Would 2017 independence vote be a crime under revamped criminal code?
Parties involved in deals to reform sedition and misuse of funds disagree on interpretation
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9-Des-22: 'Barcelona mayor in Kyiv to support Ukraine and send aid'
Spanish PM reiterates willingness to reform crime of misuse of public funds
Catalan governing party Esquerra considers change not to be used to chase pro-independence figures
Criminal code: Spanish government distances itself from reform of misuse of public funds
Spokesperson says executive not looking beyond crime of sedition despite PM hinting at further changes
Court of Auditors summons independence leaders over foreign policy expenditure
Former presidents Mas and Puigdemont, along with jailed politicians and former officials between 2011 and 2017, to be questioned
Supreme Court investigates senior pro-independence MP for alleged irregular contracts
JxCat congress spokesperson Laura Borràs is accused of financial mismanagement during her time as head of the Institute of Catalan Letters
What happened in Catalonia on Monday?
A chronological account of the protests and political reactions following the announcement of the prison sentences for Catalan leaders
Catalan government auditor under investigation for hiding referendum funding
Rosa Vidal accused of obstructing case against pro-independence leaders
Spanish police operation underway at Barcelona region authority
29 arrested for alleged misuse of funds so far
Spanish authorities at odds over funding of referendum
Supreme Court asks treasury to clarify claims that no public money was used for vote, while opposition calls for resignations
‘I don't know how they paid for the ballot boxes, but not with public funds’
Spanish Treasury minister confirms Catalan government did not pay for referendum; judge asks him to prove it
Prosecutor won’t sentence Mas, Ortega and Rigau to prison for the 9-N symbolic vote on independence
Former Catalan President, Artur Mas, along with former Catalan Vice President, Joana Ortega and former Minister for Education, Irene Rigau won’t be accused for misappropriation of public funds in relation to the 9-N symbolic vote on independence. This is what the public prosecutor announced this Monday, after considering that the expenses related to the non-binding consultation were made before the suspension enacted by the Spanish Constitutional Court (TC). Nevertheless, the attorneys asked Catalonia’s Supreme Court (TSJC) to ignore the accused defences’ petition to file the case and summon the trio for the other crimes included in the lawsuit, which are alleged disobedience and perversion of justice.