Jailed leaders expected not to be able to run in Spanish election
Five imprisoned politicians became MPs and senators after April 28 poll, but were later suspended
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Spain is trapped in political instability. To understand why, look at Catalonia
Spain heads to polls with Catalan independence still one of the most divisive issues among parties in Madrid
Spain’s acting president insists on possibility of suspending Catalonia’s self-rule
Spaniards called to vote in a fourth election in as many years, for which parties blame each other
Spain set for fourth general election in four years on November 10
President-elect Pedro Sánchez fails to form new government after 5-month deadlock
Key day for looming Spain’s presidency bid
Pedro Sánchez to call party leaders before their meetings with king as deadline to appoint head of government runs out
Where it all started: 10 years of Arenys independence vote
Small town held non-binding poll sparking next decade’s push to vote on independence
Spotlight on exile and migration in National Day institutional event
Traditional commemoration organized by Catalan authorities postponed until September 11 due to heavy rain the night before
Turkish dissident attends National Day rally to ‘challenge’ arrest warrant
Can Dündar visits Barcelona as part of a trip organized by Foreign Friends of Catalonia
Jailed ex vice president urges return to ‘strategic consensus’ within pro-independence camp
People’s Party spokesperson says independence parties have turned the National Day into a day of “clashes” and “civil division”
Belgian court orders new investigations on Puidgemont tracking devices case
Former president’s appeal successful after he claimed to have been spied on by Spain’s secret services while in Belgium
Funeral of last Catalan Ravensbrück concentration camp survivor held in Toulouse
Conxita Grangé was part of French Resistance and was praised for her efforts to “explain the brutality”
Spain’s political deadlock continues as Socialist head rejects referendum again
Sánchez compares independence camp demands with Brexit and refuses left-wing coalition, moving Spain closer to snap election
What a guilty verdict for jailed leaders might bring
A national unity government, new attempts to reinstate Puigdemont, snap election, civil disobedience, and a pardon, among proposals on the table
Barcelona's alleged security crisis exaggerated by media ‘echo chamber’, says expert
“These are not new problems, they have been around for a longer period of time”, says criminology lecturer Steven Kemp
Speaker Torrent calls for ‘national unity government’ if Catalan leaders are found guilty
President Torra’s response: get ready to reinstate Puigdemont as president