04 April 2019 05:12 PM

Referendum voters ‘had a violent attitude,’ testify Spanish police officers

Day 27 of the Catalan trial sees more Spanish Guardia Civil officers giving their accounts of the day of the vote

Miquel Iceta rectifies remarks to newspaper suggesting self-determination vote justified "if 65% of Catalans wanted independence"

In trial of Catalan leaders, eye-witness Bernhard von Grünberg says people "didn’t resort to violence" during independence vote

Spanish police officers continued to give testimony on Wednesday in the Supreme Court in trial of Catalan independence leaders

Enric Millo served as former president Mariano Rajoy’s representative in Catalonia

Former business minister testifies in Supreme Court, saying independence bid was "inappropriate in an advanced society"

Spain is "violating fundamental rights," say pro-independence grassroots groups whose leaders face up to 17 years in prison

Fernand de Varennes expresses "concern" for the charges of rebellion against Catalan political figures and protesters

Referendum only accepted by Catalunya en Comú if it is result of bilateral agreement between Madrid and Barcelona

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