Society

Chance to finally close scars of tragic incident as judge greenlights trial of two people accused of causing blaze after decade of delays

Four former Republican soldiers, all 99 years old, attend the commemoration of the longest and largest battle of the Spanish Civil War

Brussels denounces member state over air pollution in Barcelona and Madrid

Seven-year licence will allow work on Barcelona's iconic landmark to be completed in 2026, the centenary of architect Antoni Gaudí's death

After a final warning earlier in July, European Commission decides to report Spanish authorities to European Court of Justice

Authorities issue new heat warning for western and central Catalonia

Five firefighters lost their lives in southern Catalonia event; only survivor talks about lessons learned and challenges pending

Rather than face arrest, many women in need end up traveling abroad

Some 86 people lost their lives in accidents between January 1 and July 15, compared to 102 in the same period last year

Four men held in custody without bail after allegations they assaulted 17-year-old girl in Central Catalan city

Patients in critical condition in remote areas anywhere in the country can now quickly be transferred by air to a hospital even at nighttime

“They are two fighters for human rights,” says chamber head after announcing consensus to grant them Gold Medal

66% of trains running at peak hours, with 33% the rest of the day

With 333,000 people in the city born abroad, Catalan capital has highest population from other countries in modern history

17-year-old victim calls police after alleged attack in a squatter house in the city old quarter