Poblenou Cemetery: the city of the dead that inspired others around Catalonia
A look into the 18th century open-air museum in Barcelona
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Ràdio Pati: Live concerts at home during cancer treatment
Anna, diagnosed with metastatic breast cancer at 28, hosted concerts on her patio during the three weeks of radiotherapy
080 Reborn: making second-hand clothes take fashion’s center stage
Collection visits history through four countercultures
How clandestine trade unions operated under Francoism
Pedro López represented his fellow SEAT workers but explicitly political meetings kept secret
Spain among European countries with lowest VAT on books, as Slovakia u-turns on raising tax
Super-reduced tax of 4% has been in place since 1995
The deadly 1971 strike at one of Franco’s biggest corporate institutions
Violent repressive response from state shows rights must always be defended, activists say
Barcelona is 'a paradise,' but newcomers affected by housing and safety issues
A master's degree, inspiration from a novel, work, or family are among the reasons why people moved into the city
A very different version of Barcelona shines through in 'El 47'
New film directed by Marcel Barrena tells the story of how the Torre Baró neighborhood came into being
Summer 2024 catch-up: What happened in Catalonia and Barcelona
A new president, Puigdemont's return, and record high temperatures during this busy season
Why Barcelona is one of the world's most revolutionary cities
Two centuries of activism have shaped the Catalan capital's modern protest culture
Setmana Tràgica: The week Barcelona burned with revolution and became the 'Rose of Fire'
Conscription for 1909 imperial war sparked major uprising in Catalan capital which has had a lasting legacy
Catalonia's human towers tackle mental health as tradition professionalizes
Pioneering physiological program aims to help castellers cope with pressure, nerves and fear
Lleida's Aplec del Caragol: the world's largest snail-eating festival
Thousands gather in western Catalan city every year to eat snails
Inside Salvador Dalí's enigmatic home in Portlligat
Catalan surrealist genius created most of his masterpieces from his idyllic Costa Brava home
Salvador Dalí: Catalonia's surrealist genius still inspires 120 years on
Painter's museum in hometown Figueres is one of Spain's most visited
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