Vilaweb
The UN rules against Spain for violating the political rights of Carles Puigdemont
The Committee on Human Rights condemns the suspension of Carles Puigdemont as MP and argues it contravenes “the essence of democratic goverance”
Vilaweb
Catalan News
Council of Europe urges Spain to guarantee freedom of speech
Authorities worried about ‘gag law’ for Catalan activists and raise concerns about police brutality
Catalan News
Formerly exiled politician Serret sentenced to 1-year disqualification over 2017 referendum
Current foreign minister also fined €12,000 in decision that can be appealed
El Nacional
PSOE, PP, Cs and Vox want to remove Catalangate references from EU report on Pegasus
Spanish political parties PSOE, the PP, Cs and Vox are all presenting amendments to the European Parliament’s draft report on Pegasus espionage to remove references to the 65 Catalans with links to the …
El Nacional
Spain’s double standard on infrastructure: Mediterranean vs Atlantic corridor
Despite the delays in completing the Mediterranean corridor, the state now plans to develop the Atlantic plan in parallel
El Nacional
Spain fails to comply with UN resolution on rights of Catalan political prisoners
Asked by the UN to take measures to avoid repeat violations of rights, the Spanish government said that no action was needed
El Nacional
The restaurant lunch at which José Manuel Villarejo launched Operation Catalonia
Days after the first huge Catalan independence march, in 2012, three Spanish police figures launched a dirty war
El Nacional
Spain’s dirty war against independentism, on full display in ‘Kitchen Case’ WhatsApps
Interior ministry official asked police to make “a lot of noise” in search of the Pujol family
El Nacional
European Commission: “National security” claims don’t give carte blanche to state espionage
EU commissioner answers the Catalan MEPs questions, noting that the EC is “closely following” the Pegasus inquiry committee
Catalan News
Prosecutors request prison sentences for former senior pro-independence officials
Ex vice president’s right-hand-men face up to seven years behind bars while current culture minister could be disqualified