Catalonia crisis: The justice system takes action
A judge has sent the heads of two pro-independence associations to prison. Is it time now for police chiefs and their political masters to stand down?
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
Juncker: “If we allow Catalonia to separate, others will do the same”
European Commission chief says he has been pressuring Spanish PM to keep situation in check
Puigdemont’s far-left partner tells him to proclaim a Catalan republic
CUP writes letter to the regional premier saying he must lift suspension on declaration of independence
Spanish Eurofighter jet crashes after taking part in National Day parade
The pilot was unable to eject from the aircraft in time and was killed, military sources said
Spain’s National Day parade prompts show of unity against Catalan crisis
Politicians who had not attended for years show up for event marred by crash of Eurofighter plane
Crisis and opportunity
The combination of Article 155 and constitutional reform opens up a new space for dialogue
Spanish PM in Congress: “To vote against democracy or outside of it is not democracy”
Mariano Rajoy addresses the lower house to discuss the next steps following Catalan declaration of independence
A new trap
The delayed effects of Catalan secession cannot conceal this new blow against democracy
Puigdemont declares independence for Catalonia but suspends it in search of dialogue
Central government sources believe the speech by the Catalan premier to be a declaration of secession; measures such as Article 155 could be applied. Read our live coverage as it happened
On the edge of the abyss
A unilateral declaration of independence would open the door to a dire crisis in Catalonia
Catalonia: The end of hegemony
The pro-unity march seen in Barcelona on Sunday has blown away the narrative of the pro-secessionists
In the name of unity
A plural Catalonia took to the streets on Sunday to show its rejection of the breakaway process
Gas Natural opts to move legal HQ out of Catalonia over crisis
Catch up on our live blog of events on Friday in the region, which saw the IMF warn of potential consequences of independence challenge, and regional government publish “definitive” results of illegal referendum
Antigua and Barbuda and the ‘Odebrecht case’
Dialogue and negotiation
Mediation is asking the Catalan government to go back to respecting the law and the Constitution
Who in Europe supports the Catalan secessionists?
Leaders of far-right movements are making use of the crisis in Catalonia to attack the EU
Fake images from the Catalan referendum shared on social media
Some photos and videos that were widely circulated via social networks and appeared in the media were not taken on October 1
The Catalan independence process is an economic disaster
The current political chaos in the region will have serious consequences for growth and confidence in the banks
Main groups in European Parliament urge immediate dialogue
MEPs reject a unilateral declaration of independence and say referendum was illegal
It’s time for the government to act on Catalonia
Spain’s parties must draw up a plan to complete the objective outlined by the king
Catalan independence to be proclaimed on Monday, says CUP
Far-left partners to governing coalition want the regional leader to appear in parliament
How many people were really injured during the Catalan referendum?
President of a pro-independence association says a figure like this “has not existed in Europe since World War II”
A Catalan government that is anti-Catalan
Faced with an insurgency, a political proposal that will attract a majority of the region’s population must urgently be crafted
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