Tunisian Nobel Peace laureate supports Catalan referendum

Ahmed Galai to make a declaration in favor of 'democracy and the October 1' vote

Law of transitional jurisprudence to be passed before October 1 vote

Dual nationality will be accepted, according to the legal text

Catalan police shoot dead Barcelona attacker Younes Abouyaaqoub

Barcelona citizens chant 'No tinc por' as they retake La Rambla

At Least 14 Dead, After Van Strikes Crowd In Barcelona

Catalan Police had arrested two men and killed five in a related incident

Spanish Guardia Civil questions two Government officials about referendum

Presidency secretary general and managing director of citizen information asked to give witness statements to the police for investigation into October 1 vote

‘Yes’ vote ahead in Catalan referendum, with 67.5% turnout, says poll

62.4% would vote Yes and 37.6% against independence in the referendum planned for October 1

National Day demonstration to feature a giant yellow fluorescent plus sign in Barcelona

This year’s mass protest for self-determination to feature giant yellow fluorescent plus sign in centre of Catalan capital two weeks before October 1 referendum

Court of Auditors to look into whether Mas should pay for 2014 vote

Auditor’s court admits complaint on illegal use of public funds that could cost banned officials €5m, while Catalan executive insists independence process is ‘unstoppable’

Catalan government shake-up in readiness for Oct 1 vote

President Puigdemont reshuffles cabinet with Presidency, Home Affairs and Education ministers ‘stepping aside’ in what Spanish President Rajoy calls a ‘purge’

Civil Guard demands referendum event documents from National Theater of Catalonia

JxSí president Turull calls police visit to national theater ‘outrageous’ while Podem Catalunya leader Fachin accuses PP of ‘losing it’

Vice presidency and foreign affairs to acquire ballot boxes for the referendum

Junqueras and Romeva charged with purchase while opposition accuses Catalan government of shifting blame for referendum in lively chamber debate

Catalan parliament president says assembly of French-speaking countries 'astonished' at her prosecution

Spanish legal action against chamber bureau members to be discussed by Francophonie parliament in next political commission, says Forcadell

Catalonia to declare independence right away if 'yes' vote wins October 1 referendum

No threshold for voter participation for the vote to be deemed valid

Catalan Minister fired by president Puigdemont after voicing doubts about referendum

Jordi Baiget said that the vote, which the Government has announced will be binding, could end up being a remake of the unofficial plebiscite on independence of 2014

Catalan Parliament speaker at Westminster: ‘We are under threat, but we will not give up’

The All-Party Parliamentary Group on Catalonia is re-constituted in the UK Parliament, with MPs and Lords from most parties, including Labour, Conservative and Lib Dem

Referendum law based on international treaties justifies unilateral action

Independence vote receives broad municipal support despite Spain's opposition

Spanish Guardia Civil interrogates civil servants amid independence vote preparations

Some of the investigations refer to the institutional campaign by Catalan government inviting citizens living abroad to register on an external electoral roll

Independence referendum details to be unveiled on July 4

Constitutional Court rules against ‘Foreign Affairs’ designation of Catalan ministry but endorses external action

Catalan police exclusion from Europol 'can compromise' European security, warns Eurocop

Court admits case against Catalan minister for ballot box purchase

Spain excludes Catalan police from Europol while granting access to Basques

Kilian Jornet: ‘The summit of Everest is but an anecdote for me’

The Catalan alpinist and runner believes that the referendum for the independence of Catalonia is a good opportunity ‘to get away from Spain’

MEPs disobey by speaking Catalan in EU Parliament

EU Parliament VP Pavel Telicka also warned at the beginning of the session that it was “forbidden” to use any non-official language during the plenary