5 referendum roads or 2 alternatives: ways out of independence debate, says expert group
Catalan government advisory panel believes deal with Spain could prompt Constitutional Court to accept vote
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Spanish judiciary names its Constitutional Court candidates
New members appointed deal ends months of disagreements between conservatives and socialists
20-Dec-22: 'Spain's left and Catalan government blast top court members blocking own replacements'
Spain's Constitutional Court halts judiciary reform law proposed by congress, a first in history
Catalan president believes judges' decision is similar to the one taken in the past regarding Catalonia's independence push
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Constitutional Court agrees to consider legality of new Catalan immersion legislation for schools
Government and Parliament proposed new policies to protect Catalan language by avoiding 25% Spanish quota in schools
Court raises doubts about legality of legislation to counter 25% Spanish quota in schools
Magistrates ask prosecutors if decree and law approved in Catalonia should be taken to the Constitutional Court
Two assailants of Catalan cultural center in Madrid enter prison
Far-right attack took place on Catalonia’s 2013 National Day
Spain's Constitutional Court says arrest warrants against exiled leaders are active
Supreme Court has been unable to extradite pro-independence officials Puigdemont, Comín, Ponsatí, and Puig for past four years
Spain to challenge Catalan rent cap law in Constitutional Court
Appeal angers activists although minister says measure will not be put on hold until ruling is issued
Spain’s Constitutional Court rejects Catalan activists' appeal against their prison sentences
Pro-independence leaders Jordi Cuixart and Jordi Sànchez can now take case to European Court of Human Rights
Spain’s Constitutional Court rejects Catalan activist’s appeal against his prison sentence
Pro-independence leader Jordi Cuixart can now take case to European Court of Human Rights
Rull becomes second independence leader to be able to take case to Strasbourg after Spanish court rejects appeal
Constitutional Court judges dismiss jailed politician's arguments, paving the way to European Court of Human Rights
Two Constitutional Court judges state that Catalan trial verdict is 'disproportionate'
Defense lawyer believes lack of consensus among top judges could be "prelude" to European justice revoking prison sentences