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Catalan chef Carme Ruscalleda's Sant Pau restaurant in Tokyo closes after almost 20 years
First female to win seven Michelin starts "is not retiring"
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125 Catalan athletes competing in Tokyo Olympics and Paralympics
Mireia Belmonte, Gasol brothers, Saúl Craviotto and waterpolo teams among medal hopefuls
125 Catalan athletes heading to Tokyo 2020 Olympics and Paralympics
Mireia Belmonte, Gasol brothers, Saúl Craviotto and waterpolo teams among medal hopefuls
Fresh push to establish Tokyo-Barcelona flight link
Catalan government approves Japan 2020-2023 Plan aimed at encouraging Japanese investment
Government offices in Sydney, Tokyo and Dakar approved
Catalonia set to have 18 offices in all of the world's inhabited continents
Home workouts and staying motivated: challenges of lockdown for top level athletes
Olympic and Paralympic hopefuls confined at home look for space to train
Catalan athletes need ‘equal conditions’ to train for suspended Olympic Games
Sports secretary agrees with one-year postponement of Tokyo 2020 as there’s no guarantee it will be safe by autumn
Barcelona-Tokyo flight a priority, say Catalan and Japanese officials
Foreign minister and consul express their wish for a direct link between the two capitals, and stress close business and cultural ties
Minister visits one of three Japanese universities with Catalan as subject
Government wants to “promote and expand” studies in Tokyo, Hosei and Aichi
OBC cellist: 'Japan and the audiences have changed a lot since 1992'
Musicians from Catalan National Orchestra give their impressions as their five-week Japanese tour picks up steam
Culture minister lands in Japan as part of summer charm offensive
Mariàngela Vilallonga attends Catalan production of Turandot in Tokyo in campaign to promote Catalonia's culture, sport, business and tourism
Turandot with a Catalan flavor in Tokyo
Friday sees the world premiere of La Fura dels Baus director Àlex Ollé's version of Puccini's opera with the Barcelona Symphony and Catalonia National Orchestra
Catalans start voting in festive atmosphere, without police blocking access or identifying volunteers
The citizen participation process on independence has kicked off at 9am on November 9 despite the temporary suspension of the Constitutional Court. Finally, the 1,317 voting centres hosting 6,695 polling stations have opened their doors without major incidents, as has been confirmed by the Catalan Government. Long queues of voters were waiting to cast their ballot in a festive atmosphere from early morning. The vote is being run by 40,930 volunteers, but the Catalan Executive is actively behind the process. During the day it will offer turnout figures and it should announce the results on Monday. The ballot boxes are located in high-schools run by the Catalan Government or in municipal centres in small towns and villages. A delegation of international observers is monitoring the process. Several Spanish nationalist parties and organisations have filed judicial complaints asking for the vote to be stopped and members of the Catalan Government to be arrested. In addition, the Public Prosecutor Office – obeying the Spanish Government –asked the Catalan Police to identify the volunteers opening the voting centres, but the Catalan Government refused to do so as they had authorised volunteers to access public venues.