Barcelona is 'cosmopolitan' and 'open' but not perfect, say expats
A survey by International Talent Monitor is published as the city bids to host the European Medicines Agency
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Spanish police search cars of Catalan print shop workers
The company denies printing the list of voters for the independence referendum, as news reports had suggested
Catalan towns test innovative mobile app to reduce bureaucracy
Manlleu, Esparreguera and Castellar del Vallès participate in pilot project to safely carry out local procedures on your mobile
Catalan police in Europol: hot debate lands in Brussels
“A more timely and effective sharing of the information could have saved lives,” EU Commissioner Dimitris Avramopoulos said
Barcelona airport workers call new strike
Security staff reject the compulsory arbitration forced by the Spanish government claiming their working conditions remain poor
Spanish Civil War combatants found dead in mass graves 80 years on
“It’s impossible to understand how in 2017, some 80 years after that disgrace, hundreds of our people are still missing,” says Catalan foreign affairs minister
Chaos may not be over at Barcelona airport
Security workers call new strikes and unions say they will take to court the Spanish government’s forced arbitration
'Catalan News' launches daily news show in English today
The program will cover the most important news in Catalonia from an international perspective
La Rambla: back to normal after impromptu memorials removed
Candles and flowers to be recycled and other tokens of support, such as letters and teddy bears, to be included in the city’s archives
International police information ‘does not flow’ from Spain to Catalonia
Catalan police chief complains that all data enters through ‘a little window controlled by the Spanish police’
Half a million people take part in anti-terror rally in Barcelona
'No Tinc Por' demonstration honors emergency services and police amid controversy over king's presence
Barcelona anti-terror demonstration: what to expect
Guide to Saturday's march, which will start at 6pm at the top of Passeig de Gràcia
Barcelona, capital of commitment
Saturday’s march against the terror attacks is the latest demonstration in a long tradition of public dissent taken on to the city’s streets
Public to be protagonists of anti-terror demonstration
Barcelona mayor plays down role of institutional figures in Saturday’s march and announces cultural event in Plaça Catalunya
Barcelona set to host world’s largest cardiology congress
More than 31,000 professionals from 140 countries to join five-day summit starting August 26
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