Oct 1 referendum: only one month to go
Logistics, legal framework, Spain’s actions to stop the vote, and the eventual turnout are some of the mysteries to be solved
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Catalan Law of Transitional Jurisprudence, to be presented today at noon
It is meant to provide legal framework for independence if Yes wins in October 1 referendum
Spain’s Constitutional Court makes no concessions to Catalonia over referendum bill
Judges turn down appeal to reconsider suspension of a ruling enabling pro-independence parties to pass laws on a single reading
Catalonia’s Parliament back to work early as excitement mounts for referendum
What can we expect as we approach the October 1 referendum on independence?
Jordi Solé (MEP): ‘We won't ask Brussels for permission to have our referendum’
Member of European Parliament says EU should only "get involved" in Catalonia to help "implement" referendum result
Spanish ruling party leader in Catalonia determined to stop referendum law
Catalan Parliament Bureau expected to decide on August 16 whether to allow the bill to be discussed in plenary session
‘Ready for the final showdown’
The conflict between Catalonia and Spain explained on the front page of the Danish newspaper ‘Politiken’
Rajoy to take Catalan referendum law to Spanish Constitutional Court
Spanish president says the bill is “absolutely illegal” and dismisses it as a blow to democracy
Referendum ‘yes’ vote campaign to begin on September 15
ANC, Òmnium, ERC, PDeCAT, CUP and Súmate among organizations presenting the push to choose independence on October 1
Puigdemont insists on referendum in online debate
Catalan president says international support for the referendum on independence is key, and can be won with a clear message on October 1
Spanish president may convene the Council of Ministers during the summer recess
Rajoy will set up an extraordinary meeting if the Catalan Parliament Bureau admits the referendum law
Catalan executive to petition Constitutional Court to reconsider reform suspension
Government spokesman calls court’s stance ‘political and legal indecency’ and vows defense of amendment’s constitutionality
Catalan Government sends referendum law to world’s foreign departments
Exterior ministry publishes memorandum justifying the legislation and presenting it as ‘a democratic response’ to the ongoing conflict with Spain
Constitutional Court preemptively suspends Catalan regulation
Spanish Government appeal in court suspends the reform to fast-track the referendum on self-determination in Catalonia
Catalan parliamentary bureau should not admit passage of referendum law, says socialist leader
PSC head Miquel Iceta argues bill to allow self-determination vote on October 1 does not fall within framework of ‘fast-track’ amendment challenged in Constitutional Court