Catalan government backtracks and will help former officials face €5.4m fine
Public body to act as financial guarantor of 34 accused by Spain’s Court of Auditors of illicitly promoting Catalan independence
Public body to act as financial guarantor of 34 accused by Spain’s Court of Auditors of illicitly promoting Catalan independence
Formerly jailed independence leader expresses "gratitude and commitment to the country"
Pro-independence cabinet intends for it to pay former officials' Court of Auditors charges
Civil society marches to be held on September 11 as well as on anniversary of referendum
Puigdemont, in exile in Belgium, and Junqueras, recently pardoned after years in prison, hold first meeting since peak of independence conflict
Raül Romeva insists on need for amnesty and dialogue “with no limitations” to resolve conflict
Head of Esquerra Republicana to meet with JxCat's Puigdemont in Waterloo on Wednesday
Former Catalan officials were given multi-million euro fines for spending on independence push prior to 2017 referendum
Marc Sanjaume, PhD in Political Science, believes Spanish president Sánchez was ‘very brave’ to release 2017 referendum organizers
Ex-president Mas among those who contested Court of Auditors claim for money spent on 2014 non-binding participatory process
Tribunal gives ex-presidents and ministers 15 days to repay €5.4 million for money spent on promoting independence push abroad
Pere Aragonès and Pedro Sánchez agree to relaunch dialogue table after holding first official meeting in Madrid
Puigdemont, Junqueras, Mas and Mas-Colell among politicians facing largest sums