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Josep Casulleras Nualart
13.03.2019
Madrid’s friends of Catalonia will join mass demonstration on Saturday
About fifty Madrid groups have shown their support for the event, for which over 380 buses have been chartered
20.02.2019
Eight examples of dirty tactics employed by Spanish Supreme Court in referendum trial
From arrogance and haste and the ban on international observers to the obstacles facing the political prisoners’ lawyers and relatives
05.02.2019
Spain’s Supreme Court aims to render Catalan political prisoners defenceless in court
The judges presiding over the trial starting on 12 February have rejected witnesses and evidence which are key to the defence’s case
21.01.2019
How will the international observers team organise during the referendum trial?
International Trial Watch has launched fund-raising effort to cover the cost of monitoring the trial against the Catalan political prisoners
16.01.2019
The dark side of Spain's Supreme Court
Lluís Mestres, a lawyer with Associació Atenes, explains why this court is not appropriate to judge Catalonia's pro-independence leaders
02.12.2018
How Spain uses its Constitutional Court to prevent Europe from protecting the rights of Catalonia’s political prisoners
Sànchez and Turull’s hunger strike aims to expose the hurdles laid on their path to the European Court of Human Rights
17.10.2018
How will the trial against the Catalan political prisoners work?
They will endure endless days, exhausting drives and hurdles for their lawyers in a trial that might kick off in January
17.09.2018
Aamer Anwar: "Spain has set a trap for Catalonia"
An interview with the lawyer for Catalan minister Clara Ponsatí
19.06.2018
Pérez Royo: ‘The agreed-upon referendum is nearly inevitable’
The professor of constitutional law believes that the Spanish constitution will not be reformed, and that Spain may be nearing the end of its ‘second Restoration’
10.09.2015
Raül Romeva: ‘Abroad, the threats are seen as evidence that the problem lies with Spain’
Interview with the head of the separatist ticket, Junts pel Sí (Together For Yes)
