Spain takes control of Catalan police
Prosecutor orders the Mossos to be managed from the Ministry of Home Affairs in Madrid amid referendum clampdown
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Thousands of people protest Guardia Civil raids
Citizens take to the streets in response to massive anti-referendum operation
Prosecutor orders Catalan police to “confiscate” ballot boxes in the wake of one-million-strong rally
President Puigdemont says priority is guaranteeing security on October 1 rather than removing referendum material
Catalan police in Europol: hot debate lands in Brussels
“A more timely and effective sharing of the information could have saved lives,” EU Commissioner Dimitris Avramopoulos said
Controversy over alleged CIA warning of Barcelona attacks
Catalan government denies receiving alerts by US intelligence agency
Controversy over who knew the potential danger of Ripoll imam
Belgian police officer asked for information about Es Satty from colleague in Catalan police, but authorities claim exchange was unofficial
Barcelona to strengthen security in key areas
Meeting of Local Security Board decides to increase police presence in the city while mayor announces permanent memorial to attack victims on La Rambla
Major Trapero, an unlikely hero
Catalan police handling of the attacks' communication, in four languages and always urging calm, praised by citizens and politicians
President Puigdemont urges integration of Catalan police with Europol
Vice president demands meeting with Spanish counterpart to tackle “688 million euro” debt on security
How the van driver escaped from La Rambla
Death toll rises to 15 as car owner stabbed at Barcelona city limits is included in attack casualties
La Rambla attacker shot dead in police operation
The suspect was taking shelter in central Catalan village
Terrorists had been planning the attacks for over six months in Alcanar
Investigators still searching for one attacker, likely to be the driver of the van in La Rambla
Barcelona and Cambrils attacks – what we know so far
Police shot down 5 alleged terrorists to stop second attack in coastal town after 13 people die and 100 are injured in Barcelona
Police links la Rambla attack with earlier explosions in southern Catalonia
Authorities confirm that neither of the two arrested suspects was the driver of the van
Catalan police to be part of Spanish antiterrorist body
Barcelona and Madrid governments hold security coordination meeting for first time in eight years amid mounting tension over referendum