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Ada Colau vows to facilitate turnout for referendum while opposition reminds her of ‘legal responsibilities’

The audiovisual databank will include more than 300,000 hours of interviews with witnesses of the Spanish Civil War and the Franco dictatorship

Executive sidesteps tax office injunction to approve new police intake in move towards objective of 1,500 extra officers

Three men of different skin colors hold a white flag in the official poster designed by German Jewish refugee

A report shows that the economic recovery and the arrival of tenants with a higher income have an influence on the market

Cathay Pacific will operate the route four times a week until October 27, but the Catalan government would like it to run year round.

Independence vote receives broad municipal support despite Spain's opposition

Barcelona hosts conference on July 13 and 14 with scholars from United States, Canada, United Kingdom, Slovenia and Denmark

Unions and management reach agreement to protect 100% of jobs in sector liberalization

Over 260,000 expected to turn out for Mediterranean’s main LGTBI celebration with 20% of attendees from other countries

Five-time number 1 holder Ferran Adrià states that internet and TV have changed cuisine dramatically

Head of government’s German delegation tells Catalan News that figures show investor confidence in Catalonia abroad, but warns no state will speak up for independence without tangible results

They defend the city as a great headquarters due to its “scientific, technologic, and industrial potential” and the way it faces “big challenges” as it did with the Olympic Games in 1992

Children’s clothing brand Bóboli and Little Creative Factory open catwalk of fair’s 20th Edition

The book La Barcelona britànica i irlandesa (British and Irish Barcelona) offers a view on the Catalan capital that goes beyond tourism