Spanish police were 'violently attacked' during raid at CUP HQ, officer tells court
Information unit head in 2017 describes police conduct on instructions of public prosecutor as “meticulously measured"
Information unit head in 2017 describes police conduct on instructions of public prosecutor as “meticulously measured"
Government of Catalonia to oppose the lawsuit presented by police union against 36 voters
Incident in Badalona involving jailed activist Cuixart to be discussed on day 25 of proceedings
Election rivals agree on moderate language to combat racism
Court proceedings will continue on St. George's Day – a big event in Catalonia
Prosecutors looked into use of public funds to promote independence bid abroad from 2011 to 2017
Josep Borrell refuses to answer questions on Catalan independence and Spanish constitutional reform during ‘Conflict Zone’ on German public TV Deutsche Welle
Session will revolve around protests during the peak of independence bid and around 15 agents are expected to give testimony
'No irregularities,' says department in allegations against report putting Catalan foreign action in the spotlight
Session will revolve around protests during the peak of independence bid and around 15 agents are expected to give testimony
Officers from Spanish Guardia Civil and Catalan Mossos d'Esquadra give testimony about raids to halt 2017 independence referendum
The second witness of the day is Helena Catt, set to be followed by law enforcement officials
Jordi Sànchez sent a request to the jail and the Spanish electoral authority
Pro-independence parties criticize Pedro Sánchez for showing "lack of respect" towards Catalonia
Catalan head of government accused of “disobedience" for defying Spain’s electoral authority orders to take down “partisan" symbols