covid

As Spanish government faces criticism over centralized purchasing of supplies, Madrid says pandemic's peak could be close 

Over 400,000 people in Catalonia affected by collective dismissals during coronavirus crisis so far, more than February's jobless total

Locally caught fish now harder to find, with lack of activity in ports and changes in consumer habits to blame

Fundraising initiatives, volunteering, and daily rounds of applause show people’s best sides in these trying times

Girona's 'Temps de flors' floral displays postponed, as are Berga's 'La Patum' festivities

Association of Concert Venues of Catalonia reports 340 cancelled gigs already with more to come

Catalan multinational will collect plasma from recovering covid-19 patients with aim of producing hyperimmune antibodies

Catalan government had decreed total confinement in area with higher death rate than Lombardy

Catalan pro-independence parties refuse to back motion as they want Spain to accept total confinement for Catalonia

With football matches postponed, players and clubs begin offering their help in efforts to halt the spread of covid-19

Catalonia’s work minister and Spain’s vice president latest political figures to contract coronavirus

Towns of Igualada, Vilanova del Camí, Santa Margarida de Montbui and Òdena, in quarantine since March 13, have seen 63.1 deaths per 100,000 inhabitants

Study suggests number of cases will peak in late April, as health department considers "multiple scenarios"

The Fira de Barcelona with initially accommodate 225 people, with space to expand to 1,000

Catalan Cinema Guild warns the industry may only see a gradual recovery in June