With the Catalan trial over, what now?
Supreme Court has to decide on jailed leaders' future with sentencing possibly due in early fall; verdict expected to have big impact in Catalan politics
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Five talking points from the defendants' closing remarks in the Catalan trial
The imprisoned pro-independence leaders raised some common themes
Jailed leaders share closing remarks on final day of Catalan trial
The defendants deny rebellion and sedition charges in the Supreme Court
Prosecutor accused of 'bias and exaggeration' as Catalan trial reaches closing stages
Defense lawyer says the trial and verdict is an "opportunity to resolve the conflict" by "putting the ball back in the court of politics"
Defenses take stand for last time in independence trial
Proceedings will come to a close on Wednesday with defendants' closing remarks
'It was a violent coup d'etat': Public prosecutor justifies rebellion charges
Attorney general accuses jailed leaders of "serious attack on the foundations of the constitution with illegal, coercive methods"
Jailed leader likely to be barred from meeting monarch
Spanish Congress speaker: 'Only people who are physically able to attend can be selected by their parties to do so'
Spain casts doubt on 'impartiality' of UN report on jailed leaders
Socialist government calls it "especially serious" that the paper is published before the trial is over
Spain’s prosecutor confirms rebellion charges for Catalan leaders and requests up to 25 years in jail
After four months of trial, prosecutors keep to their initial accusations against pro-independence politicians and activists
UN: imprisonment of leaders 'against Universal Declaration of Human Rights'
All the details of United Nations’ report against detention of activists Cuixart and Sànchez, and politician Junqueras
Footage of Spanish police violence shown in Catalan Trial at defense's request
Images of leaders calling for non-violent behavior and of Spanish police charging against voters displayed on Day 49
Prosecution videos aim to link referendum with violence in Catalan trial
With over four hours of footage shown in court, prosecutor unable to say where incidents took place and showed same recordings more than once
Prosecutor to uphold rebellion charges in independence trial, say media reports
As Supreme Court considers documentary evidence, state attorney is thought to believe use of violence has been established
Supreme Court to begin watching referendum footage
Catalan trial enters new phase with hundreds of videos to be shown of what happened during bid to split from Spain in autumn 2017
'This is not a trial between equals,' says Welsh MP
All-Party Parliamentary Group on Catalonia chair, Hywel Williams, describes prosecution of Catalan leaders in Supreme Court as "highly politicized"