Catalan exports down 1.3% in January, reaching €7.7 bn
Automotive industry up nearly 17%, while chemical industry up 4.2%
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Catalonia set for May 12 election after president dissolves parliament
Pere Aragonès signs decree for early vote after failing to pass 2024 budget
Alimentaria food industry fair kicks off in Barcelona, anticipating 100,000 visitors
Trade show for food and hospitality sectors takes place amid concerns around rising prices and farmers' protests
Catalan government braces for more prison staff protests
Authorities do not rule out police intervention to ensure prison stability if demonstrations escalate
Catalonia's free menstrual products initiative benefits 225,000 people in ten days
Groundbreaking campaign provides menstrual cups, cloth pads and absorbent underwear
Catalan theaters set new world record for single-day attendance
'No Empty Seats' campaign drew 55,000 people to 176 shows on Saturday
Protesting prison workers lift all blockades in Catalan prisons
Over 1,200 prisoners were confined throughout the day as staff rallied after colleague's death
Rafting season kicks off in Catalan Pyrenees
Noguera Pallaresa river attracts water sports enthusiasts from all over the world
Catalan NGO makes history with first humanitarian sea delivery to Gaza
Open Arms unloads 200 tons of much-needed supplies for Palestinians
Barcelona gets first solar piano at Plaça Catalunya
Barcelona installs Spain’s first solar piano at Plaça Catalunya
Initiative is result of collaboration between Maria Canals International Music Competition and 1000pianos
15-Mar-24: 'Hundreds of prison staff block access to jails'
Hundreds of prison workers block access to Catalan jails after inmate kills cook
Thousands of prisoners confined across six penitentiary centers due to staffing shortages
Rent cap to come into force in 140 Catalan towns and cities on Saturday
Tenants' Union urges government to introduce sanctions for non-compliance
Council of Europe adviser backs amnesty bill but criticizes its processing
Venice Commission says proposed law is 'legitimate' but recommends 'larger qualified majority' for approval