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Puigdemont Makes Another Bid to Return — But the Court Delays Its Verdict

Spanish Constitutional Court Delays Decision on Puigdemont Arrest Warrant. Puigdemont pushes for the arrest warrant to be lifted, but Spain's Constitutional Court is in no rush. Judges are carefully reviewing the case and aren't ready for a swift resolution. The outcome of this legal chess match remains uncertain.

The scandal over surveillance of Aragonès escalates—what is Madrid hiding

Spanish Supreme Court Blocks Release of New Pegasus Case Information. The Spanish Supreme Court has refused to declassify additional materials related to the surveillance case involving Pere Aragonès. The decision has provoked a strong response among Catalan politicians. Authorities cite national security concerns as the reason for maintaining secrecy.

Scandal in Catalonia Over National Day Priority Amid Tragedy – Illa Faces Backlash

Catalan Politicians Clash Over Illa's Visit to Madrid During Floods. A controversy has erupted in Catalonia over Salvador Illa’s decision to attend celebrations in Madrid while southern Tarragona grappled with heavy rains. Pro-independence parties accuse the president of neglecting local issues in favor of the Spanish agenda. Authorities insist that emergency services responded effectively.

Joaquín Prat calls Catalan radical an imbecile live on Telecinco

Telecinco Presenter Loses Composure Over Separatist's Aggression in Barcelona Metro. A well-known TV presenter lost his temper after seeing a viral video online. In the footage, a man is seen insulting an elderly woman. The incident took place on public transport, sparking widespread public outrage.

Catalan leaders want to live by their own time – what’s behind this decision

Catalonia Considers Switching Time Zone as a Move Toward Independence. A debate has erupted in Catalonia over the proposal to change its time zone. Leaders of the independence movement suggest this as a symbolic step. The idea of separating from Spain's unified time is under discussion. How such a change would impact the region and its residents remains uncertain.

Pegasus Scandal: Court Reviews Civil Guard Actions for the First Time — Who's Next?

Barcelona Launches Investigation Against Civil Guard in Pegasus Case. For the first time, a Barcelona court is investigating the role of the Civil Guard in the surveillance of independence supporters linked to the Pegasus case. Former senior officials and representatives of the Pegasus software developer are under scrutiny. Further details and interrogations are expected.

In Girona, a portrait of King Felipe VI appears as a mosaic made from referendum photos – An unexpected move by the local authorities

Authorities of Girona Display Portrait of Felipe VI Made from Photos of October 1 Events. The municipality of Girona has complied with a court order by hanging a portrait of Felipe VI in the council chamber. However, the image is composed of hundreds of photographs from the events of October 1, 2017. In this way, the city authorities have expressed their position towards the monarchy.

Barcelona surprised: why fewer people attended the Diada than expected

Mass Rallies in Catalonia Reveal Shifts in Independence Supporters' Sentiments. Large-scale demonstrations were held in Catalonia to mark the national day. Participants demanded independence, but turnout was lower than in previous years. Barcelona, Girona, and Tortosa were at the heart of the events. The atmosphere on the streets raised questions about the future of the movement.

Scandal Over the Spanish Language: Salvador Illa Responds Amid New Wave of Debates in Barcelona

Catalan Court Overturns Key Provisions of Language Decree in Regional Schools. Catalonia faces controversy over the status of the Spanish language in educational institutions. A court ruling has challenged the region’s current language policy. Regional authorities and the opposition are preparing their next moves. Heated debates over the future of school education are expected.

Barcelona in the Spotlight: How the Diada Celebration Changed This Year

Catalonia Celebrates Diada Day 2025: Traditions, Emotions, and New Ways to Congratulate Each Other. September 11 once again became a day of unity and remembrance in Catalonia. Residents mark the Diada with both traditional and modern forms of celebration. The holiday brings people together and highlights their identity.

Diada 2025: concerts, museums, and parades in Barcelona and Catalonia

Barcelona Celebrates Catalonia Day with Free Concerts and Cultural Events. On September 11, Catalonia will host a packed program of events. Residents can look forward to concerts, parades, and free museum admissions. The focus is on cultural and civic initiatives. Well-known artists are expected to take part.

Reunión en Bruselas: ¿qué debatirán Illa y Puigdemont a puerta cerrada?

Salvador Illa and Carles Puigdemont to Meet in Brussels to Discuss the Future of Catalonia. Catalan President Salvador Illa and former regional government leader Carles Puigdemont will meet in Brussels. The talks take place amid ongoing debates on political amnesty and efforts to stabilize the situation in Catalonia following the events of 2017.

¿Qué cambiará para los aeropuertos de Cataluña y por qué es importante?

Catalonia Prepares Airport Management Reform: New Roles and Unified Coordination. Authorities in Catalonia and Spain are discussing the creation of a unified management system for the region’s four airports. The plan envisions new roles for each facility, the establishment of a dedicated coordinating body, and the development of transport links to boost regional competitiveness.

Una amistad que cambia el equilibrio de poder en el país

How the Personal Relationship Between Pedro Sánchez and Salvador Illa Influences Spanish Politics. Pedro Sánchez and Salvador Illa have built a strong personal and political relationship that has withstood the challenges of the pandemic, internal party conflicts, and difficult elections. Their alliance has become one of the key factors of stability in Spanish politics in recent years.

¿Por qué atacan negocios en Barcelona por el idioma de comunicación?

Pressure on Spanish Speakers in Catalonia Mounts Amid Political Alliances. Catalonia is witnessing growing internal tension over the language issue. Political alliances between nationalists and the Spanish government are leading to increased pressure on Spanish-speaking residents and business owners. In central Barcelona, there have been reports of harassment and business boycotts sparked by language disputes.

Qué le espera a España en otoño: el ultimátum de Puigdemont y nuevas exigencias

Puigdemont Sets Autumn as Decisive Deadline for Support of Sánchez Government. Carles Puigdemont has stated that he may reconsider his support for Pedro Sánchez's government in the autumn if agreements are not fulfilled. The Junts leader is demanding concessions on key issues for Catalonia and hints at possible shifts in the political course.