Spanish government blames pro-independence parties for ‘political paralysis’ in Catalonia
Madrid warns against parliament decisions violating constitution
Politics news from Catalonia and Barcelona
Madrid warns against parliament decisions violating constitution
In joint statement, president and vice president admit "coordination mechanisms" between parties are "improvable"
Xavier García Albiol last week announced his intention to run for mayor of city in Barcelona metro area
The Procura+ network of public authorities recognizes city council measure fostering sustainability and innovation in new public contracts
Pro-independence parties brawled over how to implement Spanish courts’ orders to suspend the former president and other MPs
Parliament plenary session to resume this evening after quarrel between pro-independence parties threatened the government's stability
Puigdemont’s party rejects abiding by court order to suspend former president and other MPs on trial and refuses to name substitutes
Albert Rivera backs Pablo Casado’s proposal to ban CUP party
Quim Torra’s letter forwarded to Trump, Xi Jinping, and Pope Francis
"Neither Torra nor the separatists will make it disappear from Catalonia," says Inés Arrimadas
The Catalan Civil Society (SCC) frontally rejects the idea that there are political prisoners in Spain, and is strongly opposed to independence
President sends letter to Spanish leader saying Catalans "deserve a brave answer" to the political situation
41 Members of European Parliament from some 15 member states wore yellow T-shirts in the chamber vote
Esquerra wary of Catalan president's deadline announcement as Socialists reject it
Judges argue "relatives' suffering" cannot be reason to offer bail, as 11-month mark in prison is reached for some
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