Covid-19 handling, health system and independence heat up TV3 Catalan election debate
Opposition blasts Catalan and Spanish government parties as far-right Vox's arguments spark outrage
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'Democratic scandal': Pro-referendum parties blast Supreme Court decision to remove Torra
Former president Puigdemont says ruling shows Spain is "a corrupt state"
Opposition want elections brought forward if president ousted
Parliament speaker called to "set the clock ticking as soon as possible"
Budget 2020 to be passed with certainty that Covid-19 will force its amendment
Vice president says spending will be reorganized for containment of virus and economic reconstruction
Non-aligned CatComú party demand government share dialogue strategy
Spokesperson Joan Mena says social issues should also be addressed in Catalan-Spanish talks
Catalonia is heading for a snap election. What now?
With pro-independence unity in question, there might be major changes in the next government composition and a shift in the unionist front
2020 budget to raise taxes for higher earners and drop them on lowest incomes
Government gets support of left-wing party for income section, and seeks to gain backing for spending part
Parties representing 55% of voters snub commemoration of Spain's constitution
Madrid government representative warns about "not excluding anyone," while Catalan president calls magna carta "a tool that justifies repression"
Major poll predicts big wins for Socialists in Spain and pro-independence ERC in Catalonia
Public research institute survey suggests a 32% victory for Pedro Sánchez, with Socialists gaining up to 150 seats
Opposition questions government’s priorities
Parties critical of executive and put focus on social policies ahead of 2020 budget talks
What chances of an amnesty for Catalonia's jailed leaders?
With Supreme Court verdict for pro-independence politicians and activists on the horizon, parties explore a way out of the political crisis
Cs’ head to president: ‘Either accept the verdict or end up like jailed leaders’
Opposition parties speak out after the Catalan president’s talk in Madrid in which he affirmed a guilty verdict would mark a new era “culminating” in independence
How Europe will be the next battleground in the Catalan independence question
From "making voters’ voices heard", to "defending Spanish interests": how parties see their role on the independence question in Brussels