Podcast

Filling the Sink travels to Paris with SNCF and looks at how liberalizing network has affected travelers

Two elections, artist anniversaries, legal rulings, festivals, concerts and much more lie ahead

Arrels Foundation director on the importance of Christmas meals for homeless people

Citizens from EU and 13 other countries who are resident in Catalonia have right to vote in May's  municipal elections

One woman shares her account of seeking an abortion, plus activists on how access and care could be improved  

Convicted of drug trafficking at 18 years old, Fátima has exhausted appeals but holds out hope for a diplomatic solution

Tenants band together to resist rent price hikes from new investment fund owners

Changes to law could see formerly jailed pro-independence leaders re-enter public office and exiled leaders return

Rapidly increasing animal population is leading to ever more conflict with humans

A look at the cost of living crisis plus money saving advice from OCU Consumer Organization

Attendees at Barcelona International Community Day tell us their top Catalan dishes

Barcelona's Paradiso named best bar in the world, with Sips in 3rd and Two Schmucks in 7th

After the two main parties in favor of a split with Spain break ten years of cooperation, what comes next?

Pipeline connecting Catalonia with France could ease EU's dependence on Russian gas but political and social obstacles could impede construction

Vote marred by police violence was peak of political conflict between Catalonia and Spain, and still shapes the country's politics today