Spain to reform controversial 'Gag Law', ending border pushbacks and phasing out rubber bullets
Public safety law was passed by conservative People's Party in 2015, giving more powers to police
Politics news from Catalonia and Barcelona
Public safety law was passed by conservative People's Party in 2015, giving more powers to police
The expert view from Núria Bosch and Maite Vilalta from the Barcelona Institute of Economics
Bill passed in Congress to benefit those linked to Catalan independence push
Ada Colau recently questioned organizers' audience and visitor figures
Government says it is open to treating "some of the affected people" in Catalan hospitals
Pro-independence Junts' Carles Puigdemont and Toni Comin won 2019 European election in Catalonia
Executive sources say that state's intelligence services have "nothing to hide"
"It is a matter of priority," writes foreign minister in third letter to chamber president
Equality and Feminism Minister wants to promote national pact against hate speech
Supreme Court judge does not rule out that police officers helped former Catalan president escape
First meeting between a Catalan leader and the Spanish monarch in nine years, after a period of tension since the 2017 independence referendum
Proposal to Congress from left-wing Sumar aimed to close rent cap loopholes
Deal reached from parties across the political spectrum after months of negotiations
Barcelona sees largest rally with 60,000 attendees, with protests in Tarragona, Lleida, Girona, and Tortosa
Judges will now begin discussions to determine whether or not the law is constitutional
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