As it happened: Catalonia independence declaration, latest news
Catch up on our live blog of events from Monday, which saw the government reject Catalan premier’s response to request, and Mossos chief escape prison without bail
Judge dismisses Dalí paternity suit, orders plaintiff to pay costs
Ruling condemns “temerity” of María Pilar Abel Martínez, who pressed ahead despite DNA tests
Why Spain is right to defend its democracy in face of Catalonia crisis
The Spanish Constitution cannot be torn up by the illegal and seditious acts of a tiny minority, Dublin-based lawyer Isabel Foley argues
Catalonia: The countdown to Article 155
The regional premier has been given more time this week to avoid the central government’s response to the secessionist challenge
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Ros cartoon, October 16, 2017
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El Roto cartoon, October 16, 2017
In Francoland
Both Europe and the US love what they see as Spain’s quaint backwardness so much that they feel insulted when we explain to them how much we have changed
Puigdemont letter fails to provide clear answer on independence declaration
Catalan premier asks Spanish PM to end “repression of the Catalan people” in ambiguous statement
Four dead as wildfires ravage northwestern Spain
Spanish PM announces he is traveling to Galicia, were there were 105 active fires on Monday morning
In photos: fighting Galicia’s wildfires
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The Ministry of the Interior has decreed the fires in Galicia an operational situation level 1 as fires devastate the region
Zuloaga: more than just a painter of Spanish clichés
Mapfre Foundation shines new light on artist with exhibition including works by Picasso and Rodin