Barça, Gaza and Dani Alves: Catalonia's most discussed topics on social media in 2023
Other hot topics included the Shakira trial, Sagrada Família and Primavera Sound
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Shakira's lawyer: falling in love with Sergio Ramos rather than Piqué 'would have been cheaper'
Pau Molins criticizes tax differences between Spanish regions
20-Nov-23: 'Shakira reaches settlement in tax fraud case'
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Court opens investigation against Shakira for tax fraud in 2018
Colombian singer facing trial for allegedly defrauding tax office €14.5m between 2012 and 2014
Shakira considers Spanish treasury office is harming her career
Public prosecutor requests 8-year sentence for Colombian singer accused of owing tax office €14.5m
Shakira films new music video in Manresa supermarket
Colombian popstar has her heart blown out of her chest in video for 'Monotonía'
Shakira sent to trial for tax fraud
Public prosecutor requests 8-year sentence for Colombian singer accused of owing tax office €14.5m
Shakira faces trial for tax fraud in Catalonia
Colombian artist based in Barcelona refuses deal with prosecution claiming she is innocent
Football game suspended over 'nazi' chants. So, where's the limit?
Unprecedented decision to cancel game brings back long history of unpenalized insults, also involving Catalan clubs
Gerard Piqué given €2.1 million fine for unpaid tax
The Barça footballer failed in his appeal of the 2016 ruling
Pop star Shakira attends court near Barcelona over tax fraud charges
Prosecutors accuse Colombian star of avoiding €14.5m between 2012 and 2014 when she was living in Catalonia
Shakira under investigation for €14.5m tax fraud
Although the singer was living in Catalonia from 2012 to 2014, she paid her taxes in the Bahamas
FC Barcelona publicly supports Catalonia’s self-determination, following leading Catalan sportsmen
FC Barcelona has joined Catalonia’s National Alliance for Self-Determination, which groups together more than 3,000 organisations, such as chambers of commerce, employers’ associations, trade unions, political parties, NGOs, etc. The world famous sports club therefore backs Catalonia’s self-determination process and will participate in this group that works to push it forward. Furthermore, in the last few weeks leading Catalan sportsmen such as Xavi Hernández, Gerard Piqué, Pep Guardiola, Cesc Fàbregas, Pau Gasol, Marc Gasol, Aleix Espargaró and Pol Espargaró have given their explicit support to Catalonia’s right to hold a self-determination vote to decide on its own political future, regardless of whether they would vote for independence or not. In fact, only Guardiola has openly backed independence, although none of the others have specified being against it.