Jailed candidate for president appeals blocking of appointment
Spanish court denied Catalan pro-independence leader Jordi Sànchez permission to attend session to swear him in as head of government
Spanish court denied Catalan pro-independence leader Jordi Sànchez permission to attend session to swear him in as head of government
The Catalan leader accuses Spain's judge of "having more power than two million Catalans" after having prevented jailed MP from being sworn in
Parliament speaker to "defend the rights" of jailed MP as candidate for president "until the end"
Supreme Court points to agreement between Junts per Catalunya and Esquerra parties to justify the decision
Spain’s Supreme Court yet to decide whether to grant Jordi Sànchez’s request to leave prison and assume office on Monday
"What kind of democracy do they think we should have to live in," asks Puigdemont
Censored artwork featuring jailed Catalan public figures opens to public today until April 22
Spanish Supreme court has yet to decide whether to allow presidential candidate to attend investiture debate or not
High Commissioner Zeid Ra’ad Al Hussein also "dismayed by use of violence" during October 1 referendum
Party might support former activist’s presidential bid if pro-independence allies agree proposal to “bring about the Republic”
While he gained relevance in 2015 as the head of a major pro-independence organisation, his political activism began in the eighties
Jordi Sànchez’s defense petitions Spanish courts for his release so he can attend parliament and take up the post
"The violation of some people's rights is the violation of everybody's rights," says jailed Catalan leader in The Times
The pro-independence parties still have to convince CUP to not abstain in vote for jailed leader
Without CUP's support, Carles Puigdemont would be forced to resign as MP in order for pro-independence parties to have enough seats to elect Jordi Sànchez