'If one of them didn't end up with a broken rib, they were close'
New footage shows Spanish police violence on referendum day
police violence
New footage shows Spanish police violence on referendum day
"I used my truncheon like there was no tomorrow," officer says in exclusive video published by Catalan News Agency
Donald Tusk could lead mediation, says Puigdemont
In his new book, the Catalan leader proposes a referendum in all of Spain, regrets the EU's "silence" and claims his life is "in danger"
Man wounded by Spanish police on Oct 1 under investigation for actions during vote
13 more officers also investigated by judge for conduct at polling station during vote, which saw Roger Español lose his eye after being shot by rubber bullet
Unionist parties criticize police incorporation into Spain intelligence body
As Spainish government to deploy 600 officers in Catalonia in run up to National Day protests, law enforcement hot topic of debate again
Judge dismisses 43 allegations of injuries by police on October 1
In most cases actions of officers were considered proportionate or visual evidence was lacking
Spain ‘obstructing’ investigation on police violence in Catalonia, says Amnesty
NGO warns case against crackdown on independence referendum hindered by prosecutor and Ministry of Interior
Institutional violence up in Catalonia, says human rights group
Irídia documents 80 cases since January, half related to protests following Puigdemont arrest
Amnesty: rights of Catalan independence supporters ‘disproportionately restricted’
Annual report on the state of human rights in the world includes the imprisonment of pro-independence leaders and Spanish police violence
EU will not 'encourage' Spain to open inquiry into police violence on Oct 1
European Commission says ensuring compliance with fundamental rights is the “responsibility” of the Spanish government
Spanish police instigate bar fight in heart of Barcelona
Off-duty and drunk, they mistook the Italian waiters for Catalans, demanding that they speak in Spanish before threatening violence
Police violence in Catalonia is 'fake news', says Spanish minister
“If there was any use of force it was a limited one,” Foreign Affairs minister Alfonso Dastis told BBC
24 Nobel Prize laureates call for “mediation and dialogue” between Catalonia and Spain
The authors denounce “violence and alienation” from Madrid and advocate a “peaceful resolution”
New report reveals extent of police violence on referendum day
A total of 1066 people required medical attention as a result of Spanish police charges, 23 of whom were over 79 years old
Catalan town councils to sue over referendum violence
Three local authorities to launch lawsuit against October 1 police operation backed by 130 individual complaints of assault and injury