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In a performance, the organization reminded onlookers of the tragedy which saw close to 900 refugees drown off the shores of Lampedusa

A new exhibition features a retrospect of visual artist Domènec’s work, and tackles some of the hardest questions we face today

Inés Arrimadas says her party will try to avoid Catalan chamber issuing a lawsuit against Spain’s Supreme Court

Almost 5,000 exhibitors and 150,000 visitors from around the world check out Hostelco and Alimentaria's joint event

‘Passejades de Nobel’ opened in CaixaForum and features photographs, details, and interviews of 23 Nobel Literature Laureates

Dismissed workers deny independence bias, insist Article 155 "does not enable" Spain to "dissolve autonomic bodies" and urge new government to reinstate public diplomacy council

Flower sales expected to increase some 25% compared to last year, due to holiday being during the week

Oriol Junqueras tells judge that organizing referendum is no crime and “not a cent” of public money was used while activists Sànchez and Cuixart denounce "criminalization" of movement

Spanish Treasury minister confirms Catalan government did not pay for referendum; judge asks him to prove it

With the Hostelco industry trade show, the major show devoted to the food sector expects 150,000 visitors  

Catalan leader says pro-independence forces will avoid new election, urges "patience" and opens door to "other candidate" for presidency

Police figures show 315,000 protesters took to the streets, while organizers state that attendance is at 750,000

Today's mass demonstration is called to denounce the incarceration of Catalan leaders, and participants are flooding in from all over the country

More than 800 buses already confirmed to bring protesters to Barcelona from all over Catalonia

Roger Torrent gave a speech opening the annual event to pay homage to victims of the dictatorship, held at the Catalan Parliament