Catalan president Aragonès bids adieu to office ahead of Socialist candidate's investiture
Outgoing head points to biggest "leap forward in sovereignty" since return to democracy for Catalonia
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Catalonia's reservoir levels fall after dry July
Increased water use from summer tourism exacerbates decline
Maximum risk of forest fires across Catalonia
Access to parks and natural areas to be restricted as fire brigade call in extra backup
Crucial week begins for Catalan presidency in parliament
Socialist candidate with support for narrow majority, but return of Puigdemont hangs over proceedings
Barcelona records lowest nitrogen dioxide levels in 25 years
Pollution levels similar to during Covid-19 pandemic, but still above World Health Organization limits
Catalonia records 73 heat-related deaths in July
30% of vulnerable people in Barcelona area cannot afford air conditioning
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73 heat-related deaths amid record high temperatures
Deal with Hollywood studios over dubbed Catalan films never fulfilled
Agreement for 25 films per year dubbed not met in thirteen years, with 16 highest number achieved in a single year
Revolutionary Barcelona, a history of uprising and revolt
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Why Barcelona is one of the world's most revolutionary cities
Two centuries of activism have shaped the Catalan capital's modern protest culture
Esquerra Republicana members endorse deal to name Socialist candidate president
Salvador Illa could become Catalonia's first president who does not support independence in 14 years next week
Setmana Tràgica: The week Barcelona burned with revolution
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Setmana Tràgica: The week Barcelona burned with revolution and became the 'Rose of Fire'
Conscription for 1909 imperial war sparked major uprising in Catalan capital which has had a lasting legacy
Barcelona's Florian Trittel wins gold for Spain in skiff racing
Sailer becomes first Catalan to win gold at Paris 2024, alongside Cantabrian Diego Botín
Catalonia welcomes 9m foreign visitors in first half of 2024, a 12% increase
International tourists spend €2.5 billion in June alone, up 13%