Society

Local Mossos Police treats the massive run over as "terrorist attack" and confirms 2 dead and more than 20 people injured

The Catalan journalist Andreu Caralt presents the book “3,669 biberons” (3,669 baby bottles), that explains the story of the “Survivors of the Baby Bottle Regiment of ’41”, the youngest recruits in Catalonia during the Spanish Civil War

Catalan hospital, among four in the world to implant bone-anchored prosthetics to its patients

The project could help reduce the drownings at Catalan beaches, which have doubled this year

With 30 million visitors expected to come this year, some locals feel the city is about to reach the tipping point

University researchers from all over the world excavate together in the Abric Romaní in Catalonia in this 35th campaign

Libyan coastguard patrol threatens to shoot waiting Proactiva Open Arms ship 

Risk of forest blazes is “much higher” due to high temperatures, lack of rain, and heat waves caused by climate change

The Government’s main priorities are the refugee crisis, Middle East and Central America

The Catalan capital competes against 18 other European cites to host the European Medicines Agency

Pritzker prizewinning architects based in the Catalan city Olot create LAB·A to promote debate through universities around the world, starting with annual summer workshop

Convoy hit the buffers at the platform at Estació de França

Scheme aims to provide legal, labour and social information for migrants

Amid political clash over independence referendum, King Felipe VI praises institutional “joint effort” in 1992

The proposal to be taken to the Spanish Congress suggests modifying penal code to exempt those who help provide terminally ill with ‘safe, peaceful and painless’ death