Constitutional Court rejects putting Catalan president's ousting on hold while ruling on appeal
Spanish court must position itself on matter before Torra's case can be taken to ECHR
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Ousted Catalan president requests ban from office to be lifted while court rules on appeal
Torra asks High Court to suspend conviction pending Constitutional Court’s final say on his case
Catalan president to be ousted as Spanish court upholds disobedience verdict
Supreme Court confirms Quim Torra’s disqualification for hanging signs in favor of jailed pro-independence leaders on public buildings during electoral period
President after hearing: 'Spain tramples on most basic notions of democracy'
Quim Torra calls his potential ousting an "absolute irresponsibility" and blames judges for any future consequences of their decision
Supreme Court to hold hearing on Catalan president’s disqualification on September 17
Quim Torra was barred from office by highest Catalan magistrates, but is pending an appeal that could see him ousted from his position
ERC leader calls on president to set date for snap election before being disqualified
Quim Torra awaits a Supreme Court decision that could see him barred from office, possibly prompting a new vote in Catalonia
Barcelona court orders council to remove yellow ribbons from official buildings
Judge says symbols in support of jailed independence leaders are "partisan" and infringe principle of neutrality
Supreme Court confirms suspension of President Torra as MP
Judges' provisional decision is pending further rulings and has already been rejected by Quim Torra
Why has Catalan president Torra been ousted?
It is the first time ever that the electoral board, and not a court, disqualifies a head of government
Electoral board ousts Catalan president Torra over yellow ribbon row
Spanish authority says decision will come into effect when leader is notified
Catalan president sentenced to 18 months disqualification over yellow ribbon row
Quim Torra, who can appeal ruling, failed to remove signs in favor of jailed leaders
Electoral authority 'had no right' to order banner's removal, president claims in court
Quim Torra admits he "disobeyed" but says official instruction to take down symbols supporting jailed leaders was "illegal" and contravened freedom of expression
President in the dock: what you need to know
Quim Torra will become the first Catalan head of government to face trial in almost 80 years when he appears in court on November 18