No man’s land
Like many others, I find myself in a silent place where there is no chanting and no slogans, a place where only white flags wave in the wind
Catalan police leader under investigation for sedition by High Court
The force will try to prove that it complied with the orders of prosecutors and judges
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
King Felipe VI makes rare address to the nation as Catalan crisis deepens
During the speech, the monarch sent a message of “calm, confidence and hope” to the population
Tens of thousands take to streets of Catalonia on day of general strike
Catch up with our coverage from Tuesday after unions called stoppages in response to actions by Spanish National Police and Civil Guard on Sunday
Should Piqué leave the Spain squad?
Barça player, who supported referendum, is booed on Monday at national side training outside Madrid
Ballot boxes: Catalonia’s best-kept secret
Thousands of people in region coordinated activities to ensure equipment got to polling stations
Did the referendum comply with basic voting regulations?
A compilation of the latest changes announced by the Catalan regional government
Spain’s parties struggle to find a common stance against Catalonia challenge
Parliamentary groups have different views on how to deal with a unilateral declaration of independence
Tens of thousands take to streets during general strike in Catalonia
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Minimum services in the region after unions call stoppages in response to actions by Spanish National Police and Civil Guard on Sunday
Using Europe in vain
Brussels is resisting attempts by secessionists in Catalonia to have it intervene on the issue of independence
There’s fake news in Catalonia too
With the circulation of exaggerations and biased reporting, the Catalan crisis has become a problem for the European Union
Predictable but still a source of disbelief
As the National Police arrived at polling stations in Catalonia, voters were surprised to find the law being enforced
Riot police operations called off early after outcry over violence in Catalonia
Original orders had officers entering polling stations even during ballot recounts, sources say
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
The 15 most-shared photos of the Catalan independence referendum
Images from yesterday’s violent clashes spread widely across social media platforms
Russia uses Catalan referendum in fight against Brussels
State-funded media outlets use the crisis in Spain as proof of the failure of the European project
Pro-Russian networks see 2,000% increase in activity in favor of Catalan referendum
Right-wing, pro-Trump media in the US join Russian-funded outlets in effort to portray the EU as divided
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
Catalan premier ahead of Sunday vote: “We have already won”
Carles Puigdemont makes speech to thousands at rally in Barcelona on Friday night ahead of planned referendum on independence
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
Reporters Without Borders warns of harassment of journalists in Catalonia
Group condemns “insults, intimidation and threats” against media that oppose independence for region