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Barcelona Airport registers record passenger numbers in November
New bag scanners next year will mean end of requirement to remove liquids and laptops from hand luggage
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Barcelona's Jewish community celebrates Hanukkah with lighting ceremony
Rabbi says holiday symbolizes 'paradox' of wanting to 'illuminate even in moments of difficulty'
Catalan amnesty law passes first vote in Spanish Congress
Bill still has several hurdles to overcome before it is enacted into law
Spain in talks with Belgium to keep official status of Catalan on EU Council agenda
Vote on making Catalan, Basque and Galician official EU languages pulled after concerns from several member states
Catalonia to declare drought emergency in Barcelona in January
Water flow to be reduced, new farms and hotels postponed, and use of showers in locker rooms banned
12-Dec-23: 'Amnesty bill debated in Spanish Congress'
3,000 healthcare workers protest in Barcelona against new working conditions
Nurses' union calls for indefinite strike after Catalan government ratifies agreement to improve conditions for 55,000 staff
RCD Espanyol under investigation for buying players in Russia
Almost 30 football clubs suspected of breaching sanctions imposed after Putin's invasion of Ukraine
Socialists file hate crime complaint against far-right Vox leader
Santiago Abascal said Spaniards would like to see Spanish PM Pedro Sánchez 'hung by his feet'
Extension works for L8 FGC line set to begin in January
Three new stations in Barcelona will be operational by 2029-2030, costing €430 million
'Creatura' and 'Saben aquell' lead nominations for Gaudí Film Awards
Winners will be announced at gala ceremony celebrating Catalan cinema on February 4
Catalan president calls for independence referendum in Financial Times op-ed
Pere Aragonès told Spanish PM to be 'courageous'
Catalan budget for 2024 foresees 6% rise in spending
Finance minister expects to present spending plan in January
2,600 lives lost in the Mediterranean
Catalan Education Minister admits system 'needs reform' after poor PISA results
Anna Simó ruled out immediate major changes and urged families to trust schools