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Excitement builds as first preliminary race takes place in Vilanova i la Geltrú

Exiled former president Carles Puidgemont sets amnesty as pre-condition for Pedro Sánchez's re-election as Spanish prime minister

Saint John’s Eve, June 23, is a noisy, all-night affair of fire, food and fun  

Guide to festivals around Catalonia plus music and chat from up-and-coming artist Ven'nus

Club president Joan Laporta claims Barça is victim of smear campaign as courts and UEFA open investigations

Barcelona's award-winning Grangel Studio has helped bring films like Corpse Bride and Madagascar to life 

Photographer Ana Sánchez on her new exhibition of underground bunkers and 90-year-old Manel Bachs recounts his vivid memories of the war

Managing director Xavier Conill on the Pyrenean hospital's unique challenges

A fashion designer tries to keep her brand going plus work in one Costa Brava hotel provides a lifeline for three Ukrainian women

Filling the Sink travels to two coastal towns famous for their carnival shenanigans – Vilanova i la Geltrú and Sitges

Filmmaker behind The Impossible, A Monster Calls and Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom chats to Filling the Sink

Filling the Sink travels to Paris with SNCF and looks at how liberalizing network has affected travelers

Convicted of drug trafficking at 18 years old, Fátima has exhausted appeals but holds out hope for a diplomatic solution

Tenants band together to resist rent price hikes from new investment fund owners

Rapidly increasing animal population is leading to ever more conflict with humans