7 million roses expected to be sold on Sant Jordi's Day
Flower vendors gear up for April 23, when Catalonia celebrates its patron saint in its own unique way
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Nobel laureate shows support for 'political prisoners' during Parliament visit
Activist Jody Williams says the "human rights" of Catalan independence leaders on trial must be defended
Japan showcases Catalan modernist and avant-garde art
Nagasaki is the first of five Japanese cities to host 'Barcelona. The city of artistic miracles,' an exhibition organized by the MNAC national gallery
‘A jail without bars’ – one year on, activist remains confined to Catalan town
Tamara Carrasco can’t leave Viladecans despite dismissal of initial charges of terrorism and rebellion from pro-independence protests
Trackers placed in Puigdemont's cars during meetings in Brussels hotel
"Sophisticated" devices were prepared by experts in town close to former president's Waterloo residence, say investigation sources
Arrest of man who helped wife to die reignites assisted suicide debate
Catalan health minister calls for change in legislation to allow terminally ill people the right to a dignified death
Miralda’s renowned ‘Lamb of the Apocalypse’ returns to the MNAC
The award-winning art piece will be on display in the Barcelona gallery for the first time in 25 years
Beethoven, Bach, Widmann, and Lang Lang – highlights of Palau de la Música's new season
Concert hall unveils packed 2019-20 program, featuring top composers, conductors and performers from home and abroad
An election debate in prison? It's up to the Supreme Court
Pro-independence candidate demands taking part in Spanish general election campaign despite pre-trial imprisonment
Parliament urges president Torra to face a confidence vote or call a snap election
Motion prospers as pro-independence CUP refrains from backing the government
Referendum voters ‘had a violent attitude,’ tesity Spanish police officers
Day 27 of the Catalan trial sees more Spanish Guardia Civil officers giving their accounts of the day of the vote
Catalan ex-deputy police chief dismisses follow-up of Spanish officers as ‘totally false’
Juan Carlos Molinero tells Supreme Court that Spanish police head "never objected" to Mossos d'Esquadra plans for October 1 referendum
Rights of MPs 'infringed' in plenary session on referendum, high court rules
Constitutional Court decides in favor of allegation by unionist Cs party that pro-independence parties "twisted" parliamentary rules
High court to investigate President Torra over yellow ribbon row
Disobedience charges could see head of Catalan government suspended from office
Unemployment drops by 902 in March
The slight fall means the jobless total in Catalonia currently stands at 395,740