Spanish Constitutional Court confirms suspension of Puigdemont and jailed leaders as MPs
As a result of the measure that was first decided in July, pro-independence parties 'de facto' lost their majority in Parliament
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Catalan president begins 48-hour fast
In solidarity jailed officials and their hunger strike, Quim Torra joins the protest and is set to spend two nights at the Montserrat monastery
40 MEPs support jailed leaders on hunger strike with manifesto
EU-Catalonia Dialogue Platform president says Brussels should take action as it is "moral question"
Spain’s judiciary faces unprecedented turmoil: here’s what you need to know
Renewal of chief judges at a standstill after leaked text reveals political meddling
Spain’s judiciary would-be head backs out after leaked chats show political meddling
Manuel Marchena defends his independence as a judge
Anger at Spanish court’s u-turn favoring banks over customers in mortgage tax case
Supreme Court comes under fire as some call for the resignation of the head of Spain's highest judicial authority
Spain's Supreme Court again rejects releasing 9 pro-independence leaders in pre-trial jail
Judges argue "relatives' suffering" cannot be reason to offer bail, as 11-month mark in prison is reached for some
Newly leaked messages by Spanish judges compare Puigdemont's case with that of a 'rapist'
More emails show members of the judiciary criticizing German courts for treating Spain like a "banana republic"
Leaked judges' emails spark mixed reactions
Pro-independence parties outraged, whilst others come to magistrates' defence
Spanish Supreme Court head blasts European courts for rejecting extraditions
Carlos Lesmes accuses Belgian and German judges of generating "uncertainty" after decisions over exiled pro-independence leaders
Spanish government to hire lawyer for judge sued in Belgium
Magistrate leading independence case in Madrid summoned to appear in Brussels court after exiled Catalan leaders file lawsuit asking for "fair trial"
Spanish court denies freedom to jailed Catalan leaders
Magistrates say pro-independence leaders pose a flight risk
It wouldn't be illegal for Puigdemont to be elected president, says criminal law professor
Catalan News speaks to Josep Maria Tamarit about Puigdemont's extradition process and what lies ahead
All jailed leaders to ask for freedom after German court decision
"Crime of rebellion does not exist, they made it up," say prisoners' defense
Spanish government begins procedure to transfer jailed leaders to Catalan prisons
Prison service has already asked Supreme Court to confirm it no longer intends to issue further summons