International police information ‘does not flow’ from Spain to Catalonia
Catalan police chief complains that all data enters through ‘a little window controlled by the Spanish police’
Catalan police chief complains that all data enters through ‘a little window controlled by the Spanish police’
Belgian police officer asked for information about Es Satty from colleague in Catalan police, but authorities claim exchange was unofficial
Meeting of Local Security Board decides to increase police presence in the city while mayor announces permanent memorial to attack victims on La Rambla
The European police agency regulations foresee "direct contacts" with competent authorities such as the Catalan police corps but Spain has not allowed it yet
Catalan police handling of the attacks' communication, in four languages and always urging calm, praised by citizens and politicians
Vice president demands meeting with Spanish counterpart to tackle “688 million euro” debt on security
The suspect was taking shelter in central Catalan village
Police shot down 5 alleged terrorists to stop second attack in coastal town after 13 people die and 100 are injured in Barcelona
Mossos d’Esquadra director expresses confidence in force while internal sources and Spanish government suggest resignation is due to political reasons
Barcelona and Madrid governments hold security coordination meeting for first time in eight years amid mounting tension over referendum
Catalan police Mossos d’Esquadra are expected to be further integrated in antiterrorist coordination efforts at a Spanish and international level
Executive sidesteps tax office injunction to approve new police intake in move towards objective of 1,500 extra officers
Score of Italian crime syndicate members arrested in Barcelona suspected of money laundering as Catalan executive announces 505 new police officers
Villarejo implies that the head of Spanish police was under the instruction of the Spanish Vice President in order to investigate Catalan pro-independence leaders
Minister of Home Affairs suggests there are “political reasons” behind the decision