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As a result of the measure that was first decided in July, pro-independence parties 'de facto' lost their majority in Parliament

Meanwhile, Vida Festival adds Madness to list of international musicians

Infrastructure could end its year with over 50 million users for first time, with Girona at 2 million and Reus at 1 million

Government sources explain in statement to the Catalan News Agency that the “violence and deaths” were tied to the “armed aggression” of the Yugoslavian army

Vall d'Hebron successfully treats three patients with radiofrequency ablation as part of international study

Candidates up for a Gaudí film award in January include Isaki Lacuesta, Mar Targarona, Celia Rico and Jaume Rosales

Installations by a dozen artists on display in Barcelona's metro focuses public attention on "infringement of human rights"

Eliport is working on both a robot and a ‘smart’ post-box to solve the so-called ‘last mile delivery problem’

In solidarity jailed officials and their hunger strike, Quim Torra joins the protest and is set to spend two nights at the Montserrat monastery

Opposition criticizes Catalan president’s Council for the Republic presentation in Brussels arguing he is “forgetting” the “real” problems Catalans face

Catalan capital selected by European Institute of Innovation and Technology as main host of new urban innovation center

With 3,000 unaccompanied minors expected in Catalonia this year, government has plans in pipeline to cope with influx

The traditionally red holiday plant often loses some color when imported from Almería in Spain or as far as Holland

Former anti-eviction activist says she wants to build "progressive" alliance in Barcelona as fierce local battle looms

Quim Torra travels to Ljubljana on Thursday to address city hall, take part in literary event and meet potential investors