Catalonia experiences surge of almost 5,300 new Covid-19 cases as curfew looms
Mobility restrictions not ruled out as Spain allows regions to apply measure at own discretion
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Pro-independence predicted to win seats but not votes in upcoming election
Poll suggests ERC would overtake JxCat, but independence camp to fall short of 50% vote share target
Spain rules out curfew for now after no consensus found among regional governments
Catalonia asks for legal mechanisms to restrict mobility when deemed necessary
Catalonia looks at stricter Covid-19 measures amid worsening health situation
Nighttime curfew and capacity limits in parks may be brought in as the pandemic could disrupt the election
‘Like a child at the adults’ table’: poet Enric Casasses receives Catalan literary prize
Organized by Òmnium Cultural, the Honor Award ceremony at the Palau de la Música became a night of poetic recitals
Catalonia headed for February 14 election as no presidential candidate put forward
Date set after parliamentary groups propose no replacement for ousted Quim Torra
Trapero and former Catalan police leadership acquitted by Spain's National Court
The former Mossos chief and others were accused of aiding the 2017 independence push and faced charges of sedition
Parliament bureau members during independence push get 20-month ban from office
Corominas, Simó, Guinó, and Barrufet convicted by Catalan High Court for disobedience for allowing MPs to vote on independence laws in 2017
Catalonia records highest daily rise in Covid-19 cases of the second wave
A further 2,759 cases were confirmed on Sunday, bringing weekly total higher than any period of first wave
'We want to work': 1,000 business owners protest against restaurant closures
Industry bodies and employers' associations demand government aid at Barcelona demonstration
All new Covid-19 measures confirmed after judges ratify restrictions
Bars shut for two weeks while capacities reduced in shops, gyms, and at cultural events
New Covid-19 measures come into force despite lack of judicial approval
Bars forced to close, shops capped at 30% capacity limit as suspension of in-person lectures and restrictions to religious ceremonies put on hold while judges deliberate
Confusion as Catalonia moves to close bars on Friday despite lacking judicial approval
Government says new coronavirus restrictions will be enforced putting on hold issues concerning "fundamental rights"
Pressure in hospitals rises across Catalonia due to recent surge in Covid-19 cases
Increases vary across the territory, where some medical centers are nearing a situation of “saturation”
80th anniversary of Catalan president’s execution at hands of Francoist regime
Lluís Companys, defender of the Spanish Second Republic, honored with Stolpersteine stone