70% of care home residents with Covid-19 are asymptomatic
Study by Barcelona's Vall d'Hebron Hospital also finds 56% of care home staff with coronavirus show no symptoms
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Catalonia sees highest new cases and deaths figures in three weeks
As the country gets used to life out of lockdown, new coronavirus clusters have appeared in parts of the country
50 Catalan police officers under investigation over handling of last October's riots
Mossos d’Esquadra head defends police officers as "mostly passive and defensive"
The ruling that shook Catalan politics, revisited
Ten years ago, the independence movement was galvanized by Spain’s Constitutional Court amendment to the Catalan Statute of Autonomy
‘Save my eyes’ fundraiser for 24-year old Catalan in Seattle hospital raises €220,000 in three days
Marta Bustos burnt her face with lye while making homemade soap
Barcelona airport welcomes back visitors, but still not back to normal
Over 80 flights scheduled to pass through El Prat airport on Sunday, with Covid-19 controls still in place for international passengers
Spanish borders reopen as state of alarm ends
After 98 days, free movement with EU countries restored
Elisenda Paluzie reelected as head of the Catalan National Assembly
Current ANC president gets 85% of the votes in a sweeping victory
Catalan foreign minister warns president against setting snap election date ‘unilaterally’
Bernat Solé is hopeful that the two ruling parties will overcome discrepancies and agree on a date for the vote
Southern Catalonia's devastating wildfire, a year on
Drone's view shows visible damage although vegetation beginning to grow back
Carlos Ruiz Zafón, best-selling author of Barcelona historical fiction novels, dies at 55
The Shadow of the Wind sold millions of copies and established him as Catalonia’s most popular novelist worldwide
Children’s parks reopen and movement restrictions lifted as Catalonia exits state of alarm
Catalan government regains control of whole territory after 3-month lockdown imposed by Spain
Reconsidering Columbus: colonialism’s thorny heritage in Barcelona
From the conquistador’s statue to the fortune that made Gaudí’s work possible, the city may be inseparable from its looted legacy
Catalonia to exit state of alarm on Thursday at midnight
2.5-square meter interpersonal safety area set, but no capacity percentages in establishments
Trial on police leadership during 2017 referendum ends: was there collusion or proportionality?
Court will have to decide between convicting Trapero and others on sedition charges with up to 10-year sentences, finding them guilty with no time behind bars or an acquittal