Covid-19 restrictions currently in place extended until January 24
Municipality-level lockdown, shops of over 400m2 and shopping malls closed among measures set to be in force one more week
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Government to extend Covid-19 restrictions one more week
Municipality-level lockdown, shops of over 400m2 and shopping malls closed among measures set to be in force until January 24
Vaccine rollout in Catalonia passes 1% of population as first Moderna doses arrive
Inoculation in care homes to finish this week and second round to begin on Monday
2020, the hottest year in Catalonia since 1950
One degree more than average recorded in a rainy year with mean temperatures of 6C in Pyrenees and 18C in Barcelona
Fresh push to establish Tokyo-Barcelona flight link
Catalan government approves Japan 2020-2023 Plan aimed at encouraging Japanese investment
Catalan activist returns from two-year exile in Belgium as charges dropped
Adrià Carrasco was originally accused of terrorism, rebellion, and sedition for blocking roads during pro-independence protests in 2018
Heavy snow causes 12-hour power cuts for towns in southern Catalonia
Falset, Arnes and other towns in Priorat and Terra Alta feel effects of Storm Filomena
Storm Filomena hits Catalonia bringing snow and travel disruption
Lorries halted and long-distance trains canceled as minister urges people to stay at home
Belgium officially denies Spain’s bid to extradite Catalan politician Lluís Puig
Prosecutors give up on further legal challenges after Brussels court upholds refusal of arrest warrant
Catalan government insists schools return on January 11 despite teachers protests
Main teachers’ union wants new semester to start remotely as coronavirus cases soar
First case of new Covid-19 strain reported in Catalonia
Health officials say more cases ‘likely’ as traveller flying from the UK tests positive
Covid-19 does not prevent arrival of the Three Kings bearing gifts
Local councils choose to not hold customary parades and go for static shows to avoid crowds, some spread over several days
2021: (Hopefully) a year of health, economic growth and political stability in Catalonia
Desire for successful vaccine rollout, social policies after impact of Covid-19 and strong government after February election
A pandemic, political instability, and climate change: a look back at a gloomy 2020
An overview of the year from a Catalan perspective
Three lost years? Catalan parties reflect on a turbulent political cycle
The independence push and Spain’s backlash remained ubiquitous — until the pandemic came