Pro-independence figures praise Puigdemont's role in 2017 referendum after EGC ruling
President Aragonès shows "support from myself and the Catalan government"
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Independence referendum leaders in exile: a timeline
After the 2017 vote to split from Spain, former Catalan president and ministers have fought their case in Europe
EU Court hearing on Spain's clarification requests over Puigdemont extradition case underway
Spanish magistrate asks Luxembourg whether Belgium's decision to deny handing over former Catalan president ally was lawful
Upcoming hearing on independence leader Ponsatí's extradition to be held in Scotland on August 26
MEP's immunity was lifted in March alongside that of Puigdemont and former minister Comín
Junqueras’ bid to regain EU Parliament seat after jail sentence dashed by court
Catalan leader was elected as MEP in 2019 but Spain’s Supreme Court rejected his parliamentary immunity
EU Court rules Spain’s mortgage pricing could be abusive
Banks may be forced to pay millions in compensation to hundreds of thousands of families
The Junqueras immunity case: what you need to know
Thursday sees the European Court of Justice rule on whether the jailed independence leader has the right to take up his seat in the EU chamber
Catalan leaders take battle for EU Parliament seats to Luxembourg court
Puigdemont, Junqueras, and Comín vow to defend posts won in European election after Spain blocked their oath of office
Can a jailed Catalan leader become MEP? Judges open door to asking EU’s top court
Spain's Supreme Court admits appeal from former vice president’s defense to consult Court of Justice on immunity issue
Puigdemont will appeal to Court of Justice of EU to become MEP
Former president does not specify procedure means, but hopes for a response before July 2
Spanish judge might withdraw extradition request for Puigdemont, say reports
Former president appealing to German Constitutional Court or Spain's judiciary taking the case to EU justice, other possible outcomes
Spanish judges consider taking Puigdemont ruling to EU court
Supreme Court could challenge German decision not to extradite deposed president for rebellion
The Court of Justice of the European Union rules against the Catalan law on large retail establishments
Foreseeing a negative decision the Catalan Government already modified the law in 2009. The sentence declares illegal certain aspects of the law approved in 2005, such as conditioning the establishment of large retail centres to the expected effect on existing small businesses in the area or on the market share.