Puigdemont requests to appear in parliament on Tuesday
The Catalan president wants to discuss “the current political situation” as foreign minister declares plenary session will be held regardless of Court ban
The Catalan president wants to discuss “the current political situation” as foreign minister declares plenary session will be held regardless of Court ban
Puigdemont reiterates Catalan government’s willingness to accept offer of mediation to find a political solution to conflict
President Puigdemont will appear in front of the Catalan Parliament on Monday with a declaration of independence on the table
‘It’s an European issue. I think we won the right to be heard,’ Carles Puigdemont says in an interview with the BBC
European Commission statement says Catalan conflict is an “internal matter” while president Puigdemont calls for international mediation
Carles Puigdemont says an investigation will be launched to determine the people responsible for the Spanish police violence on Sunday
Barcelona Mayor Ada Colau urges Spanish president Mariano Rajoy to resign
Puigdemont aims to discuss the ordered police operation to prevent polling stations from opening on Sunday with his political rivals
José Manuel Maza also warns the head of the Catalan police that he will face "legal consequences" if he does not accept Spanish control
Carles Puigdemont says his government feels “strong” and ready to face “the coming attacks”
Spokesman calls for public to trust in referendum plans while Spanish cabinet attributes police raids to “serious irresponsibility” of Puigdemont executive
Catalan president steadfast on referendum despite the arrests of 13 people and the Spanish police raids in 22 government buildings
President Puigdemont says priority is guaranteeing security on October 1 rather than removing referendum material
In National Day’s Eve statement Catalan head of government pledges that referendum will take place