Spain still 'responsible' for Catalangate espionage despite PM's phone hacking, says Catalan government
Cabinet calls for independent investigation and for resignations
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Cabinet calls for independent investigation and for resignations
Lawsuits filed in Barcelona court investigating 2020 phone hacking revelations
"External and illicit" hackings made public in wake of Catalangate revelations
Pegasus spyware could have infected contacts of already discovered targets, El Confidencial reports
Boye: Spain "will not be able to justify the legality of something that is illegal" in Europe
Esquerra votes against decree including discount on oil, but measure will continue in force thanks to Basque EH Bildu party
Catalan president calls for her resignation and Spain's junior coalition partner accuses Robles of "justifying" espionage
Margarita Robles backs intelligence agency over Catalangate: 'I do not know The New Yorker'
Court greenlighted use of Pegasus spyware targeting pro-independence movement, El País reports
Felipe VI has €2.3 million in current accounts or savings, and €300,000 worth of art and antiquities
Code of conduct questions after Commissioner of Justice met Societat Civil Catalana
Salvador Balliu says he acted in self-defense as he faced individuals with batons and a dog when entering his property
Macron re-elected as results of French nationals in Catalonia not yet available
Catalan government rejects proposal and urges for resignations warning political support not granted
Presidency ministers Laura Vilagrà and Spanish Félix Bolaños to talk in person for first time since scandal broke
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