Protesters burn Spanish king pictures to celebrate court ruling
A hundred people gathered in the Catalan town of Banyoles to burn photos of the monarch following a decision by Human Rights court
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Controversy over Spanish Army presence at education fair in Barcelona
City Council and the Catalan government are both against the military taking part in such events
Human rights court condemns Spain over punishments for burning pictures of king
European body rules that burning images of Spanish monarch is freedom of expression and does not incite hatred
Economists’ association calls for end to suspension of Catalan self-rule
Application of Article 155 causing “slowdown of economy’s agility”
Head of German-speaking businessmen calls for 'a strong Catalonia'
Albert Peters says criticism of parliament speaker reflects concern among foreign investors over lack of stability
Spanish Tax Office investigates Catalan journalists, businesses and pro-independence associations
Catalan administration required to send Madrid information about all payments made to some 60 entities
CUP could reconsider position on swearing in Sànchez
Party might support former activist’s presidential bid if pro-independence allies agree proposal to “bring about the Republic”
Sànchez calls for unity from jail
"The violation of some people's rights is the violation of everybody's rights," says jailed Catalan leader in The Times
JxCat and Esquerra reach pre-agreement on investiture of Sànchez
The pro-independence parties still have to convince CUP to not abstain in vote for jailed leader
Spain ‘will not consent’ to swearing in Sànchez from prison
With Puigdemont’s alternative for president behind bars, Spanish government rejects proposal as “against all logic”
Puigdemont v Spain: Catalan president takes case to UN human rights committee
Dismissed leader’s defense alleges that Spanish authorities infringed international treaties and violated his political rights
Puigdemont gives way to jailed Jordi Sànchez as president
From Brussels, the deposed Catalan leader presents a lawsuit against Spain before the UN Human Rights Committee
Parallel government in Brussels would be ‘absurd,’ says Rajoy
The Spanish president also warned that electing jailed Jordi Sànchez would be a “great mistake”
Spain's order for consul dismissal a 'witch hunt'
Removed honorary representative for Finland says he has not been given any reason for decision
Spain threatens to continue direct rule if jailed leader is sworn in
Catalonia must have a president who is “fully able to exercise” his duties, says Spanish government spokesman