People's Party asks French Assembly to reject Puigdemont event in Perpignan
Conservatives' second-in-command says former president was "bizarrely provocative" saying he was in Catalonia
Conservatives' second-in-command says former president was "bizarrely provocative" saying he was in Catalonia
"The two Catalonias have reencountered," says current head of government in French Catalonia
Tsunami Democràtic calls a demonstration outside the high-speed train station in Girona and tells people to return to AP-7 and N-II highways
Those detained by French police face charges for disrupting circulation on the AP-7 highway
The group have called for a “massive” three-day mobilization of protest
A 62-year-old French man passed away from a heart attack on the same day Democratic Tsunami attempted to shut down all activity at Barcelona airport
National Assembly speaker contradicts them and expresses “respect and trust” for Spain’s constitutional framework
Conxita Grangé died in Toulouse, aged 94
Former French prime minister says it is not his but Barcelona’s future on the line
Italian organizations to put on ‘Italia Reppublica Creativa’ while Institut Français and Goethe-Institut will hold French and German Language Days
Benoît Hamon says democracy in Spain is not in "good health"
Representative denounce "repression" by Spain and call for "respect for fundamental rights"
Former French prime minister hoping to become mayor of the Catalan capital to run under the slogan 'Barcelona, European capital'
Ceremony in monument, debates, films and concert jointly hosted by institutions from both countries to mark centenary since end of World War I
Catalonia will keep the terrorist threat level at 4 out of 5 but extra security measures will be put in place. Thus, ‘Mossos d’Esquadra’ will dedicate 30% of their resources to fighting terrorist threats, as they are currently doing, and increase this to 40% in Barcelona. The Catalan Police will also reinforce the anti-terrorist surveillance, especially in the most touristic places. The Spanish Police have already put in place extra security measures on the French border, at La Junquera, to control the traffic and will be stopping vehicles in random checks, asking for documentation and searching for suspicious materials in the boot. These measures are in response to the terrorist attack which killed 84 people in the French city of Nice this past Thursday night.