October 31: Halloween or Castanyada?
In Catalonia, this date that leaves no one indifferent brings two events which are not only different – they’re in a bit of a competition
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Unionist Cs files lawsuit for alleged hiring of US lobby to get supports for independence
Senior party MP believes this is evidence of rebellion and misuse of funds crimes
Legends of Catalonia: VR game stars in tourism campaign
Former Barcelona player Carles Puyol, mountaineer Edurne Pasabán, and world’s best chef Joan Roca featured in game
Left-wing party appoints new spokeswoman after internal rift
Catalunya en Comú-Podem chooses Susanna Segovia as Elisenda Alamany’s substitute
Catalan delegation in Rome reopened
Foreign action Minister pledges “more ambition” following office being closed due to Spain’s direct rule
Joint pro-independence ticket for European election under discussion
Socialists criticize Puigdemont’s efforts to bring together pro-independence movement in platform
Dozens arrested in raids of some 40 Barcelona drug dealing flats
Neighbors have been complaining for months about empty apartments being used to sell narcotics
Torra would support European march in case of ‘guilty’ sentence
In case of such a verdict for those on trial for the Catalan push for independence and referendum, some leaders have spoken of a possible march throughout Europe
Carme Ruscalleda's Michelin-starred Sant Pau restaurant closes
Female chef with most stars in the world shuts down famous eatery after 30 years to "reorient" her professional life
New pro-independence platform founded
The Crida Nacional per la República (National Call for the Republic) will hold their Constituent Congress on January 19
Cs leader: ‘the Spanish people say no to pardons’
Albert Rivera criticized what he called the “prison pact,” referring to Spanish politician’s visit to Catalan prison to discuss budget
Catalan president vindicates declaration of independence, on year on
Quim Torra insisted he will “not accept any sentence other than full absolution” for Catalan leaders in prison
Barcelona’s Architecture in 2 days: Open House event begins
The 48-hour open-doors of the capital’s architecture will bring opportunities to see buildings usually closed to the general public
Catalonia overlooks first anniversary of suspended independence declaration
Pro-independence parties avoid commemorating events on October 27
Madrid takes anti-monarchy motion to court despite counsel not to do so
Catalan Parliament passed text condemning king, and Spain’s Council of State says chamber can “take stances contrary to constitution”