Spanish Socialists aim to reform 'out-of-date' state funding system
Acting minister says party will propose rethink if Pedro Sánchez becomes president after Catalan government criticizes "arbitrary" distribution of resources
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Catalonia's tourist industry looking forward to a good August
Hotel occupancy rates expected to reach around 90%, similar to last year but below highs reached in 2017
Catalonia received 66% of allocated public spending between 2015-2018
Figure falls below Spanish average, while Madrid received 114% of planned budget
Industrial employment in Catalonia grew for fifth year in a row in 2018
Annual report on Catalan industry reveals 2.6% rise in employment with proportion of temporary contracts slowing
Catalonia in the heart of Madrid: Blanquerna Cultural Center and Bookstore
Blanquerna promotes knowledge of Catalan culture and history in Spain's capital
Spotlight on Catalonia: what to expect of debate to name Spanish president
Deciding whether Pedro Sánchez stays in power or not may be down to pro-independence parties
Exporting the problem: Why Andorran women have abortions in Catalonia
Rather than face arrest, many women in need end up traveling abroad
Chinese multinational Jade Bird chooses Barcelona for new European hub
The company, which manufactures fire alarms, will create around 15 jobs in the city
Football industry generates over €2 billion annually in Catalonia, study finds
The sporting sector accounts for 1.21% of the country’s GDP, and employs 32,471 people
UK deputy speaker takes Spain's surveillance on British MPs 'very seriously'
Welsh politician raises issue of "covert surveillance" of political figures by Spanish authorities in House of Commons
Socialist mayor appointed president of Barcelona’s regional authority
Pro-independence parties at odds as JxCat backs Núria Marín and refuses deal with Esquerra party
Podemos grants Socialists ‘full loyalty’ over Catalonia in government talks
In his bid to become minister under Pedro Sánchez, Pablo Iglesias promises Catalonia won’t be a problem despite discrepancies
A guide to the (several) Catalan independence trials
Which courts are handling them, who the defendants are, and what they're charged with
Revealed: Spain spied on Catalan offices abroad
Confidential communications between the Catalan government and its delegations abroad intercepted, say TV3 and eldiario.es
Spanish police enter Catalan government HQ in independence referendum investigation
Court orders Guardia Civil to demand information from government building and several ministries