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Dozens of agricultural vehicles traveled from western Catalonia to Ebre river authority in Zaragoza

Rocaviva open-air museum boasts hundreds of stone sculptures and plans to link them with other artistic disciplines

Rather than face arrest, many women in need end up traveling abroad

Catalonia’s international performing arts festival will take place from September 5 to 8

With its epicenter in western Alt Urgell area, tremors were noted as far away as Barcelona

Alt Urgell county contributes to the over 300 hectares of high-altitude viticulture in Catalonia – which is expected to become more widespread due to climate change

A cheesemaker in the Pyrenees has elaborated a product especially to melt in raclette dish

Ten workers employed in Alt Urgell region to clean up paths to be included in walking route network

The Tàrrega Theatre Fair, in the county of Urgell, in Western Catalonia, lowered the curtain on this year’s festival this Sunday. Between the 8^th and the 11^thof September, the town welcomed a programme with 60 performances from 57 national and international companies and 263 sessions in 26 different exhibition spaces. More than 887 professionals, 547 of whom were Catalan, with 180 hailing from Spain and 190 from abroad, took part in this traditional event that every year fills with colour the streets of this city near Lleida. This 36^th edition closed with a positive balance: 14,450 tickets sold, in comparison to the 13,000 visitors of last year, and an occupancy rate above 87% at the theatre shows. A total of 3,315 people stayed at the camping area of the event. The artistic director of FiraTàrrega, Jordi Duran, is satisfied with the results: “It was a show rich in content and we enjoyed the good weather”, he stated.