Lawyers of jailed and exiled politicians condemn 'legal war' against their clients
Representatives of Puigdemont, Junqueras, Correa and Lula da Silva warn EU parliament about political use of courts
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EU Parliament decision to recognize pro-independence politicians as MEPs divides opinions
Pro-independence bloc and allies celebrate move while unionists stand their ground
Junqueras' lawyer formally requests jailed leader's release
Supreme Court only waiting to hear from solicitor general before deciding on EU court ruling backing party leader's immunity as MEP
EU court advocate general recognizes jailed Catalan leader Junqueras as an MEP
Maciej Szupnar says Spain cannot prevent former vice president from taking up his European Parliament seat
'This has been a political trial' - defense lawyers condemn verdict
Lawyers have condemned a verdict, of which the severity "could not have been foreseen"
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"
Jailed leaders' lawyer warns of last chance for clients' release
Andreu Van den Eynde reacts to UN report calling for defendants to be freed, arguing that as trial ends the reasons to let them go are "coming together"
Spanish court to rule on whether it’s competent to judge case against Catalan leaders
Crucial trial heats up as initial hearings start in Supreme Court
Forbidding Junqueras right to vote distortion of Parliament
“An MP must be able to cast his vote,” says defence lawyer
Magistrates take up deliberations on Junqueras’ freedom again
The Spanish prosecutor requested the dismissed official stay in prison because he hasn’t “renounced illegal means”
Junqueras has not renounced ‘illegal means,’ argues Spanish prosecutor
The body requests to keep the Catalan leader in prison, arguing that he’s not committed to "constitutional legality"
Attorney for Oriol Junqueras to request relocation to Catalan prison
Andreu van den Eynde argues for his client to be able to attend Parliament plenaries or even potentially be invested as Catalan president