Rajoy and Catalonia: a troublesome story
Ousted Spanish president took exceptional measures to crush the independence bid
Ousted Spanish president took exceptional measures to crush the independence bid
Pedro Sánchez to form new Socialist government in coming days with votes of Catalan pro-independence parties
"Still long battle ahead," says Puigdemont, supported by Torra, with Ciutadans' leader concerned about "concessions" made by Socialist leader to pro-independence parties
Podemos leader Pablo Iglesias criticizes Albert Rivera for “threatening” pro-independence MPs
Torra also asks for people for and against independence to “work together”
Pro-independence party adds its intention to vote in favor of Socialist’s no-confidence motion
PDeCAT decides to support Socialist proposal to oust prime minister so as to “put an end to the Rajoy era”
Keeping Spanish premier despite his measures against Catalan self-government or supporting one of his main allies in direct rule implementation, at the hands of ERC, PDeCAT and Basque EAJ-PNV
EAJ-PNV will back motion of no-confidence; pro-independence parties vote to be decisive
Pedro Sánchez appeals to pro-independence parties in his attempt to oust president Mariano Rajoy
Pro-independence parties crucial for the initiative to succeed
Ciutadans believes Torra’s cabinet “will not” govern within “democratic framework”
“Nobody would understand that we would let ourselves miss the opportunity to oust Rajoy," say Podemos allies in Catalonia
Catalan pro-independence parties could be key to making it succeed
Main reason given for low ranking is “interference or pressure” from government over courts