Five medals for Catalans as Olympic Games draw to a close
Three silver honours and two bronze won by athletes competing in water polo, football, canoeing, sailing, and handball
2020
125 Catalan athletes heading to Tokyo 2020 Olympics and Paralympics
Mireia Belmonte, Gasol brothers, Saúl Craviotto and waterpolo teams among medal hopefuls
Deaths in Catalonia up 23.5% compared to 2019
Figures above Spain’s average but far from Madrid’s rate of increase
Fresh push to establish Tokyo-Barcelona flight link
Catalan government approves Japan 2020-2023 Plan aimed at encouraging Japanese investment
Sitges 2020 points the way to the future of film festivals
In a hybrid in-person and online edition, the festival director called for a rethink of the industry to adapt to a changing world
Sitges 2020: A film festival amid the pandemic
Extra safety measures are in place and a special online programme is available for the 53rd Fantasy and Horror festival
La Mercè: Barcelona’s top festival adds Camp Nou and Park Güell as music stages
Weeklong fair goes more local than ever, featuring Catalan artists and reaching new districts in push to avoid large gatherings
Schools open again on September 14 – here's all you need to know
Covid-19 health and safety measures, mass testing, new hires and more
Pride 2020: No parade, a protest, and a special celebration online
A march celebrating LGBTQI history and future will take place on Sunday after concert performances on Saturday night
Primavera Sound 2020 canceled
The music festival will celebrate its 20th anniversary in 2021
Home workouts and staying motivated: challenges of lockdown for top level athletes
Olympic and Paralympic hopefuls confined at home look for space to train
Catalonia passes first budget in three years
€36bn spending plan approved despite being based on pre-coronavirus economic forecasts
Budget 2020 to be passed with certainty that Covid-19 will force its amendment
Vice president says spending will be reorganized for containment of virus and economic reconstruction