International platform to send observers to independence trial
Despite no response from Supreme Court, 13 human rights organizations will report on prosecution of political leaders
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Prosecutor: no need for observers in independence trial
"It is televised live, we cannot offer anything else," says María José Segarra about requests of professors and human rights' experts
Spanish court denies Catalan leaders’ release over ‘increased flight risk’
Prisoners to be transferred to Madrid ahead of independence trial
Jailed leaders to be transferred to Madrid prisons on January 29
Trial to start in Spanish capital “around” February 5
Court expects independence trial to start 'around' February 5
Jailed leaders will be transferred from Catalonia to Madrid prisons days before sessions' kickoff
Jailed leaders see independence trial as “opportunity” to reveal truth
Sànchez says prosecutor will have to back claims with "facts," while Romeva says it is a chance to speak "directly" to people in Spain
Weekend of events to bid farewell to jailed leaders ahead of trial
Music and folk festivals outside Lledoners prison few days before officials are transferred to Madrid
Jailed former minister Romeva: 'I won't declare myself innocent; I'll deny having committed a crime'
Official in pre-trial prison believes pro-independence leaders won't be freed because they "make a lot of noise"
What will defendants in the independence trial argue?
Seven keys for their defense include lack of violence, no public money spent on referendum, legality of independence vote and "violation of rights" by Spain
Cuixart denounces ‘suspension of rights’ to ‘protect’ Spanish unity in statement of defense
The document released ahead of the jailed leader’s trial also emphasized his backing self-determination
Jailed Catalan leaders request five international observers to attend their trial
Pro-independence leaders will face trial for calling a referendum despite Spain’s opposition
Local judge allowed former minister to leave prison to visit his child in hospital
Manresa court gave permission for Josep Rull to spend time with his son on Saturday after the boy hit his head while visiting his father
Supreme Court asks for jailed leaders be transferred to Madrid last week of January
Trial against them will be held in Spanish capital; judges' decision a sign that hearings will kick off soon
Judiciary has 'full legitimacy,' says Spanish king ahead of independence trial
Felipe VI warns that Constitution "protects but at the same time limits" political power
Jailed leaders to defend 'legitimacy' of referendum in trial
Former vice president says he expects he will "probably" be sentenced to prison, but that won't make him give up on independence