‘Palau case’ one of the major corruption scandals in Catalonia arrives to the court

The so-called ‘Palau case’ investeigates whether CDC received €5.1 million from the construction company Ferrovial through donations made to Barcelona’s Palau de la Música concert hall

EU support for referendum 'to be gained through persistence rather than urgenc', says ‘En Comú Podem’ leader

Domènech considered it 'absolutely key' to count on the EU institutions’ support in order to effectively hold the referendum

‘4 Years From Now’, the meeting point for start-ups at Mobile World Congress

Homs at 9-N trial: 'We couldn’t do anything else, freedom was at stake'

Homs insisted that the resolution from the Spanish Constitutional Court (TC) suspending the 9-N 'was not concrete'

Barcelona gets ready for the Mobile World Congress

2,200 companies are expected to attend the fair

Homs enters the court rallied around by hundreds of supporters

He faces a 9-year ban from public office

Further lawsuits against Forcadell and the members of the Parliament’s Bureau for the referendum’s proposal

This is the second lawsuit against Forcadell presented by the Public Prosecutor

Spain’s king brother-in-law avoids prison

‘This racist treatment of the Catalans is inadmissible’; the witness account of a Corsican citizen at Barcelona’s el Prat airport

Claude Lefebvre was searched and held on the ground for the sole fact of having worn a sticker with the Catalan flag

Thousands march in Barcelona urging Spain to take in more refugees

The day Puigdemont gets tossed in prison

"The trials that are now underway are just a foretaste. The moment of truth will not take long to arrive. I don't think we will have to wait until June to see president Puigdemont before the courts."

TC suspends referendum resolution and could take further legal action against Forcadell

The list of the 34 judicial rulings by the Constitutional Court in favour of Catalonia with which the Spanish government has failed to comply

Here is a complete list of the final judicial rulings which the Rajoy government has failed to comply with

MEPs from all parties consider 9-N trial 'counterproductive' and call for 'political' solution

'A political issue should be solved in a political way, in a democratic way, through dialogue and not by sending politicians to court because you don’t like their opinion'

Homs during 9-N trial: 'We were not violating any law'

Homs admitted to being 'surprised' when the Spanish Government presented an appeal before the TC for alleged conflict of competences

Puigdemont: 'Spanish democracy has gotten sick'

Puigdemont accused the Spanish State of taking former Catalan President, Artur Mas and former Catalan Minsters, Irene Rigau and Joana Ortega before the court in what he considered 'a political trial'

9-N trial proceedings focus now on Ministry for Education’s role

The magistrates aim to find out whether high school directors were pressed by the public bodies to cede the centres and turn them into polling stations

Thousands hit the streets to support those summonsed for 9-N symbolic vote on independence

Puigdemont: 'We are all being tried and thus we will show our outrage'

He warned that the people’s dignity 'will be defended with loyalty by the accused'

Mas before the court: '9-N was not a personal whim' but an 'unstoppable' consultation

Catalan President, Artur Mas, testified before the court this Monday when accused of alleged disobedience and breach of trust when allowing the non-binding consultation

Artur Mas: 'this is a political trial, that has very little foundation in law'

Barcelona’s Port President arrested for alleged irregular funding of former CDC

The police arrested two former CDC representatives too, Antoni Vives and Francesc Sánchez

Puigdemont to the consular corps: 'The referendum will take place with all the legal and democratic guarantees'

'The will of the Catalan citizens to exercise their right to self-determination is incorruptible', he warned

MEPs from fourteen countries and all political groups attend hearing with Puigdemont, Junqueras and Romeva in Brussels

It was a far cry from a ‘cafeteria event’, as González Pons had described it, given that the conference room in question holds twice the capacity of the largest hall of the European parliament

László Tőkés’s Europe welcomes Catalonia

«The Hungarian MEP yesterday challenged the Spanish Partido Popular, his own party mates, by ignoring its call to boycott a hearing where a large group of MEPs heard firsthand from top Catalan politicians about their vision for a new European dream»