11,000 in main protest to mark independence referendum anniversary
Atmosphere peaceful as attendees boo representatives of government main party, which prioritizes talks with Spain
october 1 referendum
Events across Catalonia mark 2017 referendum with 'discouragement' due to independence disunity
President says government 'will manage to hold another vote' and insists on Canada-like Clarity Act
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Catalonia's 2017 independence referendum: a timeline
Nearly 2.3 million ballots were cast on October 1, 2017, but the day was marred by brutal police violence leaving over 1,000 injured
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PODCAST: Independence referendum 5 years on - what happened, its legacy, movement in limbo
Vote marred by police violence was peak of political conflict between Catalonia and Spain, and still shapes the country's politics today
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Independence vote 5 years on: impact, legacy, why movement is now drifting
Experts say referendum was 'most important challenge' to Spain in decades but leaders did not think about 'what to do after'
Alcarràs town’s Wikipedia page edited from Spanish defense ministry IP address
Changes, under investigation, include deleting section on police brutality during October 2017 referendum
Human Rights court dismisses cases against Spain’s crackdown of Catalan referendum
Strasbourg court sees no evidence of human rights violations in police operation to stop independence vote in 2017
Follow live feed of Catalan trial, on day marking a year and a half incarceration
More Spanish police officers testify in session 32 of proceedings regarding 2017 referendum
Catalan police ‘had no goal other than obeying court orders,’ says Trapero about referendum
Former Mossos chief defends in court operation to stop referendum despite Spanish police accusing him of allowing the vote
Court of Auditors investigates former Catalan cabinet for referendum funding
Former President Puigdemont and 17 members of his government are accused of allocating public money to organize the voting, which they deny
One year on, pro-independence activists remain in pre-trial jail
Jordi Sànchez and Jordi Cuixart were the first of nine Catalan leaders to be sent to prison by Spanish courts
Referendum websites blocked by Spain: Brussels won’t intervene but says restrictions must be proportionate
Catalonia denounced "digital repression" after more than a hundred sites were closed down to halt preparations for the independence vote
‘Here, we voted’: a referendum remembered
More than 800 placards put up at polling stations as politicians condemn police violence