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Spanish interior minister Marlaska has urged Catalan president to ''expressively'' condemn violent protests

Human Rights Commissioner criticizes use of foam and rubber bullets, raising concerns over "numerous attacks against journalists"

Around 200 people were arrested in Barcelona and other major Catalan towns, with 104 of them passed before court

Pedro Sánchez accuses Quim Torra of "underestimating" and "trivializing" the violence seen in Catalonia over the last few days

Miquel Buch under fire by pro-independence allies after officers failed to prevent violent clashes in Barcelona

Two arrested as police were unable to prevent anti-fascist and far-right demonstrators clashing in Barcelona

500 of the National Police Force so far transferred to Catalonia from Zaragoza, Valencia and Madrid, among other cities

Far-left CUP and CDR group urge citizens to take to streets, while ERC and JxCAT urge Spain’s government to give explanation

Non-profit organization patrols streets and metro in Barcelona

“These are not new problems, they have been around for a longer period of time”, says criminology lecturer Steven Kemp

‘El Mundo’ says the expenses from a reserve fund led to identification of officials to be sacked after referendum

Theft on the public underground network accounts for a third of such crimes in the Catalan capital

Follow live the testimony of Juan Carlos Molinero in Spain’s Supreme Court 

Ferran López, the Catalan police second-in-command during the 2017 vote, speaks as a witness in the independence trial

Ferran López due to testify on Wednesday as more officers will continue to take to the stand in the Supreme Court