Meet Catalonia’s oldest person, a 112-year-old
Maria Branyas was born in 1907 and still remembers World War I
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World canoeing championship means boom time for Sort
The presence of hundreds of canoeists and their teams in the Pre-Pyrenean town for the international event are making local businesses very happy
The Catalan who made D-Day possible
75 years ago the Normandy landings turned the tide of World War II thanks to the efforts of a Barcelona-born spy who the British knew as 'Garbo'
Catalan and Barça players to take part in groundbreaking Women's World Cup
Catalans set to star for Spain while Barça is best-represented club
WHO backs Barcelona's ban on polluting vehicles
International body's air pollution coordinator stresses importance of local authorities in tackling effects of traffic on urban health
World Press Photo exhibit back in Barcelona capturing 'the stories that matter'
The display of award-winning photojournalism from 2018 offers more than just a snapshot of some of the world's most important news stories
Love, roses and books fill the streets as Sant Jordi gets underway!
From early morning, Catalonia pays tribute to its patron saint, Saint George, in what is arguably the country's most stunning and unique day of the year
Sant Jordi: a unique celebration of love and culture
With roses and books the main stars of the feast day, Catalonia pays tribute to its patron saint like nowhere else
Amics de les Arts kick off European tour
Starting in Paris on Thursday, popular folk-pop band to play five destinations before end of June
7 million roses expected to be sold on Sant Jordi's Day
Flower vendors gear up for April 23, when Catalonia celebrates its patron saint in its own unique way
Neus Català was an ‘extraordinary woman,’ mourns Catalan president
The Catalan Women’s Institute grieves the death of the death of the concentration camp survivor who spent years fighting for recognition of women refugees and in the resistance
Neus Català, last Catalan Ravensbrück survivor, dies aged 103
The antifascist fighter who lived through the Nazi concentration camp was given the highest awards from Barcelona and the Catalan government
Japanese giant NTT Data considers establishing European AI center in Barcelona
Negotiations with Catalan government are underway after initial discussions at 2019 Mobile World Congress
Music of the soul woven with words: Catalonia to celebrate World Poetry Day
Over 200 activities in over 100 towns for the UNESCO event on March 21
Human towers reach new heights with seven-story all-women construction
Records and barriers (but no people) tumbled in the exceptional effort this weekend to mark International Women's Day