Catalan independence 'no threat' to foreign investment
Head of government’s German delegation tells Catalan News that figures show investor confidence in Catalonia abroad, but warns no state will speak up for independence without tangible results
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Catalan government insists there will be ballot boxes for independence referendum
Executive pledges to resist Spanish pressure and explore other legal avenues to provide polling stations with means to vote on October 1 after accreditation process declared null
200 social and economic entities join forces to bring the European Medicines Agency to Barcelona
They defend the city as a great headquarters due to its “scientific, technologic, and industrial potential” and the way it faces “big challenges” as it did with the Olympic Games in 1992
'New York Times' defends independence referendum in Catalonia
"The best outcome for Spain would be to permit the referendum, and for Catalan voters to reject independence" says newspaper NYT editorial
Longtime German MP urges Europe to intervene in the Catalan question
German Socialist Bernhard von Grünberg says Europe cannot look away while Spain reverts to authoritarianism
Rajoy rejects defining Spain as ‘plurinational’
Spanish president dismisses opposition proposal arguing the Constitution only includes "nationalities and regions"
Midsummer's Eve in Catalonia: one of the most magical nights of the year… but caution!
Bonfires and firecrackers are the most characteristic elements of the June 23 celebration, in which the Catalan language also plays an important role
Independence referendum details to be unveiled on July 4
The Catalan government will launch a website and hold more than 200 events throughout the country to explain the legal framework behind the vote
First Civil War mass grave exhumed in Catalan government initiative
17 bodies found in common burial in Pyrenees to be genetically analyzed and identified
Court admits case against Catalan minister for ballot box purchase
Government vows to go ahead with acquisition claiming it is legal
Catalan police exclusion from Europol 'can compromise' European security, warns Eurocop
European police union says the agency "should be able to maintain direct contact" with the Mossos d'Esquadra
Barcelona pays tribute to the victims of the Hipercor attack
The 21 dead and 45 injured in the ETA car bomb attack were honored on the 30th anniversary of the massacre
Romeva tells consular corps: “It’s impossible until someone does it”
Foreign affairs minister praises country’s willingness for reinvention at Priorat meeting with foreign diplomats
Spain excludes Catalan police from Europol while granting access to Basques
Minister of Home Affairs suggests there are “political reasons” behind the decision
Mauthausen photographer Francesc Boix finally buried with other heroes at Père-Lachaise
"Justice has been done," says Catalan Foreign Affairs Minister Raül Romeva after Paris ceremony