Losing faith: Catholicism in Catalonia and the secularization of traditions
Catalan society now a lot more diverse thanks to waves of immigration over the past decades
Catalan society now a lot more diverse thanks to waves of immigration over the past decades
80k jabs were administered on Wednesday, with 12% of population now having received one dose
Solicitor general avoids taking a side, non-binding Supreme Court review remains last step before final cabinet decision
Esquerra's hopeful candidate rejects a "watchdog", as Junts insist this is not their intention and Socialists think possible future cabinet leader could become a puppet
May 26 deadline to elect a president or face snap election approaches
Catalan pro-independence leader's "detention conditions have worsened because of Covid-19" with 23-hour-a-day isolation, says paper
7 out of 10 would prefer a republic, with younger generations even more clearly anti-monarchy
Esquerra's candidate will have a second chance on Tuesday
Politician under fire from pro-independence allies and unionist rivals alike during Friday’s parliamentary debate
Pro-independence Junts' abstention disrupts formation of new government but talks continue
Support for royal family in Catalonia almost non-existent, but how did it get to this point?
Referendum talks with Spain, climate action and feminism ministries, Covid-19 emergency plan - key proposals in doomed bid for office
CUP will vote in favour, but Esquerra's frontrunner will not have enough support as talks among pro-independence parties are set to continue
Measures in force over Easter include permission to travel across Catalonia with same bubble, 10 pm curfew and bars not offering on-site dinners
Whether there is enough support to turn Esquerra's frontrunner into government head is not guaranteed