Six defendants in referendum case transferred to lower court
Former parliament bureau members and Mireia Boya to be tried at Spain’s High Court in Catalonia
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Jailed former vice president hopeful “new era of dialogue” starts
Oriol Junqueras welcomes recent meeting between Catalan and Spanish leaders and believes referendum is only way out
Court of Auditors investigates former Catalan cabinet for referendum funding
Former President Puigdemont and 17 members of his government are accused of allocating public money to organize the voting, which they deny
Spanish court to rule on whether it’s competent to judge case against Catalan leaders
Crucial trial heats up as initial hearings start in Supreme Court
Catalan poll: 80% want a mutually agreed independence referendum with Spain
Vote backed by 61% of unionists and 97% of independence supporters
In Catalonia, it’s a not-so-happy anniversary for the Spanish constitution
40 years after it was passed, most Catalans would vote against the text
Monarchy or Republic? Spanish king questioned as universities hold symbolic votes
Catalan students organize unofficial referendums after thousands cast ballots in Madrid
Amnesty International to 'monitor' trial of jailed leaders to assess whether it is 'fair'
Human Rights NGO calls year-long detention "unjustifiable"
‘Face can be beaten depending on aggressiveness,’ Spanish police officer tells court about referendum
Human rights group believes “impunity starting to break” as law enforcement officials begin testifying before judge over 2017 independence vote
Former Catalan officials ordered to pay €4.9m for 2014 vote on independence
Artur Mas and other leaders are one step closer to lose properties worth some 2 million; verdict can be appealed
2 out of 3 in Catalonia and 42% of Spaniards back independence referendum, says poll
‘La Vanguardia’ survey finds that prison and rebellion charges are supported by most Spanish people and rejected by Catalan society
Jailed leader says ‘trial will weigh heavily in Spain’s history’
Oriol Junqueras, who is demanded 25 years behind bars, says any sentence other than absolution will be “unfair”
Judge investigating part of independence case dies at 71
Inquiry included officials and businesses that allegedly contributed to organizing the October 1 referendum
Prosecutors accuse Catalan leaders of uprising including 'force, aggression and violence'
Justification for demands for lengthy prison terms for pro-independence officials claim police heads were implicit in secession bid
One year on, pro-independence activists remain in pre-trial jail
Jordi Sànchez and Jordi Cuixart were the first of nine Catalan leaders to be sent to prison by Spanish courts