The unanswered questions of the Catalan trial as verdict looms
The upcoming verdict from the Supreme Court should shed light on a series of contested accusations
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Government calls for firing of Guardia Civil chief over 'insults' to Catalan police
Minister sends letter to acting Spanish executive demanding "immediate removal" of brigadier general for address in front of Mossos d'Esquadra
Court partially suspends motion in favor of self-determination and rejecting monarchy
Spain's Constitutional Court warns of legal consequences if the Catalan parliament disobeys ruling
Local campaign to reclaim spoils of war seized by Franco regime
Some town councils in Girona area coming together to demand return of cash taken from them at end of Civil War
Human rights groups denounce ‘serious irregularities’ in Catalan trial
The International Federation for Human Rights and EuroMed Rights issue joint report criticizing Spain’s Supreme Court
Catalan activists demand release amid fears of pre-trial imprisonment extension
Jordi Cuixart and Jordi Sànchez make the umpteenth call for freedom with the independence trial verdict looming
Leo Messi reveals he considered leaving Barcelona after tax problems
The footballer says he felt “mistreated” by the Spanish authorities, leading to the “worst moments” of his career
Jailed leaders, new parties, familiar faces: election candidates ready ahead of verdict
It’s voting time again in Spain, but what’s changed in the short five months since the last one?
Catalan minister calls Spain’s lawsuit against three new delegations abroad ‘inadmissible’
Madrid challenges in court plan to open new offices in Mexico, Argentina, and Tunisia
Spanish government asks high court to issue warning to Catalan parliament speaker
Madrid says Roger Torrent has the "duty to impede" any measure contravening Constitutional Court rulings
Torra challenges order to remove yellow ribbons, but most ministers comply
Deadline for taking down symbols deemed partisan from government buildings expired on Friday at 3 pm
Puigdemont’s party proposes jailed leaders running in the Spanish election
Junts per Catalunya wants to put forward Quim Forn and Jordi Sànchez as candidates
Lawyers and victims of 2017 referendum launch suit accusing former Spanish officials of crimes against humanity
Charges brought against interior ministry and police heads at the time alleges operation to halt independence vote was “systematic and planned attack”
The curious case of Avinyonet de Penedès, now the richest town in Catalonia
A single person is believed to be behind average income doubling in a year for this wine-growing town in 2017
Constitutional Court overturns parliament committee to investigate monarchy
Spanish high court rules that Catalan chamber does not have the powers to assess matters relating to the crown