BBC
Jailed Catalan Speaker Forcadell appeals to European court
Carme Forcadell was the speaker of the Catalan parliament until January – but has spent almost nine months in prison.
BBC
Financial Times
Spanish PM offers little change for Catalonia, says Puigdemont
Region’s former leader criticises Sánchez and fears climate for dialogue is deteriorating.
Associated Press
Catalan separatists on hunger strike speak out
Separatist politicians from Spain’s Catalonia region who are entering the third week of a prison hunger strike say their upcoming rebellion trial will give them a platform to peacefully promote …
The Guardian
Grave concern for electoral monitors facing jail in Spain
More than 400 academics in the fields of political science, law and other disciplines express their worries that electoral monitors in Spain are being threatened with jail over their role …
The National
Row between Spanish and Belgian ministers over Catalonia hunger strikes
Spain was heading for another diplomatic tussle with Belgium last night after the Belgian defence minister tweeted his support for Catalan political prisoners who are on hunger strike.
Catalan News
[VIDEO] Spain prevents us from going to European justice, say jailed leaders on hunger strike
President of doctors association warns of potential health ‘risk’ of protest from first day
Vilaweb
How Spain uses its Constitutional Court to prevent Europe from protecting the rights of Catalonia’s political prisoners
Sànchez and Turull’s hunger strike aims to expose the hurdles laid on their path to the European Court of Human Rights
Al Jazeera
Two jailed Catalan separatist leaders begin hunger strike
Lawyer says Sanchez and Turull are taking step to ‘raise awareness’ of unfair treatment by Spain before trial.
Financial Times
The Catalan independence campaigner in political exile in Scotland
Clara Ponsatí’s rented house in St Andrews is a far cry from her art-filled flat in Barcelona but she risks arrest if she returns there.
El Nacional
[INTERVIEW] Harrington: “Civil disobedience might be resisting the prisoners’ transfer to Madrid”
He speaks English, Spanish, Portuguese and, also, Catalan. In fact, Catalan is the language in which his new book has appeared first. Thomas Harrington, professor of Hispanic Studies at Trinity College in Hartford, Connecticut, has just published Una democràcia …