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Patients in critical condition in remote areas anywhere in the country can now quickly be transferred by air to a hospital even at nighttime

“They are two fighters for human rights,” says chamber head after announcing consensus to grant them Gold Medal

66% of trains running at peak hours, with 33% the rest of the day

With 333,000 people in the city born abroad, Catalan capital has highest population from other countries in modern history

17-year-old victim calls police after alleged attack in a squatter house in the city old quarter

While everyone is covered in the event of an emergency, getting medical treatment depends on whether you are a registered resident or a visitor from outside the EU

Theft on the public underground network accounts for a third of such crimes in the Catalan capital

Environmental and sustainability plans expected to be officially passed after the summer

Regulation initially set after numerous protests from city’s taxi drivers

The Barça footballer failed in his appeal of the 2016 ruling

Rail operator begins evaluating impact on network after Tuesday's accident in Girona region in which no one was hurt

New gang rape case emerges as ongoing Catalan 'wolf pack' trial sparks protests

Court orders Guardia Civil to demand information from government building and several ministries

Demonstrators condemn attempted assault on local girl and reject "criminalization" of underage migrants

Testifying at Barcelona’s Regional Court, girl says she felt intimidated into having sex