First robot to carry out spinal surgeries in Spain completes 50 operations
The machine has been carrying out between three and four operations a week in Barcelona
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No Covid deaths reported in Catalonia for first time in two months
Number of new daily diagnoses also at second lowest since last summer
Dani Karavan, sculptor of Walter Benjamin memorial in Portbou, dies at 90
Sculpture ‘Passatges’ in northern Costa Brava honors not only him, but all humans going into exile in search of freedom
Catalan-Spanish talks must resume before summer holiday, says president Aragonès
Pro-independence parties hint at jailed leaders attending 'negotiating table' alongside government officials
PODCAST: Montserrat – the mystic mountain with a 700-year-old boys' choir
Episode 30 of Filling the Sink asks what makes Montserrat so special, for Catalans and visitors alike
Poll: ERC could surpass Socialists in new Catalan election to widen pro-independence majority
Survey conducted during government deal uncertainty sees far-left outperforming far-right and former largest party Cs disappear
First afro-feminist theater being built in Barcelona
Project Periferia Cimarronas aims to build a new creative space for the Afro-descendent community in Catalonia
Spain’s right-wing parties set for political and legal battle against pardoning jailed Catalan leaders
Pedro Sánchez’s government faces growing pressure from opposition over possible release of pro-independence politicians
Number of Covid patients in intensive care falls below 300 for first time in seven months
Transmission rate been gradually increasing each day for a week despite other positive pandemic indicators
25,000 to attend Cruïlla music festival in Barcelona subject to daily testing
The event returns to the city on July 8, 9 and 10 with mostly local acts performing
Human tower teams plan first show since pandemic in clinical Covid study
Two groups with 50 members each will form pillars in Valls to celebrate Sant Joan festival
Catalan president promises revised eviction protocol as housing activists occupy party HQ
Pere Aragonès faces pressure from grassroots movements on first day in office
Barcelona museum welcomes new guide, Pepper the robot
Machine can move around European Museum of Modern Art explaining artworks to visitors
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’
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