One year on, pro-independence activists remain in pre-trial jail
Jordi Sànchez and Jordi Cuixart were the first of nine Catalan leaders to be sent to prison by Spanish courts
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Referendum websites blocked by Spain: Brussels won’t intervene but says restrictions must be proportionate
Catalonia denounced "digital repression" after more than a hundred sites were closed down to halt preparations for the independence vote
Minister and mayor summoned to high court over October 1 referendum
Former heads of organizations representing municipalities under investigation for promoting independence vote
Spain won't overturn decree facilitating companies fleeing Catalonia after all
Minister rejects changing measure and contradicts colleague’s previous announcement made to foster “stability and trust”
Spain’s national day rally demands prison sentences for Catalan leaders
65k people attend unionist demonstration in central Barcelona
‘Nothing to celebrate’: Catalan businesses opening on Spain’s national day
A number of shops will work either for economic reasons or to make a political statement
Spain threatens ‘legal measures’ after Catalan parliament rejects monarchy
Pro-independence parties and CatECP pass motion condemning the king's speech on October 3
How a Catalan town plans to bring down housing prices with co-ops
Mataró launches EU-funded project to turn old buildings into affordable housing
One in three teachers self-censor when discussing Catalan politics, warns report
A quarter of surveyed families don’t want politics discussed in the classroom
Spain to overturn decree that facilitated companies fleeing Catalonia
Madrid regrets "important damage" caused to economy after referendum
Spanish government admits shortfall in infrastructure spending in Catalonia
Development minister pledges to remedy situation, while Catalan counterpart says he will be "demanding" in upcoming bilateral summit
Pro-independence group to challenge MPs suspension in Constitutional Court
The Catalan National Assembly aims to take case to UN Human Rights Committee after exhausting legal recourses in Spain
Heavy rains in Mediterranean area leave deadly toll
Flash flooding kills nine in Mallorca; emergency services stretched in southern Catalonia
Catalan government brings Brussels silence in ‘digital repression’ case to EU Ombudsman
Spain closed more than a hundred websites in the run-up to the independence referendum
Puigdemont’s party won’t replace suspended MPs; allies warn of parliament ‘collapse’
Junts per Catalunya wants prosecuted MPs to vote through a delegate despite risk of losing majority