Sentence pending after 4 months and 52 sessions of Catalan trial
Jailed leaders share final remarks refuting rebellion allegations and claim verdict will impact Catalonia crisis for generations
Jailed leaders share final remarks refuting rebellion allegations and claim verdict will impact Catalonia crisis for generations
European Court of Human Rights rejects hearing Forcadell's case on her precautionary detention
Marina Roig appeals to the right to freedom of assembly to refute rebellion charges for leading demonstrations
In his closing arguments, lawyer of three Catalan leaders on trial over independence bid denies charge of rebellion
Defense lawyer says the trial and verdict is an "opportunity to resolve the conflict" by "putting the ball back in the court of politics"
Joaquim Forn's counsel argues that parliament's actions disproved its words
Proceedings will come to a close on Wednesday with defendants' closing remarks
Far-right Vox pushes for a "dissuasive" sentence for defendants so that "no one dares" carry out "sophisticated coup attempt" again
Civil disobedience, peaceful means, calls for dialogue, lack of dialogue from Madrid, among arguments set to be used by jailed leaders' lawyers
After four months of trial, prosecutors keep to their initial accusations against pro-independence politicians and activists
With over four hours of footage shown in court, prosecutor unable to say where incidents took place and showed same recordings more than once
Catalan trial enters new phase with hundreds of videos to be shown of what happened during bid to split from Spain in autumn 2017
Pro-independence civic organization alleges reports not admitted in Catalan trial show that Jordi Cuixart was only linked with violence after his indictment
All-Party Parliamentary Group on Catalonia chair, Hywel Williams, describes prosecution of Catalan leaders in Supreme Court as "highly politicized"
Supreme Court will allow 15-minute closing remarks by defendants