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Medical staff strike partly called off as Catalan president says rallies are "fair, necessary and appropriate"

The 92-year-old died in the Catalan city of Esplugues after being run over by minor who was looking at phone

Medical staff continues protesting for better conditions in primary healthcare, while university students demand cheaper tuition fees

Medical staff keep week-long stoppage as students rally over tuition fees

Apartments for disabled patients give second life to old hospital where institution was born 53 years ago

Half belong to University of Barcelona or Hospital Clínic-Idibaps

44% of medical professionals join protest, says government

Human Rights court calls on Turkey to end Selahattin Demirtas’ pre-trial detention

Think tank Real Instituto Elcano finds Madrid has not been “open to dialogue” when dealing with independence issue

Catalan government and politicians condemn the graffiti on Òmnium Cultural building

Doctors demand 28-patient daily limit and at least 12 minutes per visit to improve quality of service

Dani Mateo accused of hate crime and insulting Spanish symbols

"If we were being killed by terrorists everyone would be taking action, but we are just women, so they don't," says a participants in the march

The rescue NGOs call on cities, organizations, and citizens to step up “against the unjust and inhumane policies of Europe”

Absence of "violence and intimidation" leads court in Catalonia to sentence two men to four and a half years in prison for sexual abuse rather than rape