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Reus town councilors arrested for failing to appear in court to testify over their role in the October 1 referendum

Spain Home Affairs Ministry to withdraw police reinforcement progressively until December 30

While 27 courts around Catalonia have opened cases relating to referendum day, ANC files suit over continued closure of its website

One person arrested at the private postal company on charges of distributing polling supervisor notices for the October 1 referendum

IDESCAT sources say police officers went to the fourth floor of the building, where the IT department is located

The referendum day, including the Spanish police violence, propelled the news website to its all-time high

This is the first step in investigating the police action from October 1 following complaints filed by sixty voluntary lawyers

Alfonso Dastis admits not having read Human Rights Watch report denouncing the attacks to citizens during the referendum 

Moby Dada ferry used to house Spanish police returns to Italy with “much reduced contingent” of officers to stay until after Dec 21 election

Roger Español aims to be the last wounded by a rubber bullet and calls for Spain to prohibit them

Mariano Rajoy’s government rejects answering questions about the cost of the deployment of officers

Pro-indy groups aim to hold a plenary session a day before the Spanish government’s takeover could come into effect

Pro-indy parties plan to hold a plenary session a day before the Spanish government ratifies the takeover

“If there was any use of force it was a limited one,” Foreign Affairs minister Alfonso Dastis told BBC

A total of 1066 people required medical attention as a result of Spanish police charges, 23 of whom were over 79 years old