Spanish government decision on pardoning jailed leaders nears after report
Solicitor general avoids taking a side, non-binding Supreme Court review remains last step before final cabinet decision
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Parties disagree on Puigdemont's role as Aragonès' presidential bid fails again
Esquerra's hopeful candidate rejects a "watchdog", as Junts insist this is not their intention and Socialists think possible future cabinet leader could become a puppet
Second vote on Pere Aragonès' presidential bid, also primed to fail, now underway: live updates
May 26 deadline to elect a president or face snap election approaches
Covid transmission rate could 'skyrocket' after increase in journeys over Easter
Over 400,000 vehicles left Barcelona area on Friday and Saturday but travel only allowed within bubbles
Low turnout in Spain’s unemployment office SEPE strike
Organising union claim 20% participation for action demanding reinforced workforce and modernisation of computer systems whilst Ministry of Labour say it was only 2.8%
Activist Cuixart is the only jailed human rights defender in the EU to be mentioned in Council of Europe report
Catalan pro-independence leader's "detention conditions have worsened because of Covid-19" with 23-hour-a-day isolation, says paper
Aragonès faces calls to put presidential bid on hold until government deal is reached
Politician under fire from pro-independence allies and unionist rivals alike during Friday’s parliamentary debate
Caixabank completes fusion with Bankia to become largest financial institution in Spain
New bank will have nearly 20 million clients, €623.8 billion in assets and market capitalization of over €20.5 billion
Debate on Aragonès' presidential bid, doomed to fail, now underway - live updates
Pro-independence Junts' abstention disrupts formation of new government but talks continue
PODCAST: The crown in crisis – corruption scandals rock the Spanish monarchy
Support for royal family in Catalonia almost non-existent, but how did it get to this point?
Pere Aragonès appeals to ‘left-wing majority for a Catalan republic’ in push to become president
Referendum talks with Spain, climate action and feminism ministries, Covid-19 emergency plan - key proposals in doomed bid for office
Catalan archeologists work on ‘accidental’ discovery of Ptolemy temple in Egypt
In Barcelona’s Egyptian museum there is a replica of one of the ancient wall pieces found at the site which depicts the goddess Hathor
‘Not So Dark’ ghost kitchen arrives in Barcelona, reigniting debate over the business model
Delivery-only restaurants are disrupting the market during the pandemic, but some neighbours are wary of co-existence problems
Covid-19 restrictions extended without changes until April 9
Measures in force over Easter include permission to travel across Catalonia with same bubble, 10 pm curfew and bars not offering on-site dinners
Aragonès confirmed as presidential candidate for Friday’s parliamentary vote
Whether there is enough support to turn Esquerra's frontrunner into government head is not guaranteed