Society

Catalan News speaks to a number of women who share their thoughts on sexism in Catalonia and beyond

On March 8 2010, the country was hit by the heaviest snowfall of the century so far, with major disruptions to transport and power networks 

Women’s rights have come a long way in Catalonia but there is still plenty of room for improvement

There are now a total of 46 cases, 2 in a serious condition

City known as Tarraco in ancient times saw port move site to make space for theatre

Feminist rallies in 2018 and 2019 drew 200,000 to Barcelona streets, but March 8 falls on a Sunday this year

Nine new covid-19 patients have been confirmed in the past two days, and more than 100 healthcare professionals are in isolation

Cleaners and care workers are among women at bottom of labor market coming together to condemn abuse and exploitation at work

Dr. Joan Guix considers quarantining higher risk profiles rather than all contacts

Grandchildren appeal to Court of Human Rights, accusing Spanish government of "effectively expropriating" Franco's remains

Three other new cases have mild symptoms, with a 29-year-old woman also suspected to have Covid-19

‘Pioneering’ law also calls for inedible food to be put to use in other ways such as compost

Building work in Tortosa uncovers remains of three bodies, with experts hoping find might lead to location of ancient city's cemetery

Authorities have traced source of contagion in each new case, half of them had visited Milan

2 of the victims were firefighters in the western Catalan Pyrenees