Girar els ulls cap a València
El PP i Vox tenen la majoria dels escons a les Corts Valencianes, però no tenen la majoria política, i encara menys la majoria social, com es va demostrar ahir en la gran manifestació que es va fer a València
Spain’s Foreign Minister voiced his concern to his Slovenian colleague, who replied that Slovenia hasn’t made a decision 'because Catalonia has not made an announcement yet'
The video is Òmnium’s response to the arrests of Jordi Cuixart and Jordi Sànchez
Madrid judge denies bail for Jordi Sànchez and Jordi Cuixart, the leaders of Catalonia’s two main grassroots groups
Michel asks for dialogue while Paris mayor acknowledges that 'someone' asked her to act as a mediator
Interview with the interior minister of Catalonia
Interview with the Catalan Interior Minister
Members hold debate on the need for a political solution for Catalonia and some suggest international mediation
NGO Human Rights Watch has reviewed footage and photographs of the crackdown on October 1, checking the facts against accounts of witnesses and victims
«We will meet again in the streets and, once again, reality will prevail over this ridiculous arrangement that Brussels believes it has made with Madrid»
“In the coming hours —perhaps days, at most— we will find out whether Europe is prepared to stick its neck out for us or it merely wanted to avoid a declaration of independence at all costs”
Carles Puigdemont addresses Catalan Parliament but proposes putting off declaring secession to find negotiated solution
The Commissioner for Human Rights states that Spain’s police use of force was disproportionate and unnecessary
On October 1, Spanish police staged mass raids on a good deal of small villages where they knew they would encounter little resistance. Their only goal was to hurt people so that fear would spread among the population
On October 1, Spanish police staged mass raids on a good deal of small villages where they knew they would encounter little resistance. Their only goal was to hurt people so that fear would spread among the population
Dutch diplomat in Catalonia on October 1: ‘Obama or Koffi Annan could mediate’
VilaWeb interviewed one of the IT experts who created, at breakneck speed, the program allowing voters to dodge Spanish repression
A growing number of European governments condemn Mariano Rajoy’s actions in Catalonia
People went on strike and took to the streets against the October 1 repression
'In every independence process there is a trigger that quickly brings about the end of it all'
The spokesman of the delegation stated that the referendum has been “a success” despite “difficult circumstances”
Carles Puigdemont says an investigation will be launched to determine the people responsible for the Spanish police violence on Sunday
90% of the 2.26 million Catalans who voted Sunday chose yes
A report criticises the breach of fundamental rights, such as freedom of speech, assembly, association and public participation
The Anglo-sphere, Russia, and China are closely watching for any opportunity arising from a Catalonia outside the EU
They draw a parallel between the Spanish authorities’ actions in Catalonia and the case of Turkey