Five injured as group in balaclavas damage pro-independence installation
Row starts with the removal of yellow crosses in favor of jailed officials and ends with five injured and around thirty identified by police
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The ultimate guide to music festivals in Catalonia
Your guide to the best music festivals in Catalonia this summer. lineups, prices, dates, location and accommodation information
Torra visits imprisoned officials
The Catalan president arrived at the Estremera prison in the morning and is then set to visit Alcalá-Meco and Soto del Real, all holding Catalan leaders
Why doesn't Barcelona have a mosque?
Islam is one of the most practiced religions in the city, but there are limited options for worship in the Catalan capital
Man accused of attacking police officer during referendum arrested
Events reported at a Tarragona polling station include police removing ballot boxes and charging voters
LGBTQ community celebrates Day Against Homophobia
Events held around the country call for “effective implementation” of Catalan anti-discrimination law
Brussels rules out sending Spain to court over poor air quality
Ecologists in Action critical of European Commission decision and condemns “inaction” of Spanish authorities
Spanish court dismisses appeal by jailed Catalan leaders
Bassa, Forcadell, Romeva, Rull and Turull entered prison on March 23, and were just denied freedom while awaiting trial
How many are homeless in Barcelona?
Volunteers tallied the number at 956, with 2,099 sleeping in centers, in an action to raise public awareness about the issue
Spain's Supreme Court warns Germany: Don't commit 'same mistake' as Belgium
Spanish judge insists in letter to German prosecutor that European Arrest Warrant against Puigdemont "complies with all requirements" and criticizes Belgian judge for acting "against the principle of mutual trust"
Third European arrest warrant for Catalan officials abroad ‘likely’ says lawyer
Belgium has already rejected extraditing Toní Comin, Meritxell Serret, and Lluís Puig
Protests mark 7 months since pro-independence activists jailed
On October 16, Jordi Sànchez and Jordi Cuixart were sent to pre-trial prison for their role in the Catalan independence roadmap
Pasqual Maragall Foundation to launch study into early detection of dementia
Some 400 people between 60 and 80 will take part in program to prevent the disease five years before it develops
Hip Hop artist Valtonyc to enter prison in coming days over lyrics
His lawyer plans to take the case to the European Court of Human Rights in Strasbourg
Three deposed ministers in Brussels court over extradition case
Lawyers of Meritxell Serret, Toni Comín and Lluís Puig hope "good news" could come of today's hearing
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