Using Europe in vain
Brussels is resisting attempts by secessionists in Catalonia to have it intervene on the issue of independence
Lima’s alarming 1.2-meter wide building
Located in quake-prone Ring of Fire, authorities have asked for seven-story anomaly to be demolished
Solved: the mystery of the missing Catalan ballot boxes
Hundreds of activists concealed them inside private homes, schools and churches across the region
In the face of Catalan insurrection, the law but not just the law
Spanish PM Mariano Rajoy must explain what he is prepared to do to ensure a peaceful and democratic future for the current Spanish system of autonomous regions
EL PAÍS, with the Estatut
Agreements cannot be reached with those who stage a coup. There can, however, be dialogue over more self-government
Thousands take to streets of Madrid to protest Catalan independence vote
Some Franco-era flags were on display at demonstration in capital. Meanwhile, pro-referendum demonstration took place in Lavapiés neighborhood
Of 1,300 Catalan schools inspected, 163 are occupied by members of public
Citizens in the northeastern Spanish region are trying to ensure education centers can be used as polling stations on Sunday
Catalonia’s bid for independence: how did we get here?
Despite rising pressure from the Spanish authorities, the regional government has not backed down on its plan for a referendum
Why citizens should not go out to vote in Catalonia on Sunday
This democratic fraud is a mockery, and no one should give it legitimacy with their participation
With rising tensions in Catalonia, coexistence must be protected
Harassment of those who are not in favor of the independence movement must immediately cease
The Catalan police force must carry out its legal duties
Regional government calls illegal referendum, then says public order could be a problem
The “very serious repression” in Catalonia and seven more of Julian Assange’s lies
In interview with Catalan radio station, WikiLeaks founder claims Spain heading toward “Chinese censorship model”
Catalan public prosecutor orders police to take control of polling stations
Referendum preparations continue, but regional officials are now suggesting a period of talks before secession occurs
Catalan police warn about public order unrest on referendum day
Chief of regional Mossos force says officers will act with “proportionality” to avoid “undesired consequences”
The Spanish government must take the lead on Catalonia
The executive cannot continue to delegate its responsibilities over the October 1 referendum to the judiciary and prosecutors
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The Spanish woman who needs her grave opened to prove she’s still alive
After an administrative error, a citizen from Seville has been battling for seven years to demonstrate she never died
Civil Guard sings a ‘fandango’ to Catalan protestors outside his room
Officer comes up with novel response to nighttime harassment by pro-independence demonstrators
The dialogue that we need on the Catalan independence challenge
Once the rule of law has been restored in the region, a negotiating framework needs to be established
Vargas Llosa: “My hope is that the government has enough energy to prevent a coup”
The Nobel Prize winner says that the planned Catalan referendum is “illegal, anachronistic and absurd”
Night of tension in Barcelona between police and protesters over raid
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The Catalan police force had to escort Civil Guard officers from inside the economy department
The lies of the Catalan regional premier
In a democracy, leaders cannot tell untruths with impunity
Catalan premier says Spain has created a ‘de facto’ state of exception
Carles Puigdemont warns that the October 1 referendum will take place no matter what
In the face of the Catalonia referendum, constitutional order must be restored
The secessionist challenge is posing a threat to democracy, freedom and social harmony in Spain
Ahead of the Catalonia independence vote, disobeying even themselves
The Catalan regional government has finally published the Constitutional Court’s rulings. Now it must observe them
Double authority
The clash between the constitutional order of Spain and the secessionist parallel must immediately end
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Tras los polémicos ‘stilettos’ que utilizó cuando se dirigía a Texas, la primera dama esta vez ha optado por unas bailarinas de Chanel
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