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Interview with the journalist from Directa, who has gone into exile in Switzerland following the investigation for terrorism in the case of Tsunami Democràtic

This is how judge García-Castellón has pushed Catalan independence into a new exile. In recent months, Ruben Wagensberg, Oleguer Serra, Jesús Rodríguez, and Josep Campmajó, accused of terrorism in the case of the Tsunami Democràtic, have had to take refuge in Switzerland.

The Spanish Supreme Court's attorneys general assert former Catalan President Carles Puigdemont led terrorist group, Tsunami Democràtic. Get all the details here.

In 2002, he convinced French authorities to sign the Malaga agreement by telling them that Colonna was located in Spain, but it was false.

Pedro Sánchez accused of hypocrisy, cynicism and putting his political survival before country’s interests

The new wording of Article 2 will, in practice, allow terrorist crimes related to the Catalan actions to go unpunished even if the perpetrators have received a final sent

Second term seems secure after controversial deal to win backing from pro-independence parties

The pact reached between the PSOE and Junts for the investiture of Pedro Sánchez involves a cession of the socialists in everything demanded by the Catalan

Proposed deal has alarmed Spanish right, traditional socialist voters and the EU justice commissioner

Judge Manuel García-Castellón has instrumentalized the death of a French tourist to try to strengthen the terrorism charges against those accused by Tsunami Democràtic, in case of a possible amnesty law.