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Catalonia's high-speed train network: 40 daily services to Madrid, two abroad, none to Valencia
Prices cheaper for routes to Spanish capital, but connections to France shrink and cross-border night trains projects frozen
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PODCAST: Catalan connections – high-speed rail guide, night train rumors, cross-border links
Filling the Sink travels to Paris with SNCF and looks at how liberalizing network has affected travelers
High-speed trains in Catalonia: unfinished business
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Politicians and businesses unify calls to finish Mediterranean corridor rail route
Criticism against delays of infrastructure completion at event in Barcelona
High-speed Catalonia-Marseille rail link to return
New route means 48 trains per day between Barcelona and Madrid
French rail operator breaks international cooperation deal with Renfe
SNCF and Spanish company shared high-speed services between Barcelona and several French cities
Constitutional Court magistrate withdraws from referendum case
Defense had requested Cándido Conde-Pumpido's recusal for 2017 comments stating independence push was "illegal"
Low-cost high-speed rail service AVLO needs 80% occupancy to be profitable
More than 200,000 tickets have been sold since being made available in January
Number of public transport passengers in Barcelona halves in 2020
Metropolitan area registers 565 million rides, a 47% year-on-year drop
Train journey time between Barcelona and Valencia 40 minutes shorter
Long-awaited Vandellòs rail bypass opens in southern Catalonia after two decades of work as part of Mediterranean corridor
Ansu Fati becomes youngest Barça league scorer ever to save blaugrana blushes
Disappointment for Espanyol, while Catalans conquer Mont Blanc and the Basketball World Cup
The unfinished high-speed rail link decades in the making
Once completed, the Mediterranean Corridor will connect the south of Spain with the French border and serve 40% of Spain’s population
Madrid train bombings remembered, 15 years on
"Today we are all Madrid citizens," said the Catalan president at the time, Pasqual Maragall