Supreme Court postpones decision over whether to release jailed Catalan leaders until Monday
Eight ministers and two civil society leaders imprisoned for their role in Catalonia’s push for independence appear before judge Pablo Llanera
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Forensic surgeon begins examining those injured on referendum day
This is the first step in investigating the police action from October 1 following complaints filed by sixty voluntary lawyers
Ombudsman calls for explanation of Barcelona attack main suspect's secret service contacts
A new report demands parliamentary debates on summer terrorist attacks and recommends Catalan police be given full access to intelligence databases
‘Tweetie Pie’ ship finally leaves Barcelona’s port
Moby Dada ferry used to house Spanish police returns to Italy with “much reduced contingent” of officers to stay until after Dec 21 election
Wounded man on October 1 files a complaint against Spanish police forces
Roger Español aims to be the last wounded by a rubber bullet and calls for Spain to prohibit them
One of the ships housing Spanish police to leave Barcelona’s port on Thursday
The officers living in the boat since September will be relocated to Catalan hotels
Spain’s police operation against Catalan referendum classified as ‘state secret’
Mariano Rajoy’s government rejects answering questions about the cost of the deployment of officers
‘El Jueves’ editor appears in court over allegations of slander
The allegations to the satirical magazine were brought by the Spanish riot police
Catalan police chief resigns following Madrid’s orders
Josep Lluís Trapero steps down and asks police officers to stay loyal to his successors
European Confederation of Police calls for “political solution” to crisis
In a document released on Thursday, the organization condemned the use of police in order to “enforce a solution”
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
Sexist row involving unofficial Spain's Guardia Civil account sparks outrage
Comment saying people should "keep an eye on their girlfriends" as they "could get pregnant" by "handsome" officers deployed in Catalonia condemned by users and politicians
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
Q&A: To what extent is Catalonia’s self-rule suspended?
The dramatic measures affect the Catalan government, parliament, public media and other public companies, all staff of the administration, police and finances
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”