Barcelona is 'a paradise,' but newcomers affected by housing and safety issues
A master's degree, inspiration from a novel, work, or family are among the reasons why people moved into the city
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PODCAST: The big move to Barcelona - Expectations versus reality
Filling the Sink talks to listeners during Barcelona International Community Day
Thousands protest for shorter workday on International Workers' Day
Unions demand better pay while denouncing housing crisis and global conflicts
Charities warn women face more job insecurity and financial vulnerability
Red Cross and Caritas work to overcome barriers of "non-inclusive" labor market
60% of available tickets sold for International Circus Festival
12th edition of ‘global phenomenon’ to be held in Girona between February 22 and 27
Amnesty International calls for changes to Spanish intelligence law after Pegasus spyware cases
Human rights group urges thorough investigation into spying on Catalan pro-independence politicians
Over 16,000 tickets sold for 12th edition of Girona's International Circus Festival
Artists from 16 countries to display their juggling, trapeze and acrobatic skills in northern city
Thousands march for women's rights in Barcelona: 'End gender violence'
Demonstrators demand public policies to protect victims of gender-based violence
PODCAST: From neither here nor there - what's it like to integrate in Catalonia?
Migrants’ experiences depend on various factors, including their socioeconomic backgrounds
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Is it hard to integrate into society in Barcelona as an expat?
Visitors at the Barcelona International Community Day tell Catalan News of their experiences
‘When evil lurks,’ best film in Sitges international festival
Baloji wins best director award for ‘Omen’ in event where J.A. Bayona was recognized
Catalan NGO director killing in Ukraine to be investigated by International Criminal Court
The Hague prosecutor will personally lead inquiry, according to Spanish foreign minister