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
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Conscription for 1909 imperial war sparked major uprising in Catalan capital which has had a lasting legacy
Pioneering physiological program aims to help castellers cope with pressure, nerves and fear
Thousands gather in western Catalan city every year to eat snails
Catalan surrealist genius created most of his masterpieces from his idyllic Costa Brava home
Painter's museum in hometown Figueres is one of Spain's most visited
Hindu festival of Holi and the art of braiding among inspirations for designers' latest looks
Pregnancy complications came at the same time as tight health restrictions, resulting in extra complications for Alex and Anna
The now-historic memory site is poised for yet another transition, this time towards a green future
Companies present solutions to tomorrow’s problems today through biotechnology at Alimentaria trade show
From writers and activists to singers and athletes, celebrate International Women’s Day by getting to know 16 women who have changed Catalonia
The leisure facility, blocked for years, has become the key to approving the €43bn accounts
End of demonstrations nowhere in sight despite government efforts to meet demands
Through edit-a-thons and collaborative efforts, activists are addressing the imperfections of the online encyclopedia
Although Catalan is sometimes considered a minority language, Viquipèdia is the 19th largest Wikipedia site with 743,000 articles
The vinyl revival has taken over Barcelona, but there’s much more behind it than just records
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