Neus Català: lifelong anti-fascist resistance fighter, Nazi concentration camp survivor
Extraordinary Català kept energy to fight for better world despite living through most of 20th century’s great tragedies
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Fundació Neus Català: Continuing the anti-fascist resistance
Raising awareness about late activist and combating growing far-right movements
'Catalonia wouldn't be the place it is without the Roma community,' says parliament speaker
Josep Rull highlights Roma culture and history coinciding with International Roma Day
Dealing with depression: ‘Why am I so unhappy?’
Trauma, cultural differences, seasonal changes, and job loss can trigger mental illness
Guide: How to file your 2024 Spanish tax returns
Taxpayers have from April 2 to June 30 to submit their annual declaration
From tourist to local: Are expats in Barcelona integrating successfully?
Lack of Catalan proficiency remains a major hurdle for highly qualified international migrants
Working on quantum computing: 'A new way of performing computation'
Barcelona hosts Spain's first quantum computer built with 100% European technology
Should public money be spent on buying private property?
Purchase of Casa Orsola apartment block sparks debate on public housing stock
The story behind Casa Orsola’s new owners
Hàbitat3 social entity to sign deal with city council to buy building from investment fund
The psychology of lying and pathological liars
Dr. Drew Curtis, expert specializing in compulsive lying, explains differences and motivations behind lies
The fake concentration camp victim who actually worked for the Nazis
Enric Marco, ex head of association for victims of Nazism, built life of lies from small truths
How Dragon Ball turned Catalonia into a manga powerhouse
The legendary anime broke the stigma surrounding Japanese culture and turned Barcelona into a European hub for manga
Dragon Ball: The Japanese anime that helped to normalize the Catalan language
The arrival of the series' Catalan dubbing in the '90s marked a generation and helped many learn the language
Poor Clares nuns leave Barcelona's Pedralbes Monastery after almost 700 years
Only three members of enclosed order remained, group will now move to site near Girona
Jimmy Carter on Catalonia: 'Unique culture and language will be admired for next 1,000 years'
39th president of the United States, who died on Sunday, received 2010 Catalonia International Prize for 'defending peace and human rights'
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