Marta Sánchez Iranzo

Prosecutors to appeal after Spanish Constitutional Court's "holiday chamber" rules against Puigdemont

Prosecutors argue that "there is no urgency" and will force the full court to consider the Catalan MEPs' appeal in September

Catalan education ministry strengthens schools legal measures for Catalan language

Junts downplays effects on party's campaign after JEC grants electoral media rights to PDeCAT

The head of the PDeCat list, Roger Montañola, reminds Junts "that you must look at what you sign"

Exile body calls for massive Catalan voting on July 23rd aimed at a parliamentary blockade

With its "democratic overflow" plan, the Council of the Catalan Republic leadership rejects the proposal for abstention

Marta Fernández of far-right Vox becomes speaker of Cortes de Aragón after accord with PP

Fernández, a denialist of Covid, climate change and male violence, has just deleted part of her social media footprint

Xavier Trias accuses Barcelona mayor Jaume Collboni of "dishonest operations"

Trias confirms that he will resign as councillor, but says he will first consolidate his team and "infuse them with strength"

Xavier Trias opens the door to a pact with ERC and the PSC to "make a change in Barcelona"

Trias is convinced that Collboni won't try to bar him from the mayoralty, although the Socialists aren't discarding anything

Ponsatí says she'll return to Catalonia even if Llarena orders her arrest

Clara Ponsatí admits she may be convicted in the end but says "the costs of the repression must be paid by them, not by us"

Catalonia's Canals d'Urgell, key irrigation facility, will turn off tap due to drought

It's the first time in history that such a drastic measure has been taken, and will cause huge losses for Lleida agriculture

The CUP's Carles Riera, two years after the accord with ERC: "None of it is left"

Riera says that Pere Aragonès's Catalan government today "is neither left-wing nor pro-independence"

Former Spanish interior minister Fernández Díaz faces 15-year jail demand for spying

For espionage and corruption in the 'Kitchen Case', prosecutors seek 15-year sentences for the ex-minister and his number two

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

Spanish defence minister demands expulsion of soldiers who raffled prostitute's services

Margarita Robles clarified that it took place in a private WhatsApp chat absolutely outside the structure of the army

Spanish government presents Penal Code amendments to force judges to end deadlock

Pedro Sánchez executive seeks to end latest judicial power deadlock, on new Constitutional Court judges, via a law change

Madrid judges defy prosecution guidance and will continue reducing sex offence sentences

Judges in several provinces will ignore advice given by Spanish chief prosecutor to avoid side effects of sex offences law

Which Catalan political parties have the most fake followers on Twitter?

12% of PPC followers and almost 10% of ERC and PSC followers are not real people

EU Parliament asks Spain for electoral credentials of Puigdemont, Comín, Ponsatí and Solé

Spain's electoral board is again presented with the question on which its view has previously been overturned by EU justice

Catalan Parliament backs Mohammed Said Badaoui and denounces Spain's Islamophobia

In an opaque action, Spanish intelligence has ordered the deportation of Badaoui, a resident of Catalonia for 30 years

Puigdemont criticises "shameful support" for dubious details of Spanish energy decree

The Socialists were heavily criticised for including unrelated measures in the energy decree, passed by Congress today

Confirmed: masks must still be worn on planes, trains, buses and ships in Spain

After a confusing statement in Congress, Spanish ministry clarifies that masks are still mandatory on board shared transport

Medical report rejects Spanish ex-police leader Villarejo's reason to delay trial

Report rules out assertion that ex-commissioner Jose Manuel Villarejo suffered a cerebrovascular accident

Catalan education ministry says court's 25% ruling is "out of phase and inapplicable"

Catalonia's secretary general of education, Patrícia Gomà, believes there will be more court pronouncements in September

Boye, on the 1-O trustees' trial: "There is one law for Spaniards and another for Catalans"

Boye stated that the ruling that causes a repeat of the October 1st trustees' trial "does not follow the law"

Five years' jail for Scot who took part in Pablo Hasél protests in Barcelona

Judge convicted man of rioting and assault, accepting police officers' testimony in a case that lawyers say they will appeal

Ayuso case: European prosecutors accuse Spanish colleagues of challenging EU law

Spain-EU competency dispute opens new controversy in a corruption case which has already convulsed Spain's PP