Society

The streets of the Catalan capital have undergone a huge transformation in recent years, but who do these changes serve?

Police disperse crowd in El Born

Fatality raises further questions on regulation and safety protocols of personal mobility vehicles

Party-goers mostly unaware of loosened restrictions as measures mostly, but not entirely, complied

1,005 officers, 467 at night, on duty to avoid large crowds gathering and drinking on the streets 

Around 49,000 workers in Catalonia are affected by furloughs introduced at the beginning of the pandemic

UAB research based on air quality models and links 40% of nitrogen dioxide levels to commuting

Said ben Iazza has served half of his sentence, but will only spend the remaining 4 years if punishment confirmed after appeal

Barcelona mayor says 3am closing time for outdoor spaces will lead to mass on-street drinking  

Memoirs of the last surviving 'Mother of Elne', who gave birth in a maternity hospital for refugees in France

The enlargement plan was suspended by Spain, but activists fear it could still go on

Taxes and administrative processes need improvement, according to Barcelona Global survey

Magistrates believe campaigners arrested in September 2019 were part of a "clandestine" and "radicalized" cell

Over 1.5 million students across Catalonia return to classes on Monday morning for another pandemic-affected academic year

Organization fights to protect Catalonia’s northern coast from further housing development