Spain’s Anticorruption chief quits over Panama off-shore firm

The Spanish General Prosecutor said in comments to the press that Moix was innocent but that he accepted his resignation for 'personal reasons'

Alarm for the PP due to the Estonian presidency of the EU and the recognition of an independent Catalonia

The PP is putting pressure directly on the main Estonian leaders in case a referendum or a declaration of independence should be made

The three reasons for Spain’s fear of Estonia

«No matter how much pressure you can put on a foreign government, any foreign government is always more fearful of the pressure of its own public opinion»

Puigdemont informed the Venice Commission on Rajoy's refusal to negotiate the referendum

The Catalan president said in the letter that he was 'convinced' that the Catalan issue will be 'of interest' to the Venice Commission because of its 'political significance'

MEPs demand attention for the Catalan independence process at the COSAC conference in Malta

Barcelona’s top music festival Primavera Sound is back

Munté criticizes Spain’s 'lack of responses' and insists referendum will be held

The Catalan Government spokeswoman also emphasized the need to 'set the date and the question of the referendum'

Welcome to the final stage

«Whatever Spain says or does from now on does not matter»

Agreed path, end of journey

Rajoy took not even twenty-four hours to turn down the Catalan government’s latest offer · now the question that lies on Puigdemont’s government is to know when the unilateral path will be taken

Guillem López Casasnovas: ‘The law on the creation of the Central Bank of Catalonia is already in place’

Interview with the economist, UPF teacher and former councillor of the Bank of Spain

Rajoy’s ‘no’ to negotiation 'won’t help solve' the stalemate between Catalonia and Spain

'It is not the answer that we were hoping for, and it won’t help solve the conflict,' said Puigdemont

Rajoy’s answer to Catalonia: 'Referendum negotiation is impossible'

The Spanish President says that the referendum means 'hijacking the rights of the Spanish people'

Puigdemont to Rajoy: 'Let’s start negotiations as soon as possible'

'Catalan Government has the utmost willingness to find a political and negotiated solution to the demands of the Catalan people to decide their own future,' reads the letter

Catalan Government to 'formally' request referendum negotiations

Carles Puigdemont will send a letter during the next few days to the Spanish Prime Minister, Mariano Rajoy

Puigdemont: 'We will hold the referendum'

'We won’t leave the negotiating table without an agreement and we will wait until the last minute', the president said

Arthur C. Brooks: ‘An independent Catalonia could be an example of vitality and economic dynamism’

Interview with the North American economist and president of the Conservative think tank American Enterprise Institute

500,000 signatures in favor of coming to an agreement about a referendum on Catalonia’s independence

The PNR spokesman, Joan Ignasi Elena, described this 'substantial' support as a 'democratic revolution'

Demolishing report from the Ombudsman over the ‘democratic regressions’ in the Spanish state

He goes through the cases brought against Mas and the ministers, the councillors for Vic and Badalona, the lack of separation of powers in the Spanish state and the reformation of the Constitutional Court

Irish parliament to a create a cross-party group on Catalonia

The 'Oireachtas Friends of Catalonia' group also aims to promote Catalan culture and language in Ireland

Xavier Sala-i-Martín: 'If they don’t let us vote, they will be backing the fastest path to independence'

Interview with the Professor of Economics of the Columbia University

Artur Mas: ‘If the state physically prevents the referendum, there should be a strong and permanent reaction in the street’

Interview with the former president of the government of Catalonia, Artur Mas, on the final straight on the road to the independence referendum

The Spanish state prosecution files a lawsuit against Minister Borràs for the purchase of ballot boxes for the referendum

The state prosecutor José María Romero de Tejada files a complaint before the Superior Court of Justice of Catalonia against the Minister for Governance, for the crimes of malfeasance, disobedience and misuse of public funds

Margallo relates the Spanish military presence in the Baltic countries with the brake on Catalan independentism

The former minister explains what he meant when he said that Spain owed favours to other countries in exchange for secret agreements against Catalonia

Catalonia supports Lebanon's efforts to tackle refugee crisis

The government is involved with 17 projects in the country in cooperation with several NGOs, the UN, and the Lebanese authorities

The Pritzker Architecture Prize winner in charge of the Catalan pavilion at the Venice Biennale 2018