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Major parties running in December 21 election hold events just days before campaign officially kicks off

Electoral Commission under fire as it bans elderly protest but allows far-right group gathering and Ombudsman starts inquiry

"There is a big difference between how we see it as adults and how children experience it," explains Albert Vilà, co-director of La Petita Malumaluga

In Girona, a Red Cross psychiatric aid program for the homeless is implemented in time for the cold snap

Platform for fight against AIDS denounces stigma that still surrounds people with HIV

Belgian judge could decide whether or not to accept the request to send them back to Spain, or to summon them for a new hearing

Esquerra Republicana recruits 14,000 polling agents to make sure there is no “electoral fraud”

The Spanish electoral board claims that this sign of solidarity is related to some candidacies running in election

In an exclusive interview with Catalan News, Aurora Madaula questions whether Spain will respect election results

Council of town where suspected terrorists lived asks Madrid to “assume responsibilities”

The electoral body argues that the message of the poster “affects the neutrality of government institutions”

Nearly 11,000 complaints of gender violence received by Catalan Police, the Mossos d'Esquadra up to October this year

Christmas lights were also inaugurated with doves and hearts in honor of terror attack victims

Clara Ponsatí meets parent associations, students and teachers unions in Brussels, where she is fighting extradition to Spain

A new report demands parliamentary debates on summer terrorist attacks and recommends Catalan police be given full access to intelligence databases