No deal announced following high-profile coalition government crisis meeting
Senior member Esquerra Republicana and junior partner Junts per Catalunya faced "difficult and demanding" gathering
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Junts per Catalunya party to ‘mainly’ form coalitions with pro-independence political forces
Group also changes party rules to avoid suspending or expelling those members found guilty of corruption in "lawfare" trials
Government split on how to ensure Catalan in schools after Spanish quota ruling
Junts rejects proposed legislation change as 'it will not avoid 25% imposition of Spanish'
Parliament speaker and formerly imprisoned leader agree to run for Junts party presidency together
Laura Borràs and Jordi Turull will share role equally after Carles Puigdemont steps down
Catalan and Spanish parties urge Spanish PM to explain Catalangate in Congress
Washington Post calls case a "flagrant" violation of civil liberties that deserves "condemnation"
Junts general secretary and former jailed pro-indy activist to step down
Jordi Sànchez announces decision not to run for re-election and calls for single candidate to replace him
Flanders minister-president calls on 'Europe and EU courts' for Catalan exiles solution
Jan Jambon meets with pardoned leaders in Barcelona and pro-independence MEPs including Puigdemont online
Pro-independence parties to act as guarantors for officials to avoid seizure of assets
Accused individuals for illicit foreign action in 2010s face €5.4m provisional fine
Talks with Spain aggravate cracks between Catalonia’s ruling parties
Bid to solve independence dispute through dialogue seen as a "step backward"
Catalan government crisis as coalition partners disagree on who should attend upcoming talks with Spain
President Aragonès has only confirmed presence of members of his party for now for first meeting after JxCat proposes politicians not in cabinet
Pere Aragonès will make a bid for the presidency in Parliament again on Thursday
Esquerra's frontrunner likely to succeed in light of pro-independence coalition deal with Junts per Catalunya
Preliminary agreement for pro-independence coalition government
Esquerra and Junts expected to share cabinet again as snap election avoided at the eleventh hour
What will the next Catalan government look like?
14 ministries, including newly-created feminism and climate action departments, will be gender-balanced and each party will manage seven
Government calls for 'trust' in negotiating teams to agree deal for new term
Socialists rule out abstention as ERC meet Junts and En Comú Podem for separate talks
Support for Esquerra's minority government not guaranteed as deadline looms
Other main pro-independence party, Junts, will not back new cabinet "for free" and call for coalition talks to resume