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Former political prisoner reflects on his arrest and exile as well as historical memory

Low-cost airline says modified working conditions offered to employees in northern Catalan airport are legal, with "more than 100" accepting the terms

Two law professors shed light on the decision of the European Court of Justice confirming immunity of jailed Catalan leader

Maria Eugènia Gay says a return to "calm, coherent, dialogue, within the legal framework" is a must

Media professionals group ask for ministers in charge to step down, as one photojournalist was arrested on Friday

Response believes consequences for “explicit attempt to break constitutional order” to be justified

Barcelona Chamber of Commerce watchdog study finds women make up 31% of management positions

Judge in Belgium wants European Court of Justice to clarify which Spanish law applies to artist’s conviction –next hearing January 22

As Jordi Sànchez and Jordi Cuixart face up to 15 years in jail, their lawyers ask for patience and peaceful protest

The Barcelona Bar Association says crime of inciting riotous uprising is invented

Spanish prosecutor has said it will do whatever it takes, and is even considering charges of rebellion, an offence punishable by 15 to 25 years in prison

The bill will provide a provisional constitutional framework after a declaration of independence if the “yes” vote wins on Oct 1 referendum

The debate is intense in the chamber and also in the hallways of the Catalan Parliament

Parties in Catalonia and Madrid against independence roundly reject proposed legislation for founding a Catalan republic calling it a ‘ruse’ that will never be implemented

It is meant to provide legal framework for independence if Yes wins in October 1 referendum