Catalan and Spanish presidents to meet in Barcelona on Thursday
Madrid rules out summit including ministers from both executives
Madrid rules out summit including ministers from both executives
Spanish president responds by accusing Pablo Casado of "authoritarian opposition"
Catalan government would prefer summit between both governments but is considering Spanish president’s formal request to meet
Pro-independence leader opens door to "unilateral way" and warns Pedro Sánchez's time is ending
Pedro Sánchez compares Catalan independence with Brexit in Congress and claims both are based on "invented grievances"
Party non-aligned on national issue calls on Barcelona and Madrid to use "another tone and policies"
40 years after it was passed, most Catalans would vote against the text
Former Catalan leader Carles Puigdemont, in exile, and former deputy Oriol Junqueras, in jail, also called to speak as witnesses
Jailed leaders have “protection and guarantees of rule of law,” says Pedro Sánchez’s executive
Unionist party head courts controversy after linking Catalonia and UK enclave with "destruction of Spain" that began with terrorist attacks in 2004
President of Catalonia Quim Torra demands “bilateral meeting” with Spanish executive
‘La Vanguardia’ survey finds that prison and rebellion charges are supported by most Spanish people and rejected by Catalan society
Pro-independence parties could get bill approved by backing political rivals in Barcelona and Spain
Council of Ministers approves royal decree after controversial court ruling
Catalan police seized 16 firearms, including high-precision rifles and assault weapons, from his apartment in Terrassa