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‘Huge leaps forward’ for independence made despite ‘mistakes’, says jailed vice president
In a letter to Esquerra Republicana members, Oriol Junqueras hints that party secretary general Marta Rovira might be the next Catalan president
Prison for officials in Brussels would have caused “irreparable damage”, according to Belgian judge
For the magistrate, “there’s no reason to doubt that they will fully collaborate” with the country’s justice
October passenger numbers up in Catalonia’s airports
Last month, Barcelona, Girona and Reus airports registered rise in travelers of 3.9%, 21.8% and 28.2% respectively
Membership of Catalan pro-independence organizations soars
Òmnium Cultural gained 14,000 new members in recent weeks, including a thousand on the day its president was sent to jail
High court prosecutor seeks arrest warrant for Puigdemont
Belgian lawyer says ousted Catalan president’s defense will argue a “violation of his human and fundamental rights”
European Commission says imprisonment of pro-independence leaders is “an internal matter of Spain”
Spokesman Alexander Winterstein refuses to comment on the arrest or "its implications"
Former Catalan president pays €2.2m for organizing non-binding vote in 2014
Artur Mas asks Court of Auditors for more time to pay the full €5.2 million fine
Slovenian parliament rejects police violence on October 1
Two commissions debate Catalan independence referendum and pass motion supporting universal right to self-determination
Thousands march in support of referendum vote
The student-organized rally also stood in condemnation of violent police actions on Sunday
Police raid at Telecommunications and IT Center will not affect referendum logistics, says Catalan govt
Spanish spokesman says "blow" to counting mechanism shows the vote "has been cancelled by the Rule of Law"
The Catalan government starts sending notifications to the October 1 electoral agents
Some notices start arriving despite the major anti-referendum operation by the Spanish Guardia Civil
Scottish Parliament members accuse Rajoy of “violation of the norms of European democracy”
SNP, Greens, Labour and Liberal Democrat representatives sign a letter to the Spanish president
Spanish prosecutor files sedition lawsuit against protesters
Allegations accuse “unidentified individuals” of purposefully aiming to prevent Spanish police from raiding Catalan government buildings on Wednesday
Puigdemont: “On Oct 1 we are called to defend democracy from a repressive and intimidating regime”
Catalan president steadfast on referendum despite the arrests of 13 people and the Spanish police raids in 22 government buildings