Pro-independence parties clash over deal with Socialists
Esquerra party calls on government partner JxCat to break off deal with unionist PSC to run Barcelona's regional council
together
How Europe will be the next battleground in the Catalan independence question
From "making voters’ voices heard", to "defending Spanish interests": how parties see their role on the independence question in Brussels
Catalan president promotes local mayor to prominent government spokesperson role
Quim Torra is set to install Meritxell Budó as the new face of his administration
Discrepancies in the pro-independence bloc over plenary suspension
Source from Puigdemont’s candidacy states they had not been informed about Parliament president’s move
Pro-independence party preparing criminal lawsuit against Spanish cabinet
Together for Catalonia accuses government ministers of intimidation and coercion to prevent Carles Puigdemont from taking office
“This is a coup d’etat”: parties react to Spain’s latest move
Madrid cabinet’s decision to challenge Puigdemont’s investiture supported by Catalan unionist forces
Parliamentary immunity does not lead to ‘impunity’, warns Spanish prosecutors Office
Referring to Puigdemont and his ministers, the judiciary body notes that it does not prevent MPs from being sent to prison
Parliament president to announce candidate for Catalan presidency on Monday
With the round of talks with party leaders at an end, Carles Puigdemont is the only candidate on the table
Spain threatens legal action if MPs in Brussels get to vote remotely in Catalan chamber
Interim bureau to face vote by proxy debate in opening session of Parliament on Wednesday
Direct rule will continue if Puigdemont does not turn up, Rajoy says
"Be a democrat and respect the Catalan Parliament decision to reinstate the government", replies Puigdemont
JxCat determined to swear in Puigdemont “by end of January”
Spanish government will "immediately and without hesitation" appeal against potential appointment in absentia, says spokesman
Intense January in Catalan politics ahead
Q&A on the new term set to start next week, with the appointment of new Parliament bureau and president of government unresolved
Intense January in Catalan politics, with unresolved issues looming
Q&A on the new term set to start next week, as eight MPs are still in prison or in Brussels, making it harder for pro-independence parties to use their majority in the chamber