Court removes day-leave permits of seven jailed independence leaders
Imprisoned male politicians and activists will have to return to jail with only 36 days a year allowed out
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Exiled Catalan delegate in EU resigns after being elected MP
Serret still liable for referendum case but not facing a European arrest warrant, uncertainty over how she will develop new post
How has the pandemic affected women more than men?
Laura Martínez of the Catalan Women's Institute on frontline workers, work-life balance and gender-based violence
Coalition talks far from smooth due to lack of united approach towards independence
ERC and JxCAT's negotiations slow, as former enter into more successful discussions with far-left CUP
Vote on Puigdemont's immunity as MEP to be held on March 8
Result of procedure that could lead to resumption of extradition cases will not be made public until following day
Trial for 2017 referendum electoral board members now underway
Five officials could face almost three years in jail for having stepped down before vote after several requests from the Constitutional Court
EU parliament fears backlash from court after Puigdemont vows legal battle to keep immunity
MEPs will vote to strip former president and two more exiled politicians of their privileges, but case could fail due to "irregularities" in procedure
60% of Covid cases in Catalonia are British variant
Catalan government considering timetable for easing restrictions before Easter
Catalonia and Spain take differing views on Women's Day marches
Barcelona mayor unveils plan to address technology gender gap
Catalan leaders’ prison day-leaves taken to Supreme Court as prosecutor fights appeal
Pro-independence leaders risk losing privileges allowing for regular leave while serving sentence for sedition
Catalan Mossos police search FC Barcelona offices at Camp Nou
Financial crimes unit leading operation resulting in at least four arrested, including former president, over reportedly hiring company to discredit perceived enemies
Parliament speaker accused of disobedience for allowing votes on monarchy and self-determination
Public prosecutor presses criminal charges against Roger Torrent and the heads of the chamber for contravening Constitutional Court bans
Public prosecutor appeals two Catalan leaders’ prison leave permits in Spain’s Supreme Court
Legal challenge aims to overrule lower court’s decision to provisionally keep prison privileges for pro-independence leaders
Spanish congress rejects removing king's immunity with Socialist support
Pro-independence and left-wing parties had requested making it possible to put the monarch on trial
Parliament speaker post hangs in the balance in post-election talks
One of the highest offices in Catalonia is disputed amongst pro-independence parties who won the February 14 election