Catalan presidency minister to meet Spanish counterpart with lack of investment as central discussion
Laura Vilagrà to question Félix Bolaños in Madrid over why spending targets are not being met
Politics news from Catalonia and Barcelona
Laura Vilagrà to question Félix Bolaños in Madrid over why spending targets are not being met
Over 60 pro-independence figures were victims of espionage, including current president and MPs
Chamber believes system in place in the Occupied Palestinian Territory is against international law
Presidency minister, on likelihood of 2030 Winter Games deal with Aragon: "I find it very difficult"
Mariano Rajoy allegedly blackmailed bank for information on independence leaders’ private accounts
14 left-wing parties declare commitment to protecting rights and countering far-right populism
President: "What we need is for these investments to happen"
RAUN academy offers program for young people willing to do multi-disciplinary research on issues tackled by United Nations
Legislation states Catalan still working language although Spanish can also be used for teaching, but sets no percentages
Parliament votes on Wednesday on law to counter 25% Spanish quota in schools
Politician aimed to represent French citizens in Monaco, Portugal, Spain, and Andorra
Laura Borràs and Jordi Turull will share role equally after Carles Puigdemont stepped down
Mayor Ada Colau proposes setting limit of three vessels per day, as Catalan cabinet considering options
Party leader Santiago Abascal attends Cornellà event celebrating 11 seats won in 135-member chamber
Catalan presidency minister Laura Vilagrà has brief exchange with Thomas Bach at Spanish Olympic Committee HQ
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