Terrorism trial for Barcelona attacks: what you need to know
Three men sit in the dock accused of playing key role in 2017 attacks that killed 16 on La Rambla boulevard and in a seaside town
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Terrorism trial for ‘La Rambla’ attack to begin on Nov 10
Barcelona van attack and Cambrils stabbing left 16 dead in 2017
August, a month of opportunity for Barcelona's small theaters
Maldà, Sala Versus Glòries, Teatre Gaudí, Eixample Teatre and Teatreneu are the only venues offering plays and shows over the summer
Catalonia's tourist industry looking forward to a good August
Hotel occupancy rates expected to reach around 90%, similar to last year but below highs reached in 2017
Barcelona honors terror attack victims with poem in eight languages
Spanish and Catalan presidents and King of Spain take backseat at event, pro-Spanish protestors show support for Felipe
Some 'heroes' who faced the attacks now prosecuted or jailed
Solidarity from members of the public included free taxi rides and hotel rooms, legal help and giving water to police officers
‘A year on, we’re more united than ever’
President of Pakistani association says ties between Muslims and non-Muslims in Catalonia stronger after terror attacks
A firefighter on the terror attack: “La Rambla empty of people is an image I'll never forget”
Memories of that day in Barcelona a year ago remain with members of the emergency services who attended the victims
All victims of La Rambla attacks to be recognized even after deadline
68 people already admitted for status of victim by Spanish home affairs ministry
Musicians come together with tribute song for August terror attack in Barcelona
‘La Rambla’ performed by 50 artists in Catalan rumba style fused with jazz, rap and, more
Six months since terrorism struck Catalonia
A memorial will be put up at the site of the attack on Barcelona’s La Rambla for the first anniversary
Unemployment in August decreases by 11.4% in annual terms
Registered unemployment in Catalonia rose by 4,521 people during the month of August and totalled 506,306 according to statistics published on Wednesday by the Spanish Ministry of Employment and Social Security. However, the number of unemployed decreased by 11.43% compared to August 2014, which makes this month the best August since 1999. The monthly decline was caused mainly by the increase in unemployment in the services sector, which is to be expected considering that August marks the end of many seasonal contracts. The number of unemployed also increased in August in Spain as a whole, by 0.54%. The Spanish annual rate, however, was slightly less positive than the Catalan one, with unemployment in August decreasing by 8.13% in comparison with the same month last year. Overall, there are 21,679 more unemployed this month and the total number of people jobless in Spain is 4,067,955.
Air traffic controllers cancel planned strike in August
The Air Controllers Union (USCA) and AENA resume talks on workers? labour rights, avoiding huge disruptions to air travel in peak summer season