'Stability, security, and order' were US requests to Spain amid Catalan independence push
Former US ambassador to Spain says polarization is "not specific to Spain or US, but it's gotten worse"
Former US ambassador to Spain says polarization is "not specific to Spain or US, but it's gotten worse"
European Court of Human Rights rules detentions of Junqueras, Turull and Sànchez were justified to "preserve constitutional order"
Catalan party plans to paralyse government's term after breaking ties with Socialists
Members of Puigdemont's party will vote on rupture on Wednesday and Thursday
Carles Puigdemont convenes leadership of pro-independence party after several ultimatums to PM Sánchez
Parliament rejects president's "nationwide deal" to develop plots for social housing at general policy debate
On September 30, 2005, the Catalan parliament approved a draft reform, later heavily revised by Spain's Congress and Senate and partially struck down by the Constitutional Court in 2010
Junts and ERC trade blows after chamber rejects transfer of powers to Catalonia
Pro-independence Junts reached agreement with Spain's ruling Socialists but bill lacks necessary support
Pro-independence party calls on PM Sánchez to honor demands after overthrowing two key government measures
Right-wing parties including Catalan pro-independence Junts oppose bill
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Catalan capital sees 28,000 people despite torrential rain hours prior to rally
Over 40,000 people took part in demonstrations for Catalonia's National Day in Barcelona, Tortosa and Girona
40% of the total population are in favor of Catalonia splitting from Spain
Former pro-independence president Carles Puigdemont is no longer an MEP, although court case continues