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686 newsFresh investments to reshape school funding in Catalonia
Catalan authorities allocate 390 million euros to support schools from 2026. The Catalan government will allocate 390 million euros to schools. The decision affects salaries, staff, and assistance for children. This could change the approach to education in the region.
Barcelona authorities announce new arrests in the case
Three men arrested in Barcelona on suspicion of sexual offense. Three men have been detained in Barcelona on suspicion of a sexual offense. The incident took place in the Sant Andreu district. Police are continuing their investigation and further details may emerge.
City officials ignore tragedies faced by the homeless
Badalona residents call for shelter to reopen after deaths of homeless on city streets. A vigil was held in Badalona to honor homeless people who died on the streets. Locals are demanding the reopening of the Can Bofí Vell shelter. Authorities did not attend the event, sparking public outrage.
In 2029, MNAC will open an entrance from Plaça Bohigas
MNAC expands: 15,000 new square meters and a new entry point in Barcelona. Barcelona launches a major renovation of the MNAC. The project will expand the museum’s area and change visitor access. New spaces will make the collections more accessible to the public.
The Echevarría family's involvement strengthens Laporta's standing at FC Barcelona
Echevarría Family How a Business Empire Shaped Power in FC Barcelona. For decades, the Echevarría family has shaped Catalonia's elite. Their network paved the way for Laporta's rise to the top of FC Barcelona. The family's influence is still felt today.
New Rodalies schedules and buses launch this Monday
Three months of changes Garraf tunnel renovation to limit R2 Sur train service. Catalonia begins major renovations of the Garraf railway tunnels affecting the R2 Sur train schedule and regional routes New bus lines introduced and train frequency reduced
Что стоит за удалением публичной схемы задержек на испанской железной дороге
Adif secures block of website showing train speed restriction map in Spain. A website displaying a map of train speed restrictions was blocked in Spain. Adif classified the data as sensitive and achieved the site's removal. The decision sparked debate over transparency and infrastructure safety.
How Barcelona lawyers became a driving force for change
Legal Battle in Barcelona How Lawyers Changed the Course of History. In Barcelona, lawyers played a pivotal role in defending residents’ rights. Their actions influenced the development of democracy in Spain. This story shows how professionalism can shape society.
Surprising dynamics in the left-wing race: unexpected ratings shake up the run-up to elections
Gabriel Rufián unexpectedly emerges as the new leader of the left after Sumar's collapse. Spain’s political landscape is shifting as Gabriel Rufián takes center stage among leftist forces. His support grows amid setbacks for other leaders, potentially redefining the country’s balance of power.
Teacher salary agreement sparks protests
Disagreement in Catalonia over Teacher Bonus Increases: Key Points of the New Agreement. An agreement to increase teacher bonuses has been signed in Catalonia. Major unions oppose the terms. The decision could affect strikes and the region’s education system.
Discover how teens create their own world through photos and confessions at CCCB
300 Teenagers from Catalonia, Lithuania, and Romania Show Real Life Without Filters. An exhibition about the lives of European teenagers has opened at CCCB. The young participants shared their fears, dreams, and everyday realities. The display promises to change perceptions of Generation Z in Spain.
For the first time, Ama took the stage with a live electronic sound, promising unforgettable impressions, bold experiments and a unique musical journey
Maria Arnal surprises Barcelona with new solo album and unique concert. Barcelona hosted the premiere of Maria Arnal's solo album. The new project Ama sparked an unexpected response from the audience. The concert became a landmark event for Catalonia's music scene.
Breaking barriers: how Catalan schoolgirls are choosing science and changing the rules
In Barcelona, schoolgirls are changing their dreams from cleaner to researcher. A new program in Catalonia is transforming how girls see career opportunities. Ordinary schoolgirls are meeting scientists for the first time. This could change the future of science in Spain.
Incredible stories, bold creativity and inspiration at the event ahead of International Women's Day
Catalan museums recognize the contributions of women artists from 1920–1950 for the first time. A recognition ceremony for women artists was held in Barcelona. Catalan museums are addressing historical injustice. A new initiative is reshaping the perception of women’s art in Spain.
Экстренные меры и задержки: почему железнодорожное сообщение R4 внезапно приостановлено
Two landslides halt train service on R4 line raising fresh passenger safety concerns. Train service on the R4 line has been suspended again in Catalonia after two landslides blocked the tracks between Manresa and Cervera. The disruption affected thousands of passengers and ignited new questions about railway safety.
Unexpected moves in the local political scene, tension grows, everything can change in Manresa
In Manresa, Junts unexpectedly gains strength by attracting former FNC candidate. In Manresa, Junts strengthens its team by bringing in a former FNC candidate. This move could shift the balance of power in the municipal elections. Details on the motives behind this transition and its impact on Catalan politics.
Откровенные детали и неожиданные последствия для финансов региона, которые могут удивить многих
Catalan budget at risk: Illa demands determination from Junqueras and ERC. Catalonia debates the fate of its budget amid global uncertainty. Salvador Illa urges ERC to take responsibility. The decision will impact the region’s economic security.
Surprising shifts in Barcelona: how appointing women to leadership positions transforms company dynamics and challenges traditions
Women hold only 19% of CEO positions: why change is so slow. Barcelona debates how to speed up equality in major companies. Women remain rare in top roles. Experts analyze what hinders progress and when to expect a shift.
Shocking wave of tragedies as closure of city shelter leaves homeless vulnerable and desperate in Badalona
Authorities fail to reopen shelter after deaths of four homeless people. In Badalona, four homeless people have died on the streets in two months. The closure of the city’s only shelter has sparked a wave of criticism. Opposition parties are demanding the immediate reopening of the shelter and new solutions.
