Spanish police enter Catalan statistics institute searching for referendum information
IDESCAT sources say police officers went to the fourth floor of the building, where the IT department is located
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Far-right demonstration takes place in front of pro-independence party headquarters
Electoral Commission under fire as it bans elderly protest but allows far-right group gathering and Ombudsman starts inquiry
Madrid dismisses employees of Catalan Government delegations abroad
“Explicit instructions” from Spain’s foreign office ordered “all staff” to be fired on November 30 under application of Article 155
Supreme Court postpones decision over whether to release jailed Catalan leaders until Monday
Eight ministers and two civil society leaders imprisoned for their role in Catalonia’s push for independence appear before judge Pablo Llanera
MEPs denounce Spain for making it “difficult” to visit jailed ministers and activists
Several representatives, part of delegation that wants to visit imprisoned Catalan leaders criticize Madrid’s lack of response
Spain’s takeover of Catalonia casts uncertainty on exhumation of Civil War mass graves
The creator of a DNA bank to find the disappeared said that even the possibility of historical memory policies being in danger is “an attack on democracy”
Puigdemont and Catalan ministers to face extradition hearing in Brussels next Monday at 9am
Belgian judge could decide whether or not to accept the request to send them back to Spain, or to summon them for a new hearing
Forensic surgeon begins examining those injured on referendum day
This is the first step in investigating the police action from October 1 following complaints filed by sixty voluntary lawyers
Catalonia is a nation and Spain can't take this away, argues Together for Catalonia candidate
In an exclusive interview with Catalan News, Aurora Madaula questions whether Spain will respect election results
ERC’s ministers commit to using “dialogue and political negotiation” if released
The lawyer asks the Spanish Supreme Court to review the case and to change imprisonment for a lighter penalty
‘Unpleasant things’ happened on the day of the referendum, admits Spanish president
Rajoy says that ‘no human enterprise is perfect’ referring to the October 1 Spanish police violence
Spanish Electoral Board asks public media to stop using terms such as “Government in exile”
It also considers transmission of November 11 protest violation of neutrality
Future of arts festival at risk as Spanish Treasury demands €1 million in arrears
Director has called it a “shock to the sector” having and “irreversible impact” on festival
Catalan leader invites Spanish president to talks in Brussels
Carles Puigdemont’s offer to meet Mariano Rajoy in Belgium is roundly rejected by state government spokesmen
Sacked Education minister urges Catalans to “face up” to Madrid schools' intervention
Clara Ponsatí meets parent associations, students and teachers unions in Brussels, where she is fighting extradition to Spain