PM Sánchez says Spanish railway system is 'one of the best in the world'
Pro-independence parties call for Catalan control of commuter trains
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Pro-independence parties call for Catalan control of commuter trains
Most lines will continue to operate at reduced capacity with bus replacements, while only one line is currently fully operational
Officials pledge "no one will be left out" of process estimated to benefit 120,000 to 150,000 migrants in Catalonia
Rail infrastructure manager Adif identifies 648 inspection points on Catalonia's Rodalies network
Judges question impartiality of rapporteur in case involving former Catalan president
Remarks come after PM proposed banning social media for under-16s
Mayor Collboni also expressed the city's interest in having Camp Nou host the 2030 World Cup final
New rules will require age verification and hold digital platforms legally accountable
Jaume Collboni announced that Gaza and other Palestinian cities would symbolically become the city's new district
Opposition parties call for sackings amid Rodalies crisis
Constitutional Court rejects appeal against Supreme Court’s refusal to grant amnesty
Pedro Sánchez's government delivers on two promises made in the investiture pact with Junts
73 positions will be for courts of first instance, 17 for provincial courts of appeal, and one for the Catalan High Court
Transport minister Óscar Puente confirms highways authority responsible for wall that collapsed in fatal train incident
Spanish PM rules out participating in Trump's "Board of Peace"
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