Life & Style
New York Times angers some Catalans with unconventional take on traditional 'pa amb tomàquet' dish
"All wrong": social media users criticize recipe that adds tomato slices and cherry tomatoes
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Politics
'Normal' Russia visits were to prepare conferences and interviews, Puigdemont aide claims
Politics
‘They want us to change our ideals,’ says jailed Catalan activist
Politics
Catalan interior minister to New York Times: 'drastic, tough and efficient decisions' needed
Buch stresses need for stricter measures to halt covid-19 pandemic in interview with US publication
Culture
NYT picks Catalan writer's stories among best fiction translated into English in 2019
Quim Monzó's 'El perquè de tot plegat' recognized by prestigious US newspaper, translated by Peter Bush as 'Why why why?'
Politics
Imprisonments show Spain's 'failure' as a state, jailed former minister tells NYT
Politics
FT follows NYT in spotlighting Catalonia
Latest developments over the October 1 independence referendum draw further attention from top international media
Politics
'New York Times' defends independence referendum in Catalonia
"The best outcome for Spain would be to permit the referendum, and for Catalan voters to reject independence" says newspaper NYT editorial
Politics
‘The New York Times’ editorial: Catalan secession claims are
Politics
Catalonia’s human chain for independence gains worldwide coverage in the international press
Politics
Catalan President in the New York Times: “In Europe conflicts are resolved democratically, and that is all we ask”
Life & Style
Samuel Aranda: “Being a photojournalist has taught me that not everything is what it seems”
CNA interviews Samuel Aranda, the Catalan photographer who eighteen months ago leapt to fame by winning the World Press Photo competition, the most important award in photojournalism thanks to a shot that would become the symbol of the Arab Spring: Fatima cradling her son Zayed, who was suffering from the effects of tear gas after participating in a demonstration in Yemen. However even after reaching such heady heights, Aranda hasn’t stopped working as his controversial photo essay for the New York Times about the extent of the Spanish economic crisis shows.
Life & Style
Catalan human towers scrape Manhattan’s sky
The Castellers de Vilafranca are touring in New York, where they have shown the Catalan human tower tradition. On Wednesday, the group offered three performances in the heart of Manhattan. It was the first time ever that Catalan human towers were built in the United States.