Spanish Supreme Court keeps pro-independence leader in prison
Judge argues there is risk of repeat offense, as Sànchez “maintains his pro-independence ideology”
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Judges denounce Spanish government ‘interference’ in judiciary
Association of Judges for Democracy calls executive’s attempts to influence court decisions “unacceptable”
Amending a law to swear in Puigdemont from Brussels on the table
Pro-independence parties consider two-government solution to investiture impasse, say sources
Two Catalan films win top prizes in Spain’s Goya awards
‘The Bookshop’ and ‘Estiu 1993’ have been awarded with a total of six prizes, including best film and best director
No ‘basis’ for keeping minister in jail, says professor
Decision to prevent re-offence based on “future prediction” according to Marc Balcells
Barcelona council joins October 1 lawsuits against Spanish police
City councilor says participation in proceedings ensures cases are not closed due to prosecutor’s “passivity”
Jailed Vice President proposes combining a “symbolic” and executive presidency
Unionist Ciutadans leader calls on pro-independence parties to admit in public what many of them "say in private"
Choice of president puts pro-independence parties at a crossroads
Disagreements and calls for unity after the Parliament president’s decision to delay Puigdemont’s swear in debate
Madrid urges Parliament president to find an alternative to Puigdemont
Spanish vice president demands Torrent to start a new round of talks with party leaders and to “get back on the track of dialogue”
Spanish democracy ranking drops due to “repression”, says report
It is the second country of Western Europe where position has worsened the most in the last year
Independence supporters turn out in numbers outside Parliament
Thousands break the police cordon set up around the chamber in a show of support for Carles Puidgemont as president
Spanish Constitutional Court maintains conditions to swear in Puigdemont
Court fail to take a final decision on the deposed Catalan president's bid to be reinstated
Spanish government reached out to Constitutional Court to discuss Puigdemont's reinstatement
The Spanish government “panicked” when it found out Constitutional Court judges were divided, points out Spanish newspaper
Catalan MPs in Brussels resign to secure pro-independence majority
Ministers Lluís Puig, Clara Ponsatí, and Meritxell Serret step down as members of the Catalan Parliament
Spanish police “unusual operation” around Catalan Parliament, warns chamber president
Roger Torrent expresses “discomfort” to Spanish home affairs minister for not being informed of the move ahead of Puigdemont’s investiture