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Scintillating first-half display from the blaugranas secures a comfortable 2-0 win with goals from Alcácer and Messi at the Camp Nou

A fashion label employing undocumented immigrants kicks off a crowdfunding to help boost the project

45,000 demonstrators support a "republican government" and hold a minute's silence for incarcerated Catalan leaders

Third edition of the video game and e-sports fair moves to late November and a new home on Gran Via

Application of Article 155 causing “slowdown of economy’s agility”

Albert Peters says criticism of parliament speaker reflects concern among foreign investors over lack of stability 

Party might support former activist’s presidential bid if pro-independence allies agree proposal to “bring about the Republic”   

50a50 presented on Tuesday an all-female list of candidates for president of Barcelona Chamber of Commerce

Council aims for more equality in culture activities

"The violation of some people's rights is the violation of everybody's rights," says jailed Catalan leader in The Times

In an interview with Catalan News, Xavier Artigas explains motives behind removal of slave trader Antonio López statue removal

The pro-independence parties still have to convince CUP to not abstain in vote for jailed leader

Choreographed by Thomas Hauert, ‘Inaudible’ relies on the dancers to “invent” on stage

Another Lionel Messi special is enough for Barça to see off determined opponents who fought for the win right to the very end

Antonio López i López made much of his fortune through slave trafficking in Cuba