Catalonia received 66% of allocated public spending between 2015-2018
Figure falls below Spanish average, while Madrid received 114% of planned budget
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€32,000: Catalonia’s per capita GDP reaches 2008 levels
Government to launch a minimum wage, although it has no powers to make it binding
Aging Catalan population expected to hit eight million by 2030
Consistent levels of immigration will make up for the particularly low fertility rate
ERC: Pro-independence party eager for dialogue, aiming for unprecedented win
The left-wing sovereigntists, whose top candidates are in prison, have run a campaign based on freedom and influence
Former ministers say Catalan government aimed for agreed referendum
Officials who left posts before 2017 vote tell Supreme Court their decision was unrelated, while vice president chooses not to give testimony
Catalan vice president among political figures due to testify in Supreme Court
Week 11 of trial of independence leaders begins on Tuesday with focus on events surrounding Spanish police raids on September 20, 2017
Referendum indictments another 'infringement of civil rights,' says Torra
President condemns decision to prosecute 30 individuals over 2017 independence vote, while unionist opposition calls his show of support "shameful"
Vice-president challenges opposition to call confidence vote as election rhetoric heats up
Pere Aragonès claims pro-independence parties are only viable government
Key witnesses called for Catalan trial during Sant Jordi Festival
Court proceedings will continue on St. George's Day – a big event in Catalonia
Vice president Aragonès looked abroad for funding for independent Catalonia, police officer tells court
On Day 20 of trial of Catalan leaders, Guardia Civil officer says material seized in raids shows government was preparing for independence
Raising high earner income taxes: 2019 budget presented
Prior to spending plan being put forth, PSC criticizes timing in hemicycle
Large delegation of ERC in Madrid to support party head
Oriol Junqueras expected to be first to testify on day 3 of independence trial
Catalan government accuses Spain of ‘breaking off talks’ and ‘giving in to far-right pressure’
Catalan officials to remain "at the negotiation table" hoping Madrid will join again
Catalan and Spanish governments meet amid opposition criticism
Senior ministers sit down in Barcelona to continue dialogue, with Ciutadans party accusing them of secrecy
Spanish region's call for direct rule in Catalonia roundly rejected
Voices across political spectrum pour scorn on resolution to suspend self-rule passed by regional assembly in Extremadura