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First patient was diagnosed on February 25, 2020 in Barcelona

One of the highest offices in Catalonia is disputed amongst pro-independence parties who won the February 14 election

After having to cancel entire 2020 line-up due to Covid-19, festival returns this year with new “Colosseum Nights” concerts planned

Judge dismisses prosecutor’s request to preemptively revoke prison privileges for six pro-independence politicians and activists

Top hospital doctor warns that introducing exceptions for Easter similar to Christmas could lead to "critical" situation

Forty years on, with the Franco dictatorship still fresh on the memory, a failed coup attempt served to strengthen the democratization process

A few dumpsters burnt down in Barcelona but intensity of march lower than first days of rallies

Alba Vergés says pandemic is at "fragile moment" but suggests restrictions at Easter could be loosened like Christmas

Large chain stores were looted and at least 15 people were arrested

Only extra-curricular activities and children's leisure activities are loosened, while curfew, restrictions for bars, restaurants and shops remain the same

The current Catalan Parliament, elected on February 14, has more women in it than ever before.

At least 29 people arrested across Catalonia as peaceful rallies descend into riots

Coronavirus infection rates continue to fall but numbers in hospital and ICU still concern authorities 

Catalan artist sentenced to two years and nine months in jail for "glorification of terrorism" and "insulting" the Spanish crown and police

Female-led activism is center of exhibition running from February 5 to 23