Catalan president: Spain has ‘crossed red line’ with alleged spying
Madrid must probe surveillance scandal to restore trust, says Pere Aragonès
Madrid must probe surveillance scandal to restore trust, says Pere Aragonès
Madrid letter: Alleged surveillance of pro-independence figures could upset fragile truce
Madrid making conciliatory moves three years after independence referendum
Regional governments told to declare state of emergency if necessary to control virus
Spike in cases in and near Barcelona a particular concern
Conspiracy theories and grudges characterise approach by right-wing opposition
Madrid warns of ‘tricky terrain’ ahead of negotiations on Catalonia’s future
Barcelona summit seen as prelude to talks aimed at resolving crisis
Pro-independence parties at loggerheads over decision, with snap election possible
Jailed Catalan vice-president not allowed to take up MEP seat
ECJ rules Oriol Junqueras should have been released to take up European Parliament seat
Talks seek to end political stalemate but pro-independence Catalans remain frustrated
But NGO says there is no evidence controversial trial was unjust
Catalan instability overshadows Spain’s fourth election in four years
PM blames exhaustion for remarks on pursuit of exiled Catalan leader Carles Puigdemont
Spanish economy minister Nadia Calviño outines ‘proportionate’ approach to crisis
Jordi Cuixart says his nine-year term will help his region achieve self-determination
Pedro Sánchez refuses to meet Quim Torra as independence movement calls for talks
Right-wing leader Albert Rivera calls for end to unrest in the region at the demonstration
At least 46 police among injured in protests against jailing of independence leaders
Wave of protests against sedition convictions for independence leaders continues
Their anger is voiced through continuing wave of demonstrations that began Monday
How the separatist movement has evolved and who’s who among its leadership
Traffic halted and rail services disrupted after sentences of up to 13 years handed down
Social backlash and Madrid clampdown expected as leaks suggest tough jail sentences
Arrest of independence activists ahead of trial verdict sparks fears of backlash
Riven factions urged to fill streets in ‘Diada’ celebrations despite political differences
Politically charged court case draws to a close after four months
Catalan independence key issue in country’s third general election in less than four years
Electoral board ordered removal of symbols supporting prisoners
Officers did not use undue force during referendum, witnesses claim
Popular Party leader Pablo Casado described the PM as a ‘criminal’ who has committed high treason
Former vice-president Oriol Junqueras faces rebellion charge in high-profile Madrid trials
Worryingly for the prime minister, there are now voices of dissent within his Socialist Party
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Inquests into the nightclub fire that led to the deaths of 48 people
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