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Government's deal with striking taxi drivers will kill competition and lead to almost 4,000 jobs lost, says Unauto union

Claudia Piñeiro, John Banville, Leila Slimani, Ken Bugul, and David Peace include some of those invited

Cab owners to decide whether to end strike, continue it, or consider further protest next month

Joaquim Forn will head pro-independence ticket in May local election

Ride-sharing companies accuse Catalan govt of "conceding to blackmail"

Spain prevents Open Arms vessel from leaving Barcelona's port as city awards NGO with Gold Medal

Taxi Europe Alliance condemns aggression during protests and calls for "serious and solid debate" on new regulation

Catalan government to meet with union leaders and ride-hailing associations

Protesters vandalize ridesharing vehicles as major Barcelona roads blocked

Ada Colau accuses minister of "lighting a fire" in the sector as president calls emergency meeting to discuss conflict

The two pro-independence leaders were incarcerated for “having peacefully expressed their political views,” writes Catalan charter of the PEN group

'Toruk - The First Flight' by the Canadian theater company will be in the Catalan capital until January 27

Two mayors, a photojournalist and president's nephew among those temporarily detained over 'public disorder' offenses

Cell plotted attack in Barcelona

Close to a hundred activities in the second week of February bring scientific knowledge and ethical debates to the Catalan capital