'Human barricades thrown at police’: prosecutor blames Catalan leaders for referendum violence
On second day of trial, Supreme Court dismisses far-right Vox’s petition to seize yellow ribbon from defendant
spanish
Solution to Spanish-Catalan relations ‘can’t be found through a criminal trial,’ says international observer
The Supreme Court did not allow observers but some gained entrance as members of the public
Failure to pass budget in Spanish Congress raises chance of snap election
Pro-independence parties refuse to back the spending plan after Madrid takes no steps towards Catalonia's self-determination
Catalan president: trial 'attack on democracy and human rights'
Quim Torra asks international community to mediate in the Catalonia-Spain conflict and demands "dialogue" on self-determination to Madrid
Start of independence trial sparks protests around Catalonia
Officials, public workers, activists, unions, professionals, students and senior citizens condemn prosecution of political leaders in Spain's Supreme Court
A government in the dock
Daily trips back and forth from prison, nervous relatives in attendance, scores of journalists were – these were some of the scenes from the first day of the trial
Spanish president: pro-independence and right-wing parties 'fear' dialogue
Pedro Sánchez claims his government is alone in working for "a Catalonia in harmony with a united Spain"
Jailed Catalan leaders arrive at courthouse for independence trial
Trial to start in Spain’s Supreme Court at 10am
Who are the Catalan leaders accused in the independence trial?
Most of the former government, two activists and the former parliament speaker will face the Supreme Court
Spanish government considering snap election on April 14
"If [Catalan] leaders are condemned, they have to serve until the last day," says Ciutadans head
Spanish government celebrates “failure” of rally against its Catalonia policy
Catalan President Quim Torra asks President Sánchez to “reconsider” dialogue
Thousands rally in Madrid against Catalan-Spanish dialogue
Around 45.000 people demonstrates this Sunday according to the Spanish government, while PP and Ciutadans said they were 200.000.
International observers to independence trial say it will have an impact on “Spanish democracy”
Two lawyers involved with observation mission are worried about its political dimension
Catalan government accuses Spain of ‘breaking off talks’ and ‘giving in to far-right pressure’
Catalan officials to remain "at the negotiation table" hoping Madrid will join again
Spain suspends talks with Catalan government
Madrid rules out new concessions to pro-independence parties