The Catalan who made D-Day possible
75 years ago the Normandy landings turned the tide of World War II thanks to the efforts of a Barcelona-born spy who the British knew as 'Garbo'
75 years ago the Normandy landings turned the tide of World War II thanks to the efforts of a Barcelona-born spy who the British knew as 'Garbo'
Catalan leader expected to raise concerns over rights of jailed colleagues
Far-right Vox pushes for a "dissuasive" sentence for defendants so that "no one dares" carry out "sophisticated coup attempt" again
Civil disobedience, peaceful means, calls for dialogue, lack of dialogue from Madrid, among arguments set to be used by jailed leaders' lawyers
One year after taking office, Catalan president takes credit for putting administration back on track after self-rule suspension from Madrid
Attorney general accuses jailed leaders of "serious attack on the foundations of the constitution with illegal, coercive methods"
Some 10,507 fewer people were looking for work last month, leaving a jobless total of 371,091
Parliamentarians sympathetic to their cause sign an open letter to chamber head Antonio Tajani urging that Puigdemont, Comín and Junqueras be accepted as representatives
Barcelona Chamber of Commerce watchdog study finds women make up 31% of management positions
Foreign minister believes that if Madrid ignores Working Group on Arbitrary Detention's requests, its reputation 'will be seriously damaged'
Supreme Court turns down Jordi Sànchez’s petition to leave jail to take part in post-electoral round of talks
The western city's annual Aplec del Caragol a "great success" and serves almost two tonnes of the gourmet gastropods
Located in Lleida and Tarragona provinces, they will be excavated by September of this year
Percentage of smokers in Catalonia in 2018 up from previous years to 25.6%
Spain demands that two members of the UN Working Group on Arbitrary Detention be disqualified