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Barcelona taxis to go on strike during ISE trade show
Cabs protest ride-hailing apps while chauffeurs demonstrate against new legislation
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PODCAST: Taxis vs Uber – Barcelona, hotspot of the conflict in Europe
Uber is back in the Catalan capital as are the protests against it, with legal battles resonating across EU
Ride-hailing services will still have to be booked at least 15 minutes in advance
Government and Socialists reach agreement to regulate platforms such as Uber and Cabify
Why is it so hard to use ride-hailing apps in Barcelona?
Lack of EU-wide regulations leaves decisions up to member states, says University of Liège professor
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With Uber and Cabify back in Barcelona, are taxis headed for a new standoff?
Cab drivers forced ride hailing apps out of the city in 2019 — this time, keeping the upper hand could be harder
Taxi protest calls for public ride-hailing app as slow drive disrupts traffic in Barcelona
Hundreds of cabs march through city center to reject Uber and Cabify operations
'They do not pay unless you enter their home': female food delivery drivers denounce sexual abuse
Some clients welcome workers naked and threaten to rate them badly if they are not satisfied
Taxis take part in ‘slow drive’ to protest Uber’s ‘illegal' return to Barcelona
Hundreds take part in protest while 10,000 people have opened Uber app in just two days
Uber returns to Barcelona with 350 taxis after 2-year absence
US firm quit Catalan capital after government passed legislation to regulate sector
High court admits complaints by taxi drivers against Uber and Cabify
Judge asks public prosecutor to investigate possible criminal offenses by ridesharing platforms
Court blocks Barcelona 60-minute wait law on Uber and Cabify
Regulation initially set after numerous protests from city’s taxi drivers
Union weighs in on Glovo row following death of unregistered rider
Pressure grows on app-based delivery startup after UGT officially demands investigation into firm's employment practices
Uber and Cabify suspend services over new sector regulation
Ridesharing firms describe rules as "incompatible" with users' needs, while Grup Vector to lay off a thousand employees