Primavera Sound 2022 mystery revealed: Mallorcan band Antònia Font are back
Artists behind 'Alegria' will play at Barcelona's biggest music festival next year eight years after retiring
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The show goes on: DocsBarcelona film festival returns partly in-person, partly online
For its 24th edition, the event is back with a reimagined hybrid format which will be ‘here to stay’
Opposition scolds ‘failed formula’ of ERC-Junts coalition government
Socialists, who won most votes from last election, criticize “weakened” Esquerra, who will lead new administration
Preliminary agreement for pro-independence coalition government
Esquerra and Junts expected to share cabinet again as snap election avoided at the eleventh hour
What will the next Catalan government look like?
14 ministries, including newly-created feminism and climate action departments, will be gender-balanced and each party will manage seven
Catalan exports increase 10.2% on last year’s figures to €19.2 billion
In March, overseas sales soared 36.1% due to the improving pandemic situation
Catalan and Scottish independence campaigns: siblings or distant relatives?
Movements share similar aims and electoral successes but face very different constitutional and political realities
1,200 pro-independence supporters gather in Barcelona to urge parties to form government
Catalan National Assembly warns ERC and Junts: "we will no longer be by your side" if disagreement leads to fresh elections
Liceu turns 175: highlights from the anniversary season of Barcelona’s opera house
Program includes works by Strauss, Debussy and Mozart, interpreted by top contemporary artists like Anna Netrebko or Gustavo Dudamel
Pro-independence parties reach agreement to 'find way out' of deadlock and avoid snap election
Esquerra, Junts per Catalunya and CUP decide to separate debate on how to achieve independence from governance
Government calls for 'trust' in negotiating teams to agree deal for new term
Socialists rule out abstention as ERC meet Junts and En Comú Podem for separate talks
Number of women sleeping on Barcelona’s streets falls by 35% in a year
The city council links the decrease with the creation of new shelters specifically for women
Rull becomes second independence leader to be able to take case to Strasbourg after Spanish court rejects appeal
Constitutional Court judges dismiss jailed politician's arguments, paving the way to European Court of Human Rights
Barcelona court rejects investigation into head of Spanish riot police for referendum day violence
Officers at polling stations responsible for own actions as no orders issued to "act forcefully," say judges
Another eviction in Barcelona put off by pressure from UN
Laura and her 10-year-old daughter almost lost their home for the third time on Thursday