Society

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

Workers plan to strike on August 4, claiming more resources are needed

The main architect of the great transformation the city experienced a quarter of a century ago says opening up to the sea was the principal feat

President Rajoy’s opening of new hotel where hundreds were killed in 1707 makes many Lleida inhabitants very uncomfortable

The Catalan case and processes of self-determination in Europe discussed at the Tokyo universities of Kobe and Waseda

MyHealth initiative coordinated by Vall d'Hebron hospital involves centers in seven countries and is to focus on primary care and mental health

This year’s mass protest for self-determination to feature giant yellow fluorescent plus sign in centre of Catalan capital two weeks before October 1 referendum

Miquel Morera is one of the last remaining witnesses of a brutal conflict that left half a million dead and forced nearly as many to flee the country

Court admits Salvador Dali Foundation request for DNA samples of the artist’s remains to be taken in the evening after the museum closes its doors

Outbreak of the Spanish Civil War in 1936 made it impossible for 5,000 athletes to take part in People’s Games planned for the city

Largest excavation of mass grave in Valencia uncovers 49 executed bodies while Catalan CUP party calls for historical memory law to replace ‘cowardly’ state legislation