Politics
US Barcelona consul Katie Stana bids farewell to Catalan capital after 2.5 years
Diplomat leaves city for Mexico after landing in January 2022
consulate
22-Jun-23: '80% of Catalans live under 'tense housing market'
Life & Style, Culture, Discover Catalonia
Painter Sert's murals transferred to US Consulate in Barcelona from American embassy in Madrid
Building under refurbishment aims to recover original design featuring art pieces from construction time
Politics
10 days to sign Queen Elizabeth's book of condolence at British consulate
Society
English-language website offers support for victims of homophobic attacks in Catalonia
Society
Ukrainians protest outside Russian consulate in Barcelona
Society
How is Catalonia handling Brexit?
Politics
No-deal Brexit could cost Catalan economy €2bn over 5 years
Society
Pro-independence protest in front of Chinese consulate in solidarity with Hong Kong
Society
‘Medium’ credibility alert of terror attack in Barcelona
Politics
Puigdemont to the consular corps: “The referendum will take place with all the legal and democratic guarantees”
Politics
The French community in Catalonia takes a left turn
Last Sunday Socialist candidate François Hollande won the French presidential elections. After 17 years of conservative government the French voted for change including the French community of Catalonia, which had the possibility to express itself in 19 polling stations set up all around Catalonia. Between the first round of voting -two weeks ago- and the second round, the rate of electoral participation in Catalonia increased from 37,5% to 42%. The Franco-Catalan community came out strongly in favour of the Socialist candidate, with 52.79 % for Hollande as against the figure of 42.21% who voted for Sarkozy.