Coronavirus in Spain figures (20 July)
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Coronavirus in Catalonia – update (19 July)
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Coronavirus in Spain figures (17 July)
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Coronavirus in Spain figures (16 July)
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Spain honours Coronavirus victims as outbreaks continue
Spain paid tribute to over 28,400 victims of Coronavirus (Covid-19) on Thursday, at a state ceremony in Madrid attended by various EU and World Health Organization (WHO)
Coronavirus in Spain figures (15 July)
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‘Freedom is either total or it is not’ – jailed Catalan leaders react to being granted ‘low category’ status
The justice department of the Catalan government has agreed to grant the lowest prison category to the nine pro-independence Catalan politicians and activists who were
Coronavirus in Spain figures (14 July)
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Catalan police detain two alleged members of terrorist cell
The Catalan police (Mossos d’Esquadra) on Tuesday arrested two alleged members of a terrorist cell planning an attack with explosives in Barcelona. The anti-terrorist raids
Phone of Catalan Parliament speaker ‘targeted by state-level spyware’, claims joint investigation
The phone of the Catalan Parliament speaker, Roger Torrent, together with two other Catalan pro-independence activists, was targeted using spyware that experts say is only sold to governments