Tarragona Mediterranean Games: a series of unfortunate events
Empty stands, athletes handing medals to themselves and anthems sung a capella paint a grim picture of the sports event
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Tarragona Games ‘most austere in history,’ says deputy mayor
Javier Villamayor: “Tarragona is clearly a Mediterranean city with a Mediterranean mood”
Catalan president and Spanish king meet in Tarragona
Quim Torra gives monarch two reports and a book about police violence during the referendum
Mediterranean Ring sees first activity in run-up to opening of Tarragona Games
Archers and swimmers begin using sporting facilities on Friday morning as workers add finishing touches
Torra to announce whether he will shun Spain's king
Catalan president's attendance at the opening of Mediterranean Games still up in the air
Catalan president shuns Spain’s king
Quim Torra will not attend opening of Mediterranean Games after meeting with Felipe VI was rejected
Tarragona welcomes first athletes on eve of Mediterranean Games
Participants begin arriving in Mediterranean Village on Wednesday, with major sporting event to start on Friday
Spain urges Torra to join king at opening ceremony in Tarragona
Catalan president has demanded Felipe VI retract October 3 speech
Mediterranean Games: Torra’s attendance ‘on hold’ due to presence of Spain’s king
Catalan government urges Felipe IV to retract October 3 speech
Workers put finishing touches with days until Mediterranean Games begin
Tarragona makes final preparations with international sporting event due to begin on June 22
140 young volunteers to join Tarragona’s Mediterranean Games including refugees
Aged between 17 and 30, the helpers in the upcoming sporting event are from 25 countries
Music of Pau Casals to fill Tarragona
For the run-up to the Mediterranean Games, the seaside town will host a performance by the Symphonic National Orchestra of Barcelona and Catalonia
Record 4,000 athletes expected to take part in the Mediterranean Games 2018
Sporting event held in Tarragona region will bring 150,000 spectators, according to organizers