Vice president proposes having government act as private prosecution in '3%' corruption case
"If there has been any misuse of public funds, we must get to the bottom of it," says Aragonès
"If there has been any misuse of public funds, we must get to the bottom of it," says Aragonès
Excavations at Roc de les Orenetes reveal Bronze Age bones in "exceptional" condition
Torra sits out regional presidents' conference: "My duty is not to just go get my photo taken"
Judge revokes privileges of Turull and Rull, while Bassa and Forcadell keep their partial freedom
Judge revokes privileges of Turull and Rull, while Bassa and Forcadell keep their partial freedom
Gyms and sports centers in Barcelona and Figueres open doors again
Torrent and Maragall accuse Roldán and NSO Group of espionage after Whatsapp security flaw
Hundreds protest against nightclubs remaining closed, while others celebrate re-opening of sports centers
Five political figureheads and activists returned to Lledoners after a court suspended some of their leave privileges
Barcelona mayor calls again for improvements to contact tracing system
Esterri d'Àneu finds creative solution to removing dangerous fir and pine trees
Catalan president says the country is facing the "10 most important days of the summer"
5 former MPs argue that preventing debates on independence in chamber would have been 'censorship'
Some in-person concentrations in front of state buildings and fundraisers for Covid-19 efforts
Religious institution was permitted to act as notary thanks to a Franco era law in force until 2015