Prosecutors in favor of pardoning referendum leaders of embezzlement
Office says if Supreme Court does not grant amnesty, they must be forgiven of crimes
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080 Fashion kicks off, pushing for global reach and sustainability
20 runway shows planned with renowned and emerging designers and return of '080 Reborn'
Audits show leaks cause significant water loss in almost half of towns
At worst, towns such as Amposta and Alcanar lose up to 60% of water in their network
TV series festival Serializados returns to theatres and streaming
Filmin subscribers will get to enjoy first episodes of 40 unpublished series exclusively at no extra cost
Barcelona airport sees record 42 million passengers in first nine months of the year
September saw more than five million people use Catalan capital's airport
Six injured in fight between Camp Nou renovations works
Police had to intervene to solve conflict
Thousands protest against Americas Cup: 'Never again'
Sailing competition held offshore with neighbors claiming affects their day-to-day
'The Devil's Bath' wins best film at 57th edition of Sitges Film Festival
Soi Cheang wins award for best film direction
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Spain among European countries with lowest VAT on books, as Slovakia u-turns on raising tax
Super-reduced tax of 4% has been in place since 1995
Hundreds protest in Barcelona during Spain's National Day
October 12 demonstration sees decline in attendance since 2018
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The deadly 1971 strike at one of Franco’s biggest corporate institutions
Violent repressive response from state shows rights must always be defended, activists say
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Catalan president attends Spain's National Day official ceremonies for first time in 14 years
'Catalonia has to be present in the construction of a diverse Spain,' Illa claims
PODCAST: Taking the wheel - Inside the 1971 SEAT strike in Barcelona
Filling the Sink hear first-hand accounts from strike organizer
International stars gather at Sitges Film Festival
Geoffrey Rush, Steven Soderbergh, Giancarlo Esposito and Nick Frost take center stage at the renowned festival
Minority languages offer ‘something specific about a culture that’s otherwise totally lost’
Irish language “no longer needs our life support,” Fréwaka director Aislinn Clarke tells Catalan News