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Judges turn down appeal to reconsider suspension of a ruling enabling pro-independence parties to pass laws on a single reading

The Catalan journalist Andreu Caralt presents the book “3,669 biberons” (3,669 baby bottles), that explains the story of the “Survivors of the Baby Bottle Regiment of ’41”, the youngest recruits in Catalonia during the Spanish Civil War

According to the airport management company AENA, services continued with normality on the third day of the indefinite strike by security personnel at the Barcelona airport

What can we expect as we approach the October 1 referendum on independence?

The Spanish government sent Guardia Civil agents to cover security checkpoints amid harsh criticism

The Catalan capital’s city council sends letters showing “deep concern” about the situation of the press in Erdogan’s regime

Catalan government offers a proposal to solve the labor conflict including a €200 pay raise

Spanish president says the bill is “absolutely illegal” and dismisses it as a blow to democracy

Catalan and Spanish governments clash over the chaos at the infrastructure owned and managed by Madrid

According to the decision, a lower level of services could severely affect the right to freedom of movement

Rajoy will set up an extraordinary meeting if the Catalan Parliament Bureau admits the referendum law

Government spokesman calls court’s stance ‘political and legal indecency’ and vows defense of amendment’s constitutionality

Spanish Government appeal in court suspends the reform to fast-track the referendum on self-determination in Catalonia

Sector representatives ask Parliament to approve a new digital levy after Spain’s Constitutional Court overturned Catalan audiovisual tax earlier this month

Head of promotion and exterior communications director the latest government representatives to be questioned by Spanish police in relation to October 1 referendum