Society

Pioneering project in Barcelona is unique in aiming to begin collecting data from first trimester of pregnancy

City authorities say six officials of Spanish dictatorship sent over 550 members of the gay, lesbian, bisexual, trans and queer community to Model prison between 1956 and 1977

New details emerge as Mossos d'Esquadra explain how two-year operation led to 58 arrests, including four gang leaders

Experts warn of increased presence and aggressiveness of wild pigs in urban areas

With roads expected to be busy in next couple of days, authorities advise extra care in a year when fatal accidents are up 21%

Four containers damaged but no injuries, wind and severe sea said to be cause of incident

Public concerns about accomodation in Catalan capital rises six points in council's annual survey

Teams of scientists from two hospitals in Catalan capital publish work showing potential breakthroughs in cancer and heart treatments

Ada Colau and home affairs minister recognize police work as more than 50 people are arrested in narcoflats

Neighbors have been complaining for months about empty apartments being used to sell narcotics

The level decreases to 800 meters and is the lowest seen in a decade in Catalonia

Twelve women under 35 undergo groundbreaking surgery at Barcelona’s Hospital Clínic to resume ovulation

Deputy mayor Jaume Asens announces move on social media, while FACUA urges Catalan government to fine airline following their inaction

An abandoned village in the northwest of the country is set to be accessible by car, as well as to get new electricity and water

European Research Council backs project focused on Chronic Lymphocytic Leukemia