Reyes Rincón

Spanish Supreme Court issues national arrest warrant for Anna Gabriel, who skipped court date over role in declaration of independence

Marta Rovira said she knew referendum had no legal backing; more ex-officials due in court this week

Judge sees deliberate provocation in ousted Catalan premier’s trip to Copenhagen despite risk of arrest

Ex-interior chief and activist say they will give up seats in parliament if unilateral route is pursued

Justices argue there is no evidence that Oriol Junqueras will not reoffend in unilateral independence bid

Oriol Junqueras tells Spanish Supreme Court that he is a man of peace who supports dialogue

Judicial authorities seeking to establish if political parties and civic organizations worked together

Spanish authorities concerned Belgian courts could limit their ability to pursue rebellion charges

A Supreme Court judge heard statements on Friday from the 10 former ministers and association heads, and will rule on Monday

Judge releases Carme Forcadell from pre-trial custody after defense posts bond, and on condition of weekly appearance in court

If Carles Puigdemont does not show up at Spanish court on Thursday, judge may issue EU arrest warrant

The Argentinean soccer player and his father were both given 21-month sentences for a €4.1 million fraud

Baltasar Garzón wants government to transfer the dictator’s coffin from the Valley of the Fallen

Spanish Supreme Court ruling will see lenders having to also repay clients for pre-2013 payments

Relative of Franco-era leader slams suggested prison term for student who tweeted jokes about murder

Prosecutors want Francesc Homs to stand trial for disobeying the Constitutional Court’s orders

Rita Barberá faces possibility of being stripped of senatorial immunity from prosecution

Rita Barberá moves closer to being officially named as a suspect in illegal financing case

Despite Spain’s fame for naked sunbathing, naturists are being ordered to keep to themselves by local councils and the Supreme Court

Decision finds that €1.7 billion drop in subsidies was legal, but government still faces dozens of claims in arbitration agencies

Government ban on pro-independence flag at soccer match now in doubt

Calls for a tougher ethics code heard amid concern about the damage to magistrates' reputation

Brazilian forward and his father are due to appear before a judge on February 2

Government hopes to protect mother and father of opposition leader Leopoldo López

Spain’s top tribunal unanimously nullifies regional bill marking start of secession process

47.01% of online poll respondents say anti-austerity party leader performed best in encounter

A decade after gender violence courts were introduced, experts say more education is needed