Independence in Catalonia – now what?
The justice system had declared the referendum illegal
Puigdemont declares independence for Catalonia but suspends it in search of dialogue
Central government sources believe the speech by the Catalan premier to be a declaration of secession; measures such as Article 155 could be applied. Read our live coverage as it happened
On the edge of the abyss
A unilateral declaration of independence would open the door to a dire crisis in Catalonia
The companies that are leaving Catalonia
Six out of seven Ibex companies are moving their HQ to other cities due to the secessionist challenge
El Roto
El Roto cartoon, October 10, 2017
Ros
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Ros cartoon, October 10, 2017
Corporate flight damages Catalonia’s image
Rating agencies, analysts and the European press warn of the risks of a declaration of independence
Gate 93: Spain’s portal to Silicon Valley
Three Spanish techies create a fund to help Spanish initiatives survive in America’s startup mecca
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