18 October 2019 01:52 PM

Unrest affecting Catalonia’s reputation abroad, says Madrid

Pedro Sánchez accuses Quim Torra of "underestimating" and "trivializing" the violence seen in Catalonia over the last few days

Authorities release figures on numbers of people injured and arrested during the protests against the jailing of independence leaders

Political anger as neo-nazis march through Barcelona on another night of violence and chaos

"We won’t accept violence taking over," says acting president Pedro Sánchez as Barcelona descends into new night of unrest

Catalan foreign minister tours Europe calling for "active role" from international community, while Spanish government sends promo video to embassies

Government head makes no specific allusion to Tuesday's unrest as interior minister warns of "violent groups" and defends police action

EU parliament vetoes former Catalan president's access, while Westminster speaker welcomes him

Main pro-independence groups call candle-lit demos outside Spanish government delegations in major cities

Pedro Sánchez calls for a "new era" and says that "coexistence needs to be restored in Catalonia"

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