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Motion comes weeks after contradictory reports on Spanish intelligence’s ties to mastermind

Corporate Europe Observatory's Kenneth Haar calls on cities to challenge higher authorities for powers to manage affordable housing problems

New low emissions zone coming to Barcelona in 2020, says Catalan official

Aimed above all at tourists, 'Buy legal' is a new council initiative in the same week it began cracking down on 'top manta' vendors 

Newspaper says terrorists were not tracked before incidents, but digital publication insists secret reports it used were independent of police investigation

Some hundred officers from three forces again patrolled key areas of the city to discourage illegal street selling

After two days of stoppages, unions have given Spain's flag carrier airline until Friday to come up with proposal

Hundred officers from three forces will work together on "permanent" effort to disrupt illegal street selling in key areas of city center

Government and local administrations to raise pace of implementing air quality improvement measures after EU takes Spain to court

The Catalan president rejects €8,500 fines from a “censoring and repressive” organization

Latest report by Resonance Consultancy praises Catalan capital as "almost ideal European city"

‘La Vanguardia’ newspaper contradicts recent ‘Publico’ report and claims Catalan police reconstructed events after attacks

Company estimates that 15% of staff went on strike on second day of protests

Roldán believes her party can provide a “non-nationalist government for all Catalans”

Airport resumes activity with delays and restrictions