Spanish Supreme Court confirms acquittal of pro-independence activist Tamara Carrasco
She was detained under terrorism charges in 2018 and barred from leaving her hometown for over a year before trial
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Intelligence head argues court approved espionage of some Catalangate targets
Paz Esteban talks in congressional official secrets committee behind closed doors
Supreme Court rejects provisionally suspending the removal of pro-independence MP
CUP's Pau Juvillà was disqualified for displaying pro-independence symbols during electoral period
Spain’s Supreme Court allows Airbnb to advertise unlicensed tourist flats
Judges say platform is not responsible for content, overruling Catalan law
Judge imposes 25% of Spanish in Canet de Mar classroom, sparking tensions
Catalan government says judges "make decisions without knowledge of reality" as Supreme Court decision to introduce Spanish not yet complied with
Remaining three 'Lledoners 9' pro-independence activists acquitted
They faced prison time for attempting to prevent the transfer of ex-jailed leaders to Madrid
Top Spanish judicial officials to continue in post despite expired mandate after lack of deal
Socialists and conservatives reach agreement on renewing leadership of several institutions but not courts' governing body
Spain's Constitutional Court says arrest warrants against exiled leaders are active
Supreme Court has been unable to extradite pro-independence officials Puigdemont, Comín, Ponsatí, and Puig for past four years
Former Catalan president Puigdemont held in police custody in Sardinia
Leader to appear before judge on Friday at 2 pm as confusion on whether arrest warrant on him is at the moment active continues
Supreme Court rejects lawsuit against Spain’s president over Catalan leaders’ pardons
Right-wing group accused Pedro Sánchez of breaching his duty
Turull becomes second jailed independence leader to take case to Europe
Former presidency minister argues the court was not impartial and his freedom of expression was breached
Spain's Supreme Court will have final say on Covid measures when state of alarm ends
Catalan government "concerned" that Spanish executive has "transferred management of the pandemic to the courts"
A referendum, an independence bid, and the many trials that ensued
A guide to the judicial cases, the courts, the charges, and the defendants
Supreme Court disqualifies 2017 parliament bureau member for independence push
Current Esquerra MP in Congress Joan Josep Nuet convicted to 8 months political disqualification and given €12,000 fine
Spanish government decision on pardoning jailed leaders nears after report
Solicitor general avoids taking a side, non-binding Supreme Court review remains last step before final cabinet decision