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Baldomar blaze in Artesa de Segre burns for fifth day after wind complicates efforts to extinguish

Organizers look ahead to celebrating 30 years after bouncing back following the pandemic

Traditional celebration in northern town of Berga has medieval roots and attracts thousands of people

Over 2,000 hectares burned by Baldomar blaze and 40 hectares by Olivella fire in Garraf massif

Main efforts now focused on Artesa de Segre blaze

Work resumes on "most important public works of the last 20 years" after more than a decade on hold

Mexican, Japanese, Catalan cuisine and more at Barcelona foodie festival  

Australian singer-songwriter sings of hot streets, vermouth, seaside and olive trees

David McVicar's production of Mozart's classic opera runs from June 20 to July 2 in Barcelona 

20 injured following accident involving regional service and cargo locomotive

Cost of new builds up 8.9% and existing homes up 7.5% in first quarter of 2022

Local community, struggling to keep basic services running, hopes remote working will 'halt' gloomy trend

Headliners took to the stage with no more queues despite complaints on first day

Mayor Ada Colau proposes setting limit of three vessels per day, as Catalan cabinet considering options

Almost 10,000 young people will benefit but Catalan government says measure is "insufficient"