Barcelona to withdraw dictator Franco’s medal
City council will revoke honor marking fascist victory in Spanish Civil War
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Catalan parties agree to further meetings despite discrepancies
Summit boycotted by most belligerent unionist and pro-independence parties
Calls for all parties to join summit unsuccessful
Ciutadans, not attending meeting, files lawsuit against pro-independence activists who threw paint to judge's home
Basque leader backs jailed Catalan leaders and self-determination
President of Catalonia Quim Torra demands “bilateral meeting” with Spanish executive
‘Face can be beaten depending on aggressiveness,’ Spanish police officer tells court about referendum
Human rights group believes “impunity starting to break” as law enforcement officials begin testifying before judge over 2017 independence vote
IOC to recommend not to hold international competitions in Spain over Kosovo athletes
Measure to be taken if Spanish government does not “guarantee access” for Balkan country sportspeople; winter games bid in Catalonia at stake
Remains of 18 Republican Civil War soldiers put to rest
Bodies exhumed from mass graves are reburied "with dignity" in central Catalonia
Prison demands 'destroy hope' for dialogue, says EU-Catalonia Platform
The Spanish prosecutor recommended Catalan leaders be sentenced to 177 years in prison total
Madrid must pass refugee policy to Barcelona, says Supreme Court
Rulings stipulate that Spanish government should pay cost of programs addressed at asylum seekers
Catalan government seeks supports as budget vote uncertain
Pro-independence parties could get bill approved by backing political rivals in Barcelona and Spain
Spanish government overrides Supreme Court: ‘banks, not citizens, will pay mortgage tax’
Council of Ministers approves royal decree after controversial court ruling
Man jailed for plotting to kill Spanish president as revenge for Franco’s exhumation plans
Catalan police seized 16 firearms, including high-precision rifles and assault weapons, from his apartment in Terrassa
Spain's National Court rules out terrorism charges for two independence activists
Tamara Carrasco and Adrià Carrasco will now be tried for public disorder offenses in Catalan courts
Anger at Spanish court’s u-turn favoring banks over customers in mortgage tax case
Supreme Court comes under fire as some call for the resignation of the head of Spain's highest judicial authority
Catalan comedian under fire for blowing nose in Spanish flag on TV
Dani Mateo warns against "putting symbols before people" after gag sparks insults, threats and ads cancellations