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Catalan government initiates proceedings against fashion chain after receiving complaint

Red Cross has 400 beds available and says one in five refugees requires accommodation

Ukrainians urged 'Stop the War' and for NATO to declare the country a no-fly zone in new protest

Catalonia’s main culture establishments take different approaches to reject conflict in Eastern Europe

Hundreds in central Barcelona voice opposition to Russian invasion for sixth evening in a row

Medicines, long-lasting food and warm clothes are the priority of initiative headquartered on Catalan capital's La Rambla

Three-day test held behind closed doors features all 10 teams and 20 drivers

Demonstrators joined by some Russian nationals showing their solidarity call Putin a "terrorist" and a "killer"

Hotels, taxis, and restaurants believe  this year’s MWC edition will be smaller than previous years

Praised for business opportunities and as an antidote to depopulation, these remote workers can also lead to gentrification

Hundreds rally to demand release of Pablo Hasel, imprisoned for his tweets and lyrics 

Neighbors argue government recognizes a service quality loss but do not act on it

Barcelona event to return to its pre-pandemic format in July

Festival of books and roses falls on a Saturday, adding to high expectations after two years of pandemic 

Less than half of 2019 attendees anticipated but 95% of speeches to be done in person