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

Sànchez and Turull’s hunger strike aims to expose the hurdles laid on their path to the European Court of Human Rights
They will endure endless days, exhausting drives and hurdles for their lawyers in a trial that might kick off in January
An interview with the lawyer for Catalan minister Clara Ponsatí
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’
Interview with the head of the separatist ticket, Junts pel Sí (Together For Yes)
Interview with the Euro deputy who has just published the book ‘Let Catalonia Vote’
Interview with the number two on the Junts pel Sí list in Barcelona, who feels the Spanish government will end up negotiating
The Members of Parliament admit that the elections of 27 September could become a democratic mandate for independence