Society

Feminists groups call protests in over 40 Spanish cities

Felipe VI attends awards ceremony in first trip to Catalonia since sentencing of independence leaders

Campout participants reinforce tents against strong winds, hold talks and workshops, and make paella

105 residents have been evacuated as fire fighters assess damages

Feminist human rights advocate Magaly Castillo has been living in Barcelona since June 2018 due to unrest in her home country

Visitors flock to Espluga de Francolí, near Tarragona, to purchase bottles recovered from mud

Barcelona's nine cemeteries register a high number of visitors honoring deceased loved ones

Another controversial ruling sees judges dismiss charges that group used violence or intimidation to sexually assault 14-year-old girl in Manresa

Union of Students backs 48-hour strike to bring Catalonia to "standstill"

Guardia Civil justifies demand by calling Tsunami Democràtic network "a criminal organization that promotes terrorist attacks"

200 young people pitch tents in central square to condemn imprisonment of independence leaders and demand return of "rights and freedoms"

Stoppage to protest sentencing of political leaders and demanding changes to grading system affects number of institutions

Badalona-based NGO handed migrants over to Maltese armed forces patrol vessel who took them to shore

Body found in the Francolí river over the weekend not that of any of the four missing people

Hundreds queued outside the City of Justice to present a letter to the court of law