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As Supreme Court considers documentary evidence, state attorney is thought to believe use of violence has been established

Former president's group accused two board members of "partiality" and “hostility” after blocking his bid to become MEP

The first session of the new Spanish parliament to take place in a unique climate

Independence debate at center of most unionist and pro-independence campaigns in Catalonia

In Strasbourg meeting, Roger Torrent warns human rights official Dunja Mijatovic of "infringement of basic rights" in Spain

Elected the 131st President of Catalonia a year ago, Quim Torra insists that an independent republic is "the only possible way forward"

Former president would take post in European Parliament, and challenges Spain to “respect European rule of law” and accept him to take office

From "making voters’ voices heard", to "defending Spanish interests": how parties see their role on the independence question in Brussels

Podemos leader Pablo Iglesias hails Ada Colau’s Barcelona as the example for “when we govern”

Acting Spanish president meets Cs party head as government expresses "concern" over deal against Catalan interests

Referendum voters speak of their experiences in the Catalan Trial

The process supposed to keep Spanish elections impartial explained

Dolores Delgado described a Catalan colleague's speech as 'exclusionary'

Quim Torra failed to remove symbols in favor of jailed leaders on time after electoral authority ruling

Catalan government calls for a repeal of conservative Spanish labor reforms