Podcast

After getting it approved in Congress, politicians push for Catalan to become an official EU language

Pro-hunting organization Artemisan Foundation and animal rights group AnimaNaturalis share their thoughts on the new legislation

A famous real-life case involving the murder of a Barcelona police officer gets the Netflix treatment

Excitement builds as first preliminary race takes place in Vilanova i la Geltrú

Exiled former president Carles Puidgemont sets amnesty as pre-condition for Pedro Sánchez's re-election as Spanish prime minister

With Antonio López-Gay from Barcelona's Centre for Demographic Studies and Dr Ximena Justo from Barcelona IVF 

First four stages of La Vuelta criss-cross Catalonia, which in recent years has become a hub for professional cyclists

Four young people on the challenges and rewards of starting your own business

In the 1960s, 100,000 people lived in slums on the beach, on Montjuïc, at the Carmel bunkers and elsewhere in the city

Shot dead a century ago, Catalan trade unionist Seguí was a key figure in Barcelona's revolutionary labor movement

Catalan bourgeoisie commissioned architects like Gaudí to build ever-grander homes 

History of gay and trans rights plus Albert Carrasco from the Observatory Against Homophobia on discrimination today

On July 23, Spanish citizens vote in a snap summer general election

Filling the Sink enters 'Unchartered' territory at PortAventura 

Saint John’s Eve, June 23, is a noisy, all-night affair of fire, food and fun