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Court ruling delivers another blow to doomed Castor gas plant project
Society
Catalan government urges Spain to reject EU plan for migrant centers overseas
Society
Asylum seekers in Catalonia could triple this year, says human rights group
Society
Stranded migrants disembark in Valencia
Society
Opening port to refugees ‘not enough,’ say human rights groups
Society
Barcelona offers to take in 100 refugees from Aquarius ship
Society
Stranded ship with 629 refugees to be taken to Valencia
Society
Rescue ship rejected by Italy to dock in Valencia
Spanish president Pedro Sánchez offers to take in stranded ship to avoid humanitarian crisis as Barcelona also makes its port available
Life & Style
Les Falles: Catalan politicians on fire—literally
València’s celebration of all things pyrotechnic features Trump, Putin, Puigdemont and Rajoy as sculptures to be set on fire on Monday
Culture
Catalan politics sparks interest in Valencian Falles exhibit
In this preview for the enormous statues to be set ablaze at the world-famous festival, satirical works on the independence roadmap made an appearance
Business
Major banks weather political storm
Business
Catalonia and Valencia urge Spain to complete the Mediterranean Corridor within a “credible timeframe”
The Catalan and Valencian governments, together with social and economic representatives, have created a common front to push for the execution of the plan for the Mediterranean Corridor Railway. On Monday, they urged the Spanish Government to change its attitude and undertake pending investments within a “credible timeframe”. In a document presented after the bilateral summit celebrated at Valencia’s Generalitat Palace, the representatives demanded the realisation of the Corridor’s technical configuration and the designation of a Technical Coordinator in order to build a piece of infrastructure that should have a “high capacity” and be “efficient”. The delays in the construction of the infrastructure are affecting private investment: in Catalonia and Valencia pending investments are worth €300 million, according to the Catalan Minister for Planning and Sustainability, Josep Rull.
Sports
Match Preview: Valencia CF v FC Barcelona
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