Spain executed only 16% of allocated budget to Catalonia in first half of 2022
Madrid is "permanently mistreating" Catalans, says government
Business & economic news from Barcelona and Catalonia
Madrid is "permanently mistreating" Catalans, says government
€1,891 average price per square meter in Catalonia, third most expensive place in Spain
354,318 jobless people in Catalonia, down 6.3% year-on-year
Visitors spend twice as much as last year but less than before pandemic
Cabify and Bolt say lack of new vehicles on market prevents them from updating fleet on time
Consumer Price Index decreases for second month in a row
Rates around half a percentage point higher than first estimations
Catalonia accuses conservatives of "attacking" Catalans by lowering taxes to lure businesses
Second quarter figures almost as high as last pre-Covid equivalent
Chemical products, equipment goods, and food, beverages and tobacco account for most sales abroad
Company begins services November 25, while offer is available to purchase from September 18
Around 40 flights to and from El Prat canceled as of 4:30 pm
Organization claims Catalan executive gave €3.2 m subsidy despite climate emergency
Second-highest rate since 2002 due to cost of electricity, gas, fuel and food
"We want to continue to grow here," CEO of Irish airline says, hailing "strong summer" season
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