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
supreme
Puigdemont will travel to Germany on the first anniversary of his detention
Former Catalan president to give a press conference in front of Neumünster prison on Monday
Right to defense undermined, say lawyers as tensions with judges heat up
Defense teams protest videos being banned in courtroom during witnesses’ cross-examination
Witnesses rejecting far-right’s cross-examination to persist ‘regardless of consequences’
Pro-independence CUP politicians Eulàlia Reguant and Antonio Baños were fined €2,500 and could face criminal charges
Official says public media corporation designed referendum ad campaign
Head of government's information department in 2017 tells court he does not know whether payment was made
Former Diplocat head denies international observers hired for referendum
Albert Royo says team of foreign experts was hired to write a report on Catalan-Spanish relations
Day 15 witnesses deny getting payment for referendum-related work
Printing firm employees tell court they had no knowledge of who ordered material for the vote and that no money changed hands
Independence trial week 5 – Catalan police on the spotlight
Former police chief Trapero and Junqueras’ right-hand man to give their testimonies on Thursday
'Fairy trap' goes viral after Spanish delegate's testimony
Enric Millo's mention in court of tactic to stop police entering polling stations on referendum day spawns avalanche of memes
'No political prisoners': Memo shows Spain's diplomacy strategy on Catalan trial
Spanish judiciary safeguards rights "more than in most of Europe," claims foreign ministry document
Former Spanish finance minister testifies in independence trial
“No public money was spent on the referendum," said Cristóbal Montoro shortly after 2017 vote
'Human barricades’ led to Spanish police violence: former Spain’s vice president
Soraya Sáenz de Santamaría says “everyone saw violent images” from September 20, 2017 protests in her testimony as witness in independence trial
Former speaker tells court 'freedom of speech' justified chamber debates
Carme Forcadell testifies in Spain's Supreme Court, insisting "censorship can't be allowed into the parliament"
Former parliament speaker takes case to human rights court
Carme Forcadell, who testifies on Tuesday in independence trial, believes her preventive detention is "disproportionate"
Activist Jordi Sànchez: 'All accusations are false'
MP Jordi Sànchez tells Supreme Court he believes he is on trial for being "president of the Catalan National Assembly"