Guardian Angels watch over Barcelona
Non-profit organization patrols streets and metro in Barcelona
Non-profit organization patrols streets and metro in Barcelona
See all details of closed roads and public transport options for September 11 here
“These are not new problems, they have been around for a longer period of time”, says criminology lecturer Steven Kemp
Theft on the public underground network accounts for a third of such crimes in the Catalan capital
The company carrying out the tests hope to present results by the end of the month
Limited metro service leaves stations and platforms heavily crowded
Employees demand better working conditions after asbestos was found on underground train system
Asbestos found in trains leads to workers calling for better conditions
The second day of the congress sees various technological wonders in robotic technology, with the metro strike continuing since Monday
Event director reveals fair was about to move out of Catalonia last year due to independence issue
The stoppage is to last for the four days of the Barcelona fair starting February 25
Cab owners to decide whether to end strike, continue it, or consider further protest next month
Territory minister warns that not raising ticket prices means government will have €25m less for improvements
Workers denounce "repeated violations" by heads of Barcelona transport operator (TMB)
The Barcelona Metro is on strike today, Monday, which means that service is reduced to a minimum between 7 and 9 am, 4 and 6 pm, and from 8:30 to 10:30 pm. The Barcelona Metro strike began this morning after the negotiation of the collective bargaining agreement between the unions and the Metro board. The first visible signs of the conflict were the crowds on the metro platforms and in the metro trains, which increased from 7 o’clock on. The strike had previously been announced and the passengers who had heard about it had advanced their travel schedule to prevent delays.