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
Q&A on the new term set to start next week, with the appointment of new Parliament bureau and president of government unresolved
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
Puigdemont’s candidacy warns that any other option would mean “accepting Article 155”
Outside the Spanish Supreme Court, Gabriel Rufián stated that Catalonia “can’t have a president via Skype”
The incarcerated pro-independence leader tweets that him and his fellow MPs will “hold high the torch of European values”
Each tourist in Catalonia spent an average of €949, some 2% less than in the same month in 2016
From the mass demonstration in favor of hosting refugees to the independence declaration, it has been one of the most intense years ever in Catalonia
Vessels to depart Barcelona port on December 31 and January 2, as Spain decides on gradual withdrawal of officers
Carles Puigdemont says 'defending the institution' of Catalan government can hardly be done if jailed by Spain
Should Carles Puigdemont return from Brussels to be reelected as Catalan president, Spanish justice will most likely jail him
European Parliament members demand the release of imprisoned pro-independence leaders following their victory in election
Unionist Ciutadans party gets the most votes, but independence bloc has more seats in Parliament
A Guardia Civil report looks into a pro-independence rally where the football coach participated, according to Catalan media
A group of members of the European Parliament visit Catalonia on election day encouraging the EU to respect the results
Seven members of four different European Parliament parties gather at the entrance of the prison in Madrid where pro-independence leaders are held