EU says suspension of Catalan self-rule ‘within the constitutional order’
European Commission spokesman reiterates support in Brussels for “the constitutional and legal arrangements of Spain”
European Commission spokesman reiterates support in Brussels for “the constitutional and legal arrangements of Spain”
Donald Tusk noted that dialogue "is always better than conflict"
Romeva says snap election isn’t “on the table” while Spanish government demands it in order not to suspend Catalonia’s self-government
The Commissioner for Human Rights states that Spain’s police use of force was "disproportionate" and "unnecessary"
EPP and S&D groups veto proposal from Greens to discuss October 1 vote so as not “to legitimize an illegal referendum”
“Violation of fundamental rights” says lawyer of ex-Secretary General of Ministry of Economy, who will take the case to Strasbourg
They denounce a "clear and shameless violation" of the Lisbon Treaty
Only 30% of 120,000 asylum seekers have been relocated since 2015, in what Catalan Refugee Aid Commission is calling a "resounding fraud"
Project aims to raise awareness and ultimately increase number of donors in EU and neighbouring countries
European Commission President says an independent Catalonia would not be able to join the EU "on the day after the vote"
“A more timely and effective sharing of the information could have saved lives,” EU Commissioner Dimitris Avramopoulos said
SMALLE Technologies and Carinsa selected with 64 other small and medium-sized companies from all around Europe
A fortnight after dockworkers call off industrial action, EU Court of Justice calls Spanish government’s failure to liberalize ports ‘serious’
Nicola Danti states that online platforms offering accommodation or transport should not be banned amid dispute between Barcelona and Airbnb
The CEO of the Port of Barcelona, Sixte Cambra, warned that it may negatively affect the country’s economy