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Islam is one of the most practiced religions in the city, but there are limited options for worship in the Catalan capital

The nominees for the new executive include incarcerated officials Josep Rull and Jordi Turull as well as deposed ministers abroad Toni Comín and Lluís Puig

Lluís Puig, minister of culture deposed by the Spanish government, criticizes that “Spain is lecturing” Belgium and Germany over European arrest warrants and the judicial system

PSOE party head says Catalan president represents the “opposite” of constitutional values

It will be fourth hotel of Nobu chain in Europe, and “benchmark” on the European continent

Marcelino Fernández Verdes becomes head of motorway operator bought out this week by ACS and Atlantia

Increase of 6% is released just in time for Night of Museums event May 19

Islam is one of the most practiced religions in the city, but there are limited options for worship in the Catalan capital

Events held around the country call for “effective implementation” of Catalan anti-discrimination law

Ecologists in Action critical of European Commission decision and condemns “inaction” of Spanish authorities

Argentinian multinational Satellogic will create 100 jobs by 2020

Volunteers tallied the number at 956, with 2,099 sleeping in centers, in an action to raise public awareness about the issue

The 2018 edition of the city's documentary film festival includes 14 Catalan productions

Parliament speaker and pro-independence forces celebrate news while CatECP party condemn Spanish judiciary

Positive trends continue in other activities, with nearly one million passengers passing through facility in first four months of year