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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
400 students demonstrate against new university entry exams format, still not made public
Government promises to publish test example by end of October
Renfe recovers high-speed train connection between Barcelona and Toulouse in 2025
AVE will stop at Carcassonne and will be in service between April and September
Northern lights seen over Catalonia for second time in a year
Rare phenomenon could still be seen over the weekend as intense solar storm hits the Earth
Northern lights could be visible in Catalonia this weekend: How and where to watch
A rare phenomenon that occurred in May could happen again, as an alert for an intense solar storm has been activated once more
Anti-Fraud Office receives complaint over public funds for America's Cup
Platform claims to have proof that €80m of public money was spent on sailing competition
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Lights, music, and drones take over Barcelona during America's Cup opening ceremony
Show fuses technology, art, and nature, inspired by the sea and sailing
Vall d'Hebron Hospital sets up rocket with VR spacewalk on mental health day
Virtual reality experience designed to reduce anxiety and foster positive emotions
Pro-independence parties unite to denounce judges' 'rebellion' against amnesty law
Junts, Esquerra and CUP condemn Supreme Court's refusal to apply pardons during 2024 General Policy Debate
Zombie survival, a virus that targets the rich, and experimental methods: Catalan talent at Sitges
Major directors compete in the official selection while students are given an international platform
Legendary actor Geoffrey Rush: ‘It’s good to represent septuagenarians and octogenarians’
Australian Academy Award winner in Sitges to present latest work, The Rule of Jenny Pen