Supreme Court authorizes exhumation of Spain’s late dictator Francisco Franco
President Sánchez’s plans to relocate remains get green light 15 months later
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President Sánchez’s plans to relocate remains get green light 15 months later
Around 4,000 people demonstrate in Sabadell to condemn the Spanish judicial acts
Two released with charges as police transfer some suspects to Madrid
Catalan minister Damià Calvet and Barcelona mayor Ada Colau are in New York this week
The actor hailed the public transport system as something the rest of the world should use
Barcelona Mayor Ada Colau will go to UN climate change summit in New York on Monday
“This makes us think there is something they don't want us not to know,” says Catalan government spokesperson
1,500 expats congregated at the Hola Barcelona! Cocktail event between foreign employees in Barcelona
The organization will host protests, workshops and performances next week culminating in a global strike on September 27
With 18,000 people visiting the spectacular creeks of Planes d'Hostoles, town hall asks government for tools to protect natural site
European Mobility Week, low emission zone and reclaiming car lanes, among environmentally-friendly proposals
Non-profit organization patrols streets and metro in Barcelona
Restrictions on polluting vehicles are being introduced in and around Barcelona. But what does this actually mean?
More than 700 activities across Catalonia this week will help you to be that little bit greener
Catalan capital follows cities like London and Rome in offering forum for "next generation of leaders" to debate future of Europe
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