Toni Comín explains that on October 1 it became clear that "Spain didn't care about its international reputation" and was prepared to "violate civil rights"
New footage shows Spanish police violence on referendum day
On September 20 last year, Guardia Civil police raided government buildings and arrested officials while thousands took to the streets
Both former government number 2 Junqueras and fellow incarcerated former minister skeptical on validity of upcoming trial
"There cannot be an agreement over independence," insists Meritxell Batet
Decision comes a week after court considered three other officers used disproportionate force during referendum
Pro-independence parties passed referendum law despite flat opposition, and the government began to lay out voting logistics
In a visit to his predecessor, Catalan chief says he would give up October 2017 independence declaration mandate if Madrid grants binding referendum
Barcelona court to look into alleged incidents of aggression against voters by three officers on October 1
Spanish government rules out independence vote in meeting marked by "great discrepancies"
Summit to take place on August 1 in Barcelona
In most cases actions of officers were considered proportionate or visual evidence was lacking
Josep Borrell rules out right to self-determination for Catalonia and calls on pro-independence parties to worry about 'real' problems
Referendum again set to be central issue more than two years since leaders of both governments officially held talks
Ahead of meeting with Scottish First Minister next week, President highlights "peaceful and democratic agreement" between London and Edinburgh on independence vote