Puigdemont to Europe: “I ask you to react”
Catalan president denies being in Brussels to apply for asylum, but “to act with freedom and without threats”
Catalan president denies being in Brussels to apply for asylum, but “to act with freedom and without threats”
Application of Article 155 and forcing of early elections has had a “positive” effect on markets, according to De Guindos
Media outlets report that Carles Puigdemont and some of his ministers are in Belgium although vice president remains in Barcelona
Despite the uncertainty caused by the suspension of Catalonia’s self-government many public servants arrive at their offices
Theo Francken questions that the Catalan president “would get a fair trial” in Spain
Puigdemont does not accept the Spanish government’s suspension of the Catalan government
The Spanish president says he will close all Catalan delegations abroad except in Brussels
Spanish ministers meets in the Senate, sources say they will react with " composure"
They intend to vote on motion with measures to legitimize Catalan state immediately
Advocating early elections as a solution to crisis, he had promised to follow Puigdemont “to the end”
Catalan Parliament and Spanish Senate expected to hold contradictory votes at the same time
The demonstrations rejected the possibility of snap elections, denounced implementation of Article 155, and demanded the release of the imprisoned civil society leaders
Mariano Rajoy’s deputy tells upper house that clause to suspend Catalonia’s self-rule will see return to “legality, coexistence and harmony”
Catalan Parliament meeting at 6pm to decide next steps as Spain votes to suspend self-rule in the Senate
In a document released on Thursday, the organization condemned the use of police in order to “enforce a solution”