Between 1,500 and 5,000 demonstrate against 2030 Winter Olympics bid in Pyrenees
Local residents will decide fate of project in July 24 vote but neighboring Aragon's rejection over venues adds uncertainty
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Aragon rejects deal with Catalonia on 2030 Winter Olympics bid
Region's president disagrees with distribution of events between territories and says he will counter with "fair" proposal
Spanish Olympic Committee announces Catalonia – Aragon deal to bid for 2030 Olympics
Barcelona and Pyrenees to play key role in potential Games but public vote has to ratify candidacy
Fragile thaw between Catalonia and Spain to play key role in 2030 Olympic bid's fate
Pro-independence camp weighs up 10-year-long shared project, as Madrid displays sport diplomacy to confront fears of split
Authorities to consult with Pyrenees residents over 2030 Winter Olympics project
Catalan government survey finds that 3 in 4 residents in mountainous region are interested in hosting the Games
Barcelona has a new Olympic Games mascot 30 years later
Original designer updates mascot in a special edition of 'Condé Nast Traveler' magazine
Architect Oriol Bohigas, 'father of modern Barcelona,' dies at 95
Urban planner was main person in charge of city's transformation before 1992 Olympics, including opening up to the sea
125 Catalan athletes heading to Tokyo 2020 Olympics and Paralympics
Mireia Belmonte, Gasol brothers, Saúl Craviotto and waterpolo teams among medal hopefuls
Home workouts and staying motivated: challenges of lockdown for top level athletes
Olympic and Paralympic hopefuls confined at home look for space to train
Catalan athletes need ‘equal conditions’ to train for suspended Olympic Games
Sports secretary agrees with one-year postponement of Tokyo 2020 as there’s no guarantee it will be safe by autumn
IOC to recommend not to hold international competitions in Spain over Kosovo athletes
Measure to be taken if Spanish government does not “guarantee access” for Balkan country sportspeople; winter games bid in Catalonia at stake
Catalan and Spanish institutions come together to celebrate 25th anniversary of Barcelona Olympics
Amid political clash over independence referendum, King Felipe VI praises institutional “joint effort” in 1992
Barcelona 25 years on from 1992 Olympics: a city still glittering a little too much?
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
Barcelona pays tribute to its Olympics that never took place
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
Andorra La Vella and La Seu d’Urgell to organize 2018 Special Olympic Games
The joint bid between Andorra la Vella, the capital of the Principality of Andorra and the closest Catalan town, La Seu d’Urgell, to organize the 2018 Special Olympics Games has been successful. The Mayor of Andorra la Vella, Marc Pons, and the mayor of La Seu d’Urgell, Albert Batalla, made this public last week. The two mayors said the games would be a challenge and there will promote the two cities as sports centers and towns of solidarity. The event will be held from the 4th to 7th of October and will bring more than 2,400 people from more than seventeen international delegations. This will be the first time that the Special Olympic Games, the most important international sports event for athletes with mental disability, will be held in the Pyrenees.