Foreign affairs minister to face trial for disobedience during 2017 referendum
Bernat Solé could be barred from public office for actions during his former role as mayor
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New Catalan offices abroad approved again despite provisional suspension
Catalan government moves forward with seats in Tunisia, Mexico and Argentina, halted by court
Spanish consul in Edinburgh fired in June affirms he never did ‘anything without orders’
Miguel Ángel Vecino Quintana files legal case after his “honor” was left “on the ground”
Catalonia strengthens commercial ties with Uruguay
“We will be strong allies” stresses foreign minister Alfred Bosch
Spanish government to challenge opening of new Catalan offices abroad
Spain’s Foreign Affairs Minister Borrell: delegations are "clearly harmful" to country’s interests
‘The UK will split apart before Spain,’ says Spanish foreign minister
Josep Borrell tells ‘Politico’ risks to its unity are “a clear sign of the UK's weaknesses”
Spanish Foreign Affairs minister urges all ambassadors to stand up to Catalans 'lies'
Josep Borrell says diplomats should intervene when Catalan government officials "furiously attack" Spain's image abroad
Six Catalan delegations abroad reopened
Foreign affairs minister says “within six months” Catalonia will have more offices in other countries than when before Spain shut down all but one with direct rule
Catalonia on ‘verge of civil confrontation,’ says Spain’s foreign minister
Josep Borrell admits moving jailed leaders to Catalan prisons could help “lower tension” in the country
Catalan Foreign Affairs Secretary appears before Uruguayan Parliament amid “pressure” from Spain
Roger Albinyana was invited to attend a meeting of the Commission of International Affairs of the Latin American country to discuss the independence process in Catalonia, the reasons behind it and what could happen after the 27th of September election. The Catalan Foreign Affairs Secretary appeared before the Commission, despite reported “pressure” from Spanish diplomats to cancel the event. The spokesperson for Liberal CDC in the Spanish Senate, Josep-Lluís Cleries, urged Spanish Minister José Manuel García-Margallo to clarify whether his embassy in Montevideo had tried to cancel the appearance. It’s the third time that a foreign country has convened a debate about the independence process in Catalonia, following similar events in Denmark and Ireland.