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Government guarantees bullfighting won’t return to Catalonia “regardless of the Constitutional Court”
Sports
Match Report: FC Barcelona v Manchester City: Maestro Messi shows the way (4–0)
Business
Only international real estate trade fair in Spain Barcelona Meeting Point kicks off
Sports
FC Barcelona v Manchester City: Guardiola ready for 'the best'
Life & Style
30 years since Barcelona’s Olympic nomination
Life & Style
Sagrada Família could be forced to pay taxes, after over a century of unlicensed building
Life & Style
Catalonia welcomes first edition of Barcelona Games World, previously held in Madrid
Culture
Second World Gaudí Congress kicks off in Barcelona
Sports
Celta Vigo v FC Barcelona: Battling Barça suffer Balaídos blues (4-3)
Sports
Second-half heroics lift FC Barcelona to a 2–1 victory over Borussia Mönchengladbach
Politics
CUP wants Columbus statue in Barcelona to be removed
Life & Style
Barcelona struggles to achieve balance between benefits of tourism and complaints about illegal apartments
Culture
1.2 million people attended Barcelona festival La Mercè
Great success at this year’s edition of La Mercè Festival Barcelona. The festival was closed on Sunday with a Pyromusical performance in which fireworks, light and music were synchronised. Around 90,000 people gathered to see the show, which honoured Paris, the guest city of the 2016 celebration, and David Bowie and Prince, who passed away in January and April, respectively. The festival had a French and international accent and included performances of French artists like the street and circus art cooperative 2r2 and the prestigious theatre group Company Théâtre Silvia Monfort. However, during the celebration there were also several Catalan traditional activities such as human towers.
Sporting Gijón v FC Barcelona (0-5): Barça prove a handful at El Molinón
FC Barcelona overcame the absence of Leo Mesi and secured the win at Sporting Gijón on Saturday. The Argentine is going to be out for three weeks but was not missed, as the Barça team scored five away from home for the second week in a row. Luis Suárez, Rafinha, Neymar (2) and Arda Turan were the scorers of the goals that allowed FC Barcelona to achieve victory, three of them coming in the last 10 minutes. After the midweek draw with Atlético de Madrid, Luis Enrique made five changes to the starting eleven. One of those was Rafinha, who started in place of Messi. The Brazilian justified his election when, on 32 minutes, he scored the second goal.