The ex-US president and his wife are at the Mediterranean location of Empúries for the wedding of entrepreneur Elon Musk's brother.

Catalan crisis that 'shook Spain's democracy to the core' and remains to be resolved comes under the spotlight of British public broadcaster in a 20 minute report.

Catalan politician @krls Carles #Puigdemont will be elected to the #EU parliament, say the polls. He's been labelled “leader of Catalonia's resistance” and “#Spain’s public enemy number 1”. Who is he?

The Barcelona chamber of commerce president answers Club El Nacional subscribers' questions on the economic route out of the coronavirus crisis.

Anglo-Spanish journalist John Carlin is clear that the Catalan independence trial 'has been barbaric.'

A double victory for the Catalan independence movement in the May 26th elections, in the EU elections and the municipal race for Barcelona.

Puigdemont's lawyer Gonzalo Boye has accused Spain's Supreme Court of cheating on exiled Catalan president Carles Puigdemont's petition.

The Spanish monarchy is the least-trusted of 18 institutions according to the Catalan Centre of Opinion Studies's barometer published this Friday.

Richard Gere, the famous Hollywood actor, has given his opinion on the conflict between the Spanish and Catalan governments.

Spain's response to the UN Working Group ruling on Catalan prisoners' case is looking 'increasingly desperate', says barrister Ben Emmerson, accusing Spanish officials of lying to the UN.

Richard Gere, the famous Hollywood actor, has given his opinion on the conflict between the Spanish and Catalan governments.

The nomination of Josep Borrell as the new Spanish foreign minister has revived the controversy over comments he made last year about 'disinfecting' Catalonia.

In English-language interview, former Scotland Yard leader tells Catalonia's TV3 why the rebellion charge against pro-independence leaders doesn't add up.

A group of MEPs have sent a letter to the European Ombudswoman, Emily O'Reilly, denouncing the treatment of Catalan MEPs-elect Carles Puigdemont and Toni Comín.

Relatives of those implicated in some of the most controversial current legal cases in Spain have today denounced their situations in the European Parliament in Strasbourg.

One year later, Scottish politician Tricia Marwick recalls Catalonia's independence referendum. Interview by @nicolastomas.

Clara Ponsatí (Barcelona, ​​1957) admits that taking her seat at the European Parliament has been a situation she did not expect. 'Many changes have come into my life'

Football coach Pep Guardiola is not one afraid to speak his mind when it comes to politics. Today, he's joined the ANC's #MakeAMove campaign.

Acting Catalan president Carles Puigdemont has used his end of year speech from Brussels to tell Spain it must behave 'like the European democracy that it assures us it is'.

Newly-leaked audio tapes show connections of former PP leaders with the Spanish police's dirty ops against Catalan independence.

Iceland's parliament has said 'no' to Spanish attempts to be present at a bilateral foreign policy meeting with Catalonia's Alfred Bosch.

Anglo-Spanish journalist John Carlin is clear that the Catalan independence trial 'has been barbaric.'

The German Bundestag has today held the first reading of a draft bill calling a negotiated solution to the Catalan conflict.

The Dutch MEP who wrote the report accusing Hungary of threatening fundamental EU principles, Judith Sargentini (Greens/EFA), has now been asked about Spain.

Catalan president in exile Carles Puigdemont and the dissident Chinese artist Ai Weiwei have denounced Europe's double standard over the situation in Catalonia.

Gonzalo Boye: 'The Puigdemont decision from a part of Spain's Central Electoral Commission sets a novel precedent in the electoral history of the Spanish state.'

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Newspapers in both Germany and Belgium say that the European Parliament's immunity vote has turned the Catalan issue into a European question.

UN Working Group chair insists that Spain's duty is to release the seven Catalan political prisoners included in its reports.

US newspaper The New York Times believes that 'the [Catalan] independence movement is not going away'.

The Catalan conflict has once again become a matter for the German justice system.

Article in major German daily calls on MEPs to work to moderate the Catalan conflict, rather than just following 'controversial' Spanish justice.

Council's monitoring body GRECO gives Spain a year to improve prevention of corruption among legislative and judicial powers.

On eve of general election, article in leading US daily sees Spain as 'provincial and outlying, lacking ideas and leadership to solve the crises that it confronts.'

Full text in English of the manifesto issued by French senators, 'For the Respect of Fundamental Rights and Freedoms in Catalonia'.

US news magazine Time has listed the Catalan president in exile, Carles Puigdemont, among the favourites to win the 2018 Nobel Peace Prize.

'... I had an interview with Carles Puigdemont which reaffirmed my friendship with Catalonia.'