International expert takes the stand at Catalan trial
The second witness of the day is Helena Catt, set to be followed by law enforcement officials
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Jailed pro-independence candidate calls for election debate from prison
Jordi Sànchez sent a request to the jail and the Spanish electoral authority
Spanish president publishes 110 election pledges with no direct mention to Catalonia
Pro-independence parties criticize Pedro Sánchez for showing "lack of respect" towards Catalonia
Prosecutor launches criminal lawsuit against president Torra over yellow ribbon row
Catalan head of government accused of “disobedience" for defying Spain’s electoral authority orders to take down “partisan" symbols
Court suspends Catalan parliament committee investigating king’s ‘criminal activities’
Working group temporarily blocked after Constitutional Court accepts Spanish government appeal
Referendum raid protests created 'insurrectionary climate,' senior Spanish police official tells court
High-ranking officer behind Guardia Civil investigation report into independence bid calls Catalonia "a powder keg" in 2017
Mexico requests apology from Spain, Madrid rejects it
Mexico and Spain have "always” been able to see their “shared past without anger,” laments the Spanish government
Police officers and foreign experts to testify in week seven of Catalan trial
Court case to focus on protests during September 20 raids of government buildings, and testimony of foreign experts at October 1 vote
Guardia Civil officers in charge of finance ministry raids testify
Policemen witnessed protests that served as foundation for rebellion accusations
Vice-president removes white ribbon symbol from finance ministry
Catalan government ordered to take down all signs of support for imprisoned and exiled leaders from public buildings
President replaces yellow ribbon on government HQ with white one
Torra was ordered to remove sign by the Spanish Electoral Authority; new banner keeps message in favor of jailed leaders
Catalan ombudsman recommends taking down ribbons from government HQ
President Quim Torra pledged on Tuesday to follow any suggestions the ombudsman would give
Quim Torra was 'in and out' of warehouse where ballot papers were seized, says Guardia Civil officer
Spanish police officers continued to give testimony on Wednesday in the Supreme Court in trial of Catalan independence leaders
Documents referencing 'war, guerrilla scenarios' found in finance ministry, says police officer
Guardia Civil member says Catalan official ordered his secretary to "throw" papers into a backyard right before being arrested
Guardia Civil police officers testify in Catalan trial
Over 30 Spanish police officers are expected to appear in the Supreme Court as witnesses of the independence bid