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Child found dead in hotel as investigators suggest motive of crime was to 'harm mother'

Madrid pledges dialogue ‘within the law’, but some pro-independence parties are wary of taking a seat at the negotiating table

Phenomenon appears to be linked to climate change and the warming of traditional reproductive regions

“Gegants” are an expression of identity in Catalonia often seen in local festivities

Top chefs reflect on the gastronomical revolution that, coupled with a rich culinary tradition, catapulted Catalan restaurants to stardom

Roger Torrent could face disqualification for allowing parliamentary votes on self-determination and against the monarchy

One of Catalonia's top research centers is the biggest of its kind in the Mediterranean

Public body put up money for former officials involved in Spain’s Court of Auditors case over promoting independence

Mireia Belmonte, Gasol brothers, Saúl Craviotto and waterpolo teams among medal hopefuls

Catalan government to ask judiciary for permission to limit gatherings to 10 people again

Appeal had been brought fourth by group in favor of “reinterpretation”

Workshops focus on support for women who are older, homeless, or who suffer from addiction

Marc Sanjaume, PhD in Political Science, believes Spanish president Sánchez was ‘very brave’ to release 2017 referendum organizers

General secretary of supranational body speaks out in favour of talks between Catalan and Spanish administrations

Four Years from Now brings over 430 businesses from more than 35 countries to the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona