Spanish government delays vote on reducing working week to continue talks with Junts
Pro-independence party seeks to protect Catalan small and medium-sized businesses
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Politics news from Catalonia and Barcelona
Catalan National Day independence rallies to be held in Barcelona, Girona, and Tortosa
Organizers decentralize September 11 protests under slogan: 'Independence: More reasons than ever'
Brussels and Madrid clash over Catalan amnesty law at EU court hearing
European Court of Justice examines questions over legal certainty, equal treatment, and use of public funds
European Court of Justice to examine doubts on independence push amnesty law
Magistrates to analyze if law affects EU's financial interests and whether law can be applied to terrorism
Catalonia to collect personal income tax starting January 2026 in new financial model
Proposal allows Catalan government to progressively collect all taxes and can be applied by other autonomous communities
Spanish PM apologizes and unveils anti-corruption plan to rebuild trust
Pedro Sánchez admits he considered stepping down, but ultimately decided that "throwing in the towel was not an option"
Spain declares Primavera Sound and Gaudí centenary 'events of exceptional public interest'
Tàpies Year, the anniversary of the birth of Pau Casals, and the Miró Foundation’s 50th anniversary also recognized by Spanish government
Residents in Girona hand over 6,800 signatures urging improvement in waste collection
City council acknowledges issues in service after implementing waste sorting
Spain sanctions sixth low-cost airline for 'abusive practices'
Consumer Affairs ministry keeps company in anonymity, as opposed to last November when names were made public
Pretrial detention without bail for top Socialist figure
Judge charges Santos Cerdán with membership in a criminal organization, bribery, and influence peddling
'Wonderful news,' or 'illegal transaction' after Constitutional Court backs amnesty law
Spanish PM praises "coexistence," opposition leader calls law an "illegal transaction," while Catalan president urges Supreme Court to implement amnesty fully
Spain's Constitutional Court approves amnesty law with three minor exceptions
Judges declare law constitutional by six votes to four
Trump threatens Spain will pay 'twice as much' after refusal to increase military spending
US president says Spain will 'pay it back on trade' at NATO summit
Aragon to 'immediately request' forced execution of ruling on Sixena murals
MNAC has until Thursday to hand over the murals, but the museum claims it is 'technically unable' to do so
King Felipe VI visits Montserrat Abbey amid pro-independence protests
The monastery is a strong symbol of Catalan identity and the site where the region’s patron saint, the Moreneta, is venerated
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