Spanish official compares holding independence referendum with rape
Secretary of State for Global Spain uses controversial metaphor to say vote organizers went ahead without "permission"
Secretary of State for Global Spain uses controversial metaphor to say vote organizers went ahead without "permission"
Former vice president rejects prosecutors’ questions on third day of proceedings in Madrid
On second day of trial, Supreme Court dismisses far-right Vox’s petition to seize yellow ribbon from defendant
Pedro Sánchez claims his government is alone in working for "a Catalonia in harmony with a united Spain"
Trial to start in Spain’s Supreme Court at 10am
Catalan President Quim Torra asks President Sánchez to “reconsider” dialogue
Around 45.000 people demonstrates this Sunday according to the Spanish government, while PP and Ciutadans said they were 200.000.
Catalan officials to remain "at the negotiation table" hoping Madrid will join again
Madrid rules out new concessions to pro-independence parties
Spain is a "modern and advanced democracy," says president Pedro Sánchez
President Pedro Sánchez under pressure as opposition slams at his proposal for an observer in Catalan parties’ meetings
Stream of protests expected as court case against independence referendum looms
Barcelona and French scientists carry out pioneering research into the impact of the exposome on respiratory health
Spain’s High Court in Catalonia says words are "extremely reckless"
Cracks in political alliance that made Sánchez president could unleash major domino effect