The National Assembly of Catalonia (ANC) gathered around 300 Catalan independence supporters in front of the Brandenburg Gate in Berlin.

Supporters of former President Carles Puigdemont marched in Berlin, demanding his release from a German prison where he is being held on an international arrest warrant.

Carles Puigdemont is still being detained in Germany awaiting a decision by a court Neumuenster on whether to extradite him to Spain

Despite the cold, rain and the Easter holidays, roughly 30 Catalan demonstrators gathered outside Neumuenster prison on Saturday (March 31) where former Catalan president Carles Puigdemont is in custody, while German courts examine Spain's extradition order.

Treatment of social and political leaders is denounced, as former Catalan president Carles Puigdemont awaits extradition decision

No signs of compromise on either side as Spain moves forward with trial of 25 rebel Catalonian leaders.

Thousands of demonstrators marched in Barcelona on Sunday March 18th in support of a pro-unity regional government in Catalonia.

Holding Catalan, Spanish and EU flags, the demonstrators demanded the election of a leader "for all Catalans" to the regional parliament.

Jailed Catalan leader wanted permission to be freed to attend Catalan parliamentary session at which he was expected to be voted in as President.

In its first session since December's election the house voted in favour again of the exiled separatist leader

The exiled Catalan leader has reportedly chosen a 550-square-metre house with a monthly rent of 4,400 euros.

Political experts help us make sense of the drama.

Move seen as tactical as support for defiant separatists shows no sign of ebbing.

Catalonia's current president and parliamentary speaker insists the vote is delayed, not cancelled and says Carles Puigdemont is still the best candidate to lead the region.

Mystery surrounds the whereabouts of fugitive pro-independence politician Carles Puigdemont as Catalan parliament prepares to swear in next leader.

Catalonia's exiled pro-independence politician Carles Puigdemont cannot rule region from abroad, Spain's constitutional court rules.

Catalonia's former leader says he will stand for re-election as regional president, despite risking arrest if he returns to Spain.