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Climate change concerns decrease despite citizens wanting more cycling lanes and fewer car lanes

City council open to meeting to discuss future of event

The project will increase sidewalks and take bird shops out of Barcelona’s most famous avenue

Restaurants expect just 60% of reservations this year compared to the 2019 Christmas season, but vaccines mean improvement on 2020

Club president Joan Laporta expresses support for all "possible victims"

Health minister says health pass system in restaurants and other establishments is "functioning normally"

Landlord says symbol breached rental contract by "modifying uniformity" and "aesthetic of building"

Budget at Catalan capital’s cultural center increases 9.5% to over €11 million

For the second year in a row, the city will not ring in the new year with a large public celebration

33,340 people live with HIV/AIDS in Catalonia, 56% report discrimination

Catalan News brings back its interview with late Oriol Bohigas in 2017, 25 years on from 1992 Olympics

Urban planner was main person in charge of city's transformation before 1992 Olympics, including opening up to the sea

Eight vulnerable people had been living in commercial premises

Tourism Office launches new campaign aimed at attracting visitors from Spain and across Europe

Sector confident of meeting demand despite concerns over supply chain issues prompting early spending