Parliament speaker and formerly imprisoned leader agree to run for Junts party presidency together
Laura Borràs and Jordi Turull will share role equally after Carles Puigdemont steps down
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Catalan and Spanish parties urge Spanish PM to explain Catalangate in Congress
Washington Post calls case a "flagrant" violation of civil liberties that deserves "condemnation"
Junts general secretary and former jailed pro-indy activist to step down
Jordi Sànchez announces decision not to run for re-election and calls for single candidate to replace him
Pro-independence parties to act as guarantors for officials to avoid seizure of assets
Accused individuals for illicit foreign action in 2010s face €5.4m provisional fine
Talks with Spain aggravate cracks between Catalonia’s ruling parties
Bid to solve independence dispute through dialogue seen as a "step backward"
What will the next Catalan government look like?
14 ministries, including newly-created feminism and climate action departments, will be gender-balanced and each party will manage seven
Esquerra says they will form minority government after lack of agreement in coalition talks
Frontrunner Pere Aragonès says Catalonia "cannot wait more" for a new cabinet after 83 days of negotiations with other pro-independence party Junts
Summit in prison to find way out of presidential deadlock one month before deadline
Pro-independence ERC and Junts' main officials including some jailed leaders will engage in talks
Criticism mounts as deadlock among pro-independence parties to launch term continues
Esquerra wants JxCat to support their candidate within two weeks, as no agreement before May 26 would mean fresh election
MP replaced in parliament bureau after self-determination motions 'nonsense' remarks
Pro-independence Junts' Madaula to take place of Cuevillas, who had said risking disqualification from public office for symbolic votes is not worth it
PDeCAT: heirs of old hegemonic party struggling to survive
Led by former minister Àngels Chacon, they could either not make it into Parliament or obtain just enough seats to be key to governing
Junts per Catalunya: reviving 2017 'confrontational' independence push
With party leader Puigdemont in exile, Laura Borràs could become first female Catalan president
The paradox of Catalan independence parties
Pro-independence forces need each other to stay in power—even if their approaches to achieving their goal are strikingly different
Election who’s who: parties, powerholders, and potential presidents
Uncertainty surrounds election over who will be able to form coalitions and who will hold the highest office
Six key questions for the future of Catalonia that the February 14 election will answer
A three-way race to win, the impact of Covid-19 on voter turnout, and whether pro-independence parties keep majority and finally reach 50% of votes are main conundrums