Scot dies in fatal collision with tram after first night of Primavera Sound
Incident occurred near festival grounds after Pet Shop Boys concert
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Three dead after car falls off a cliff and burns down in southern Catalonia
Fatalities were all passengers as driver critically injured
Barcelona airport conducts first crash simulation in wetland area
Firefighters test innovative floating platform for rescue in adjacent lake
Rail link restored in Vila-seca after second train crash in a month in Catalonia
20 injured following accident involving regional service and cargo locomotive
Several mildly injured in train crash in Mataró
16 people required medical treatment after convoy hit end of the railroad
One Catalan among victims in deadly Ethiopian Airlines crash
The fatalities of the Boeing 737 air disaster include one former Catalan citizen, reportedly a 46-year-old man from Granollers
One dead and several injured as train derails in central Catalonia
Trains crash between Manresa and Sant Vicenç de Castellet
Road fatalities up by 10% in 2018
185 people lost their lives after crashes last year, 39 of which motorcyclists
One death and 44 injured after train derails in central Catalonia
The train was carrying 133 people and the accident was caused by a landslide
Puigdemont and Rajoy meet for the first time at tribute to Germanwings tragedy
Catalan President Carles Puigdemont and current Spanish Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy presided over the tribute to the victims of the Germanwings aircraft which crashed in the French Alps one year ago, on its way from Barcelona to Düsseldorf, with 150 on board. Both presidents exchanged “cordial” words during the institutional event but avoided commenting on any political issue, sources from the government stated. This Wednesday’s coincidence was the first meeting between Puigdemont and Rajoy since the Catalan President took office, on the 12th of January. The Catalan government’s spokeswoman, Neus Munté, noted that Rajoy didn’t call Puigdemont when he was instated as President or to “show condolence” after the coach crash which killed 13 international students this past Sunday in the south of Catalonia.
Matteo Renzi and eight families related to the coach crash victims arrive in Catalonia
Italian Prime Minister, Matteo Renzi, travelled this Monday to Catalonia on a private visit, as he was related to one of the victims of the coach crash which occurred in the South of Catalonia on Sunday, killing at least 13 internationals who were returning from a trip to Valencia. 7 of the 13 victims, all of them female, were Italian, two were German and the rest were from Romania, France, Austria and Uzbekistan respectively. All of the victims were aged between 19 and 25. Catalan President, Carles Puigdemont, received Renzi at the airport in Tortosa and will accompany him during his visit. Eight families have already travelled to Catalonia to start the identification of the victims and three more are expected to arrive throughout this Monday.