PODCAST: Catalan election - winners, losers, and what's next
Who will lead the next government? And will this be a turning point for the independence movement?
Who will lead the next government? And will this be a turning point for the independence movement?
February 14 has been confirmed as the date but the big question remains: who is going to win?
Vaccine rollout, Catalan election and dealing with the pandemic
Former French PM Valls backed Colau to return as mayor, frustrating hopes of poll-topper pro-independence Maragall
Camp Nou auditorium among four polling stations ready for ballots, while mail-in voting not possible
Past twelve months marked by pandemic, but Catalan election, riots, and Leo Messi's departure also highlights of year
Junts say they will not push country to snap election and could support Aragonès-led cabinet while staying in opposition
With 54% of votes, Laporta will lead the club again 18 years after his first election win, hoping to bring back past glory despite financial trouble
One of Joan Laporta, Victor Font, or Toni Freixa will take over a club with grave financial instability and huge challenges
Víctor Font says he wants to bring FC Barcelona to the 21st century, while Toni Freixa backs himself for his know-how
Sánchez doesn’t see Illa leading next administration, while Endavant group rejects CUP entering power with ERC and JxCat
Nine Catalan politicians and activists were allowed to participate in election campaigning while serving sentence for sedition
New landmark reached for bloc including ERC, JxCat, CUP and parties outside parliament
Illa says "Catalonia loves Spain" while Aragonès says "time has come to negotiate a referendum"
JxCat win 32 seats, far-right enter parliament for first time and anti-capitalists CUP could be kingmakers