Rapper Pablo Hasél arrested in Lleida University after conviction for lyrics
Musician had barricaded himself after expiration of 10-day window he was granted to turn himself in
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'Rapping is not a crime': Artists and writers rally to support convicted musician
Online protest and new manifesto released ahead of tomorrow's deadline for Pablo Hasél to enter prison
Rapper’s imprisonment looms as removed anti-monarchy murals prompt Barcelona's apologies
Around 200 Spanish artists including Joan Manuel Serrat, Pedro Almodóvar and Javier Bardem support convicted artist Pablo Hasél
Rapper given jail sentence says 'solidarity on the streets' can lead to his freedom
Imprisonment "will give more voice to the message that Spain wants to silence" argues Pablo Hasél
Protests as rapper given 10 days to enter jail for lyrics and tweets
Pablo Hasél says he does not intend to go into exile like fellow convicted singer Valtònyc
Conservative politician quits party amid sexual assault investigation
People's Party deputy head Daniel Serrano resigns following abuse allegations from party colleague
Spain opens new inquiry on exiled rapper for hate crime against police
Valtònyc accused of inciting violence against the Guardia Civil corps during a concert in 2018
Public health secretary warns of possible Covid-19 third wave in January
As transmission rate nears 1 again, authorities appeal to the population’s "common sense" when celebrating Christmas
Dates and locations of new set of mass screenings for Covid-19 in Catalonia
Tests aimed at asymptomatic public are free with both PCR and antigen methods used
Q&A: Differences between antigen and PCR tests
Barcelona's Hospital Clínic epidemiologist Anna Llupià explains why rapid tests are not as reliable as some think
'Everyone could have done a better job, including myself,' says reinstated police chief Trapero
Interior minister augurs "new era in which police will act as police"
Trapero reinstated as Catalan police chief following acquittal in sedition trial
Former head of Mossos d’Esquadra regains post after Spanish court concludes he did not aid 2017 independence bid
Rapid tests could help reactivate some social activities, say experts
A study welcomed by health department states that antigen tests identify people with more viral load and transmission capacity
Rapid tests to be used for Covid-19 positives' close contacts instead of PCR
Health department allows for medicine and nursing students as well as retired professionals to be hired again
2017 police leadership acquittal becomes final after prosecutor rejects appeal
Josep Lluís Trapero had been accused of sedition for alleged collusion with Catalan government to make possible independence referendum