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Seven-year stint as principal conductor ends with work carrying message of dignity and "rejection" of violence

Executive says it has already implemented a third of planned measures although key issues like Catalan in schools, Olympics and exiles remain unresolved

Environmentalists paint message reading 'illegal car park' aiming to be seen from flights overhead 

Boat that can take in 1,000 refugees to remain in city for several days before departing to Mediterranean

Granada woman appeals for FCB players to wish her grandmother a happy 99th birthday

‘Tattoo. Art Under the Skin’ brings historical and contemporary works from across the globe together at the CaixaForum

Barcelona en Comú party members unanimously enabled it in internal vote

Traffic control measures will be put into place to mitigate impact on major roads

Former French PM Valls backed Colau to return as mayor, frustrating hopes of poll-topper pro-independence Maragall

Shops will be able to open all days from May 15 to September 15, as employees fear being forced to work on Sunday

2-year-old found dead in hotel was first fatality registered in Catalonia as a crime aiming to cause pain to mother

Trust in European institutions is low in Catalonia, in line with southern European countries, says report

Project aims to include 1,400 buildings producing 83 megawatts of electricity by 2030

Light show at Barcelona landmark ahead of Christie’s international auction

Free session will explain practical everyday issues of living in Catalan capital