Remarkable incident in Barcelona: an ordinary refusal to serve customers led to a professional ban and a hefty fine, stirring debate and raising eyebrows
Barcelona Court Bans Waiter from Work for Discrimination. In Barcelona, a waiter has been banned from working for two years and must pay €2,000. The reason: refusing to serve two women because of their orientation. This court decision sets a precedent for the restaurant industry in Spain.
Unexpected twists shake the Mossos: top leadership changes bring intrigue and new challenges to the Catalan police force
Sudden Departure Why Eduard Sallent Left the Mossos d'Esquadra. Catalonia sees a change of leadership at the Mossos d'Esquadra Eduard Sallent steps down after high-profile events His decision is linked to political shifts and a failed operation to detain Puigdemont
Attention-grabbing initiative: major investment from Barcelona to make housing accessible for essential workers, improving city life and opportunities
Barcelona reveals why Madrid is losing residents and who benefits from rising prices. Barcelona authorities announce record investments in housing as Madrid loses residents due to rising prices. New measures may transform Spain's real estate market.
Once again, outdated infrastructure turns a Catalan highway into a scene of tragedy — discover how locals react and what’s being done to prevent further disasters
C-16 Highway: Fatal Accidents and Record Toll Rates. Catalonia is once again debating accidents on the C-16. A toll road does not guarantee safety. Authorities promise changes, but the situation has remained the same for years.
Власти принимают необычные меры в образовательных учреждениях, вызывая неоднозначную реакцию родителей и обсуждения в обществе
Barcelona changes school rules during Ramadan what will change. Barcelona schools have received new guidelines for Ramadan. Music and dancing are recommended to be limited out of respect for religious traditions. The decision has sparked debate and discussion among the city's residents.
Catalonia boosts cultural funding while preparing a major museum storage project — what's behind this ambitious initiative and how will it transform the region’s museum logistics
Catalonia allocates 75 million euros for central museum storage and boosts culture budget. Catalonia will create a single storage facility for all museums. The culture budget has risen by nearly a third. New measures also affect university funding.
Catalonia’s schools to teach religion in response to growing ignorance of traditions, new chapter ahead for students, authorities searching for solutions
Tarragona Archbishop Surprises with Stance on Burqa and New Religion Classes. Catalonia debates the burqa ban and new religion classes as the Tarragona Archbishop opposes tough restrictions. Authorities are preparing sweeping changes for the region’s schools.
Endless train disruptions in Catalonia impact daily life and challenge businesses, sparking heated debates and urgent questions
Hundreds of delays and new restrictions as Catalonia's railways face severe disruption. Train disruptions persist in Catalonia. New works in the Garraf tunnels are set to worsen the situation. Authorities promise improvements, but passengers continue to face constant delays.
The defense industry reshapes the landscape and brings new opportunities to Catalonia
Spanish Regions Compete for Defense Industry Investments New Opportunities. A new program for the defense sector has launched in Spain. Catalan companies are preparing for upcoming projects and investment. Experts discuss how regions could attract more resources.
Record growth in Griffon Vulture nesting in Boumort transforms local ecosystem, fueling debate and drawing attention from both researchers and nature enthusiasts
Two-thirds of black vultures in Boumort were born within the colony. A record number of young vultures has been registered in the Catalan Pyrenees. New data reveals shifts in the population structure. This impacts the region’s ecology and the work of environmental services.
Catalonia’s budget hangs in the balance — influential business leaders demand urgent action, stakes rise as the region faces economic crossroads, and uncertainty looms for future investments
Catalan business calls for urgent budget compromise as economic risks increase. Pressure is mounting on politicians in Catalonia over the budget. Businesses warn of growing economic risks. The outcome could impact investments and jobs.
Catalans feel their language is losing ground and trust in the US is waning
Half of Catalans Anticipate Decline in Catalan Language and Rising Distrust Toward the US. Concern is growing in Catalonia over the decreasing use of the Catalan language. A survey reveals waning favor toward the US and increased interest in China. New data illustrate shifting perspectives among the region's residents.
Sweeping changes in Barcelona shake up the rental market—find out how new restrictions could impact surrounding cities
Five cities around Barcelona to ban tourist apartments from 2028. From 2028, renting apartments to tourists will disappear not only in Barcelona. Major cities surrounding the Catalan capital are adopting similar measures. Local authorities’ decisions could reshape the housing market and impact apartment availability for residents.
Unexpected turns in Catalonia: how the new budget is shaking up the political landscape and raising tough questions
Catalan Budgets 2026: Government's Unexpected Move Sparks Controversy. In Catalonia, the government has unveiled a budget without majority backing. This decision could shift the balance of power. Experts are debating how it will affect the region's future.
Exclusive Salvador Dalí and Horst P. Horst photographs exhibited for the first time in Catalonia
Pubol Unveils Exhibition Exploring the Secrets of Dalí and Horst's Friendship. The exhibition at Pubol Castle delves into the creative partnership between Dalí and photographer Horst, featuring rare photographs, personal items, and the fashion of the era. The display reveals new insights into the artist's life and his muse.
Why Soler Palau’s return to family ownership is shaking up the Catalan business scene, boosting ambitions and sparking fresh competition
Palau family regains control of billion-euro ventilation business in Barcelona. The Palau Mallol family has moved Soler & Palau’s management center back to Barcelona. The group is strengthening its position in the ventilation industry while maintaining its international presence. The decision reflects a renewed approach to Catalan institutions.
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