Barcelona will let café and restaurant terraces take up more space
Council also lowers tax on outdoor seating by 75%
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First 12-tonne batch of medical supplies arrives in Barcelona from China
Mayor calls delivery "good news" at a difficult time for city and said equipment will be distributed immediately to employees providing essential services
Impact and measures as coronavirus spreads throughout Catalonia
Spike in cases totaling 101, with three deaths, as three Barcelona councilors and over a hundred health workers are confined and a nursery school is closed temporarily
Barcelona's mediation service has resolved 238 tourist apartment conflicts in 2019
City council says results are "very satisfactory" while saving on official inspections and police involvement
Barcelona council and street vendors agree to discuss ‘employment and social emergencies’
The city council met with ‘top manta’ representatives on Wednesday
Barcelona launches campaign against illegal street selling
Aimed above all at tourists, 'Buy legal' is a new council initiative in the same week it began cracking down on 'top manta' vendors
Ada Colau renews her post as Barcelona’s mayor
BComú leader elected by city councilors with support from Socialists and Manuel Valls
Next Barcelona mayor up in the air as inauguration draws near
With June 15 deadline approaching, capital's parties look for formulas for securing majority, with acting mayor Ada Colau's BComú group to consult members
Acting Barcelona mayor, closer to staying in power despite coming second in election
Ada Colau expected to bid for mayoral post while talks are underway with Socialists to seal a coalition government
Who will be the next mayor of Barcelona?
Winning pro-independence candidate Maragall seeks coalition with acting mayor Ada Colau's party but she might want to stay in power
Ernest Maragall foresees leading a minority government in Barcelona
ERC’s candidate wins Barcelona’s local elections by a handful of votes, earning the same number of councilors as Ada Colau’s Barcelona en Comú
Ernest Maragall forsees leading a minority government in Barcelona
ERC’s candidate wins Barcelona’s local elections by a handful of votes, earning the same number of councilors as Ada Colau’s Barcelona en Comú
Jailed former minister to run for Barcelona mayor
Joaquim Forn will head pro-independence ticket in May local election
Unionist parties accuse pro-independence camp of 'taking over' Catalonia's National Day
Socialists say September 11 addresses "only half of Catalans," while Cs will organize alternative event
European Medicine Agency employees prefer relocation to Barcelona
Barcelona is one of the cities which has presented a proposal to host the European Medicines Agency, which will have to relocate from London due to Brexit. Moreover, it is the preferred option of its nearly 900 employees, who say they will be happy to relocate here. “This makes our candidature the only one which could guarantee that the essence of the EMA will remain the same, since its employees and therefore the talent will maintain,” explained Catalan Minister for Health, Toni Comín. He was one of the main speakers this Tuesday in London at the presentation of Barcelona’s candidacy to host the EMA. He was accompanied by Spanish Minister for Health, Dolors Montserrat and Barcelona’s deputy mayor, Jaume Collboni, who emphasized that the three levels of administration are “working together” to bring the EMA to the Catalan capital.