Catalonia: The end of the “process”
The restoration of legality via the application of Article 155 gives a breath of fresh air to an exhausted society
Catalonia: Democracy will prevail
The regional elections that have been called by Prime Minister Rajoy will return the voice to the Catalan people that has been denied by regional premier Puigdemont
As it happened | Spanish PM dissolves Catalan parliament, calls elections
Catch up on our live blog of another extraordinary day in Spanish politics, as Senate greenlights application of emergency measures under Article 155 of the Constitution, paving way for suspension of self-rule in region
Catalonia: chaos and confusion
The situation that has been created by Puigdemont point to, ultimately, the existing divisions within his own ranks
As it happened | Catalan premier rejects regional elections and paves way for Article 155
Carles Puigdemont says there are is a lack of "sufficient guarantees" from Madrid and describes emergency measure as an “abusive application that is outside the law”
Hackers target the EL PAÍS website
Distributed Denial of Service attacks from around the world crash newspaper’s digital platform in early hours of Thursday
Catalan leaders hold marathon meeting that yields no clear answers
Puigdemont gathered his government and other separatist leaders to discuss the effects of Article 155
Catalonia: Pandora’s box
There are growing concerns among Spain’s EU partners that the Catalan secessionist drive will lead to a disintegration of Europe
Catalan leader will not appear before Senate, following flurry of agenda changes
Regional parliament speaker sets new time for debate and denies early reports about Puigdemont’s plans
A web of deception in Catalonia
The issue of EU membership and the mass exodus of firms shatter the fantasy of a wealthier independent republic
Spain’s crowdfunding treasure hunters
Spanish-led Djehuty project successfully launches campaign to finance next excavation season in Egypt
It’s up to all of us
The Catalan crisis should serve to make Spain improve its highly-respected democracy
The democratic state responds
The Spanish government has taken action to restore constitutional law in the region of Catalonia
How the Spanish PM plans to apply emergency rule in Catalonia
Measures up for Senate approval include dismissal of regional premier and calling of elections
Catalonia: rescuing autonomy
The application of Article 155 has become essential in the face of blackmail by the Catalan leader
Spain and Catalonia: a brake on economic growth
The secessionist crisis raises Spanish borrowing costs and slows consumption and tourism in Catalonia
Spanish Cabinet to meet on Saturday to activate emergency rule in Catalonia
Carles Puigdemont threatens to “vote on formal independence declaration that was not voted on Oct. 10”
Buenos Aires: Disney’s ‘kids TV’ factory
The Argentinian capital is churning out vast numbers of Children’s TV productions watched worldwide with shows like ‘I’m Luna’ to be translated into 15 languages and shown in 150 countries
Catalonia: The gravity of the situation
The pro-independence movement has waged a war against the free press
As it happened | Crisis in Catalonia
Catch up on our live blog of events from Thursday in the northeastern region and across the rest of Spain
Catalonia: in a black hole
The Catalan crisis has seen the rule of law and democracy cornered in Spain, leaving the central government in turmoil
The future of Catalonia: Article 155, early elections, or outright independence?
Puigdemont has endorsement of PDeCAT, ERC and CUP to declare independence if Article 155 is invoked
Catalan premier threatens formal vote on independence in letter to Spanish PM
In reply to Rajoy, Puigedemont states Madrid “persists in preventing dialogue and continuing repression”
Imprisonment of Catalan independence leaders gives movement new momentum
Thousands march against decision to jail the heads of ANC and Òmnium as part of a sedition probe
The “Jordis” are not political prisoners – here’s why
Leaders of ANC and Òmnium Cultural were not taken into custody for their ideas but for alleged sedition
Where are we headed?
The Spanish government needs to explain to people how it plans to tackle the Catalan challenge
Spain’s Constitutional Court strikes down Catalan referendum law
Decision confirms earlier suspension, and says breakaway law violated fundamental rights of citizens
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