,
Court opens criminal proceedings against ex-mayor over suspension of Barcelona-Tel Aviv ties
Judge accepts lawyer's complaint that Ada Colau may have knowingly issued an unjust decree
Search: null
Sumar, a last-minute coalition to the left of the Socialists
'Cuttlefish delight': Hotel Üpper Diagonal wins best tapa in Barcelona
Salsa Street Food and Can Culleres will join hotel in representing Catalonia in Spain-wide final
17-Jul-23: 'Most polls indicate right-wing victory in next week's Spanish election'
Seat to invest €300M to open battery cell assembly factory near Barcelona
Company to employ 500 workers at Martorell site with 2025 completion date
New education ministry decree emphasizes Catalan as working language in schools
Text specifies administration as responsible for language project, offering legal security to schools
Barcelona: a hub for international fertility treatment
70% of patients in Fertilab Barcelona are foreign, with Italian and French among top nationalities
Conservative People's Party to win Spanish election with week to go, polls forecast
Voters to decide on July 23 between right-wing and left-wing forces
Report warns of uptick in physical aggression towards LGBTI individuals
LGBTI activist group reveals 2022 findings
Conservative People's Party hoping for a comeback on July 23
Pro-business party is staunchly against socially progressive measures and Catalan independence
People's Party hoping for a comeback on July 23
110,000 fill Barcelona streets for Pride parade
'Pride of our lives': Older members of LGBTQI+ community honored
,
Mort & Phil author Francisco Ibáñez dies aged 87
Publisher Penguin Random House highlights "enormous legacy" of "more than 50,000 pages" left by comic book artist and writer
'We discovered a mole': Pro-indy activist accused of being undercover police officer
'Maria Perello' allegedly infiltrated grassroots groups in Girona and Salt and entered into romantic relationship with campaigner
Rise of far right fuels LGBTI activism, says Observatory Against Homophobia
More than two-thirds as many instances of discrimination as last year already reported