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More than 66,000 families will receive the certificate absolving those who were prosecuted for political motives during the dictatorship

A survey by International Talent Monitor is published as the city bids to host the European Medicines Agency

Decisive day for Catalonia and Spain over the vote on independence underway

Security workers call new strikes and unions say they will take to court the Spanish government’s forced arbitration

Catalan police chief complains that all data enters through ‘a little window controlled by the Spanish police’

Holidaymakers and travelers should brace for new long queues, as actions are planned for every Friday starting September 8

Saturday’s march against the terror attacks is the latest demonstration in a long tradition of public dissent taken on to the city’s streets

Catalan politicians are “worried about Hamza Yalçin’s possible extradition to Turkey”