What’s next for Catalonia in 2018
Tension between Barcelona and Madrid is set to decline, with the road to independence on a slow track, but with Puigdemont’s potential imprisonment threatening to inflame it all again
Tension between Barcelona and Madrid is set to decline, with the road to independence on a slow track, but with Puigdemont’s potential imprisonment threatening to inflame it all again
From the mass demonstration in favor of hosting refugees to the independence declaration, it has been one of the most intense years ever in Catalonia
The Catalan president urges Madrid to “negotiate” and accept the new pro-independence majority
From the mass demonstration in favor of hosting refugees to the independence declaration, it has been one of the most intense years ever in Catalonia
Main pro-independence party says “what the people have voted for, the Parliament cannot change”
Pro-independence coalition JxSí and CSQP vote in favor of the proposal, while unionist parties vote against it
Yellow is the color monopolizing the events, in solidarity with the four incarcerated pro-independence leaders
Main pro-independence parties call for “legitimate” government to be reinstated, while Cs refuses to “throw in the towel”
European Parliament members demand the release of imprisoned pro-independence leaders following their victory in election
Five more officials in favor of a Catalan state now being investigated and jailed vice president Junqueras is to testify on January 4
JxCat’s Puigdemont calls for return of “legitimate government” while Cs Arrimadas claims “no future” for independence
Unionist Ciutadans party gets the most votes, but independence bloc has more seats in Parliament
With 84.3% of votes counted, pro-independence parties are set to win election and achieve a majority in Parliament
MEPs of the pro-independence party ask the European Commission if voting rights of people abroad "have been violated"