Catalonia

Spain Set to Impose Direct Rule on Catalonia

By Julien Toyer, Sam Edwards / Reuters

Catalonia's President Rules Out a Snap Election

By Julien Toyer, Sam Edwards / Reuters

Spain Takes Control of Catalonia, Pushing a Crisis Into Higher Gear

By Lisa Abend / Barcelona

Spain Says It Is Ready to Suspend Catalonia's Autonomy

By Julien Toyer and Sonya Dowsett
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Catalonia Voted to Leave Spain. Now for the Hard Part

The region runs up against the reality of a split from Spain

By Lisa Abend

Catalonia's President Hits Pause on Independence

"Today, we are making a gesture of responsibility in favour of dialogue."

By Tara John

Hundreds of Thousands March for Catalonia's Independence

In 2014, over 80% of Catalans voted for independence in a referendum not recognized by Madrid

By Kevin Lui

Catalonia Pushes Secession Despite Court Order

The standoff intensifies just weeks before December's general election

By Mark Rivett-Carnac

First Case of Diphtheria in Spain Since 1986 After Parents Shun Vaccination

One out of every 10 patients dies from complications of the disease's early symptoms

By Alissa Greenberg

Catalonian Vote for Independence Could Lead to Compromise

More than 80% of Catalans who voted in symbolic poll want independence

By Lisa Abend

Catalans Want Independence From Spain

The poll was organized by pro-independence groups after a Spanish court rejected a formal referendum

By Rishi Iyengar

Catalonia to 'Vote' on Independence

Spanish government is expected to look the other way rather than use force to prevent the ballot

By Lisa Abend

Spain Looks to Halt Catalonia Independence Vote

Following Scottish rejection of independence from U.K.

By Naina Bajekal

Spain Says Catalonia Can't Vote for Independence, But Catalans Will Go Ahead Anyway

"This will have no effect on the process," shrugs a Catalan government spokesman

By Per Liljas
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