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First stage of project to connect facility with Sants train station by 2021 concludes at cost of 305 million euros

Chinese artist and dissident says it’s "ironic that there are political prisoners in today’s Europe"

Crucial trial heats up as initial hearings start in Supreme Court

The entity wants for the international and local observers to determine if “the right to defense and impartial trial” are respected in the Supreme Court

Hundreds of activities throughout country held to contribute, as world-class researchers and other dignitaries join annual initiative

Territory minister warns that not raising ticket prices means government will have €25m less for improvements

Shops owners concerned about Christmas sales potentially being affected

Meanwhile, Barcelona hospital to run first clinical trials in Europe using T-cells to fight lymphonas

Spanish government cools down threat of deploying its own officers in Catalonia

Doctor Terés leads a commission of doctors in support of the medics taking care of jailed leaders

Vall d'Hebron successfully treats three patients with radiofrequency ablation as part of international study

Prosecutor accuses Mossos d'Esquadra of failing to prevent demonstrators from blocking major highway and raising toll barriers

Supreme Court to rule on whether it’s a competent body to judge case against pro-independence leaders

With 3,000 unaccompanied minors expected in Catalonia this year, government has plans in pipeline to cope with influx

Collecting harvest surplus, selling restaurant leftovers, or online supermarkets for 'unappealing' products are some initiatives to reduce environmental footprint