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692 newsCourt issues landmark verdict: man handed maximum sentence for brutal crime
Girona Issues First Ever Life Sentence for Murder of Woman in Campdevanol. For the first time in Girona, a life sentence has been handed down for the murder of a woman. The court found the man guilty of torture, murder, and sexual assault. The victim's family will receive compensation, and the convicted man is forbidden from approaching them.
Catalan Youth Turning Away from Democracy: What’s Behind the Shift in Attitudes?
One in Three Catalans Doubt the Benefits of Democracy as a System. Skepticism towards democracy is rising in Catalonia, especially among young people. A recent study reveals alarming trends in attitudes towards government, migration, and social issues. Find out how Catalan perspectives are shifting.
Scandal Erupts Around Daniel de Alfonso: How the Former Official Landed in Court
Former Head of Catalonia's Anti-Corruption Office Ordered to Pay Back €82,000. A court has ordered the former director of Catalonia's Anti-Corruption Office to return €82,000. Part of the sum is considered overdue, but the court highlighted serious negligence in the official's actions. Details of the case and its implications are covered in our report.
75th Anniversary Celebration: New Prizes, Record Jackpots, and Nationwide Broadcast
Barcelona Renames Catalonia’s Top Literary Night and Expands Its Format. Barcelona’s traditional Santa Llúcia literary evening has a new name and format. Now called Nit de les Lletres Catalanes, the event will present 12 awards—including new categories and record prize amounts. The ceremony will be held at MNAC and broadcast live on TV.
Catalonia may gain more powers: tax collection talks reach a new level
Negotiations on a New Financial Model for Catalonia Gain Momentum Following Government Decision. Spanish authorities have not blocked the initiative to grant Catalonia the right to collect income tax. Talks between Madrid and Barcelona are ongoing, with both sides showing cautious optimism. The issue of regional funding is approaching a decisive phase.
Catalonia unveils ambitious renewable energy plan: How will the region change by 2027?
Catalonia Allocates 1.2% of Its Territory for New Wind and Solar Farms. Catalan authorities have designated 1.2% of the region for the development of wind and solar energy. The new plan will take effect in 2027. Find out what this means for local municipalities and the region’s energy mix.
Scandal in Lleida: City Council Head Convicted Over Nightclub Incident, Yet Remains in Office
Mayor of Naut Aran admits to harassing woman but refuses to step down. The head of Naut d’Aran has been convicted of harassing a woman in a club. He will pay a fine and compensation, but has no intention of leaving his post. The opposition is demanding his immediate resignation.
A Fiery Night at Mas Marroch: How the Blaze Transformed the Famous Restaurant and What Comes Next
Fire Destroys Unique Wooden Structure at Roca Brothers’ Restaurant Near Girona. A large wooden dome structure at the Mas Marroch restaurant near Girona has been destroyed by fire. The incident occurred overnight, with no reported injuries. The owner is already considering reconstruction and new projects.
Salvador Illa invests €15 million: new initiatives to boost affordable housing in Catalonia
Catalan Authorities Purchase 170 Apartments from InmoCaixa to Expand Housing Supply. A major real estate transaction has been completed in Catalonia: the authorities have purchased apartments from InmoCaixa. The public housing stock is set to increase. Further negotiations for additional acquisitions are underway.
Catalan party breaks political alliance: What pushed Junts to the edge and why did mediator talks fail to mend the split?
Junts Officially Breaks Agreement with Government After Failed Talks in Switzerland. Junts has announced it is ending cooperation with the government after unsuccessful talks in Switzerland. The decision follows a prolonged crisis in their relationship. Spain’s political landscape is rapidly evolving.
Students from Castellbisbal Uncover Family Secrets and Spark a Memory Revival: How Teenagers Are Transforming Attitudes Toward History
School Project in Catalonia Helps Identify Relatives in Civil War Mass Graves. Catalan students have discovered traces of their ancestors in mass graves. The project changed teenagers' perspectives and marked a step towards restoring historical justice. Family stories became intertwined with the fate of the nation.
Emergency services rescue young man: Santa Linya party ends in hospitalization
Catalan Police Restrict Access to Illegal Party in Lleida. In Santa Linya, police blocked entry to an illegal party attended by hundreds of guests. One attendee is in critical condition after suffering cardiac arrest. Security measures have been tightened to prevent further incidents.
Catalonia’s Ex-President Could Skip Hearing: What’s Behind the Pujol Case Drama
Court Orders Medical Examination for Jordi Pujol Ahead of High-Profile Trial. Jordi Pujol to undergo medical exam before corruption trial. The court is assessing his ability to take part in proceedings. The outcome may impact the hearing’s format and the case’s future.
Why Junts is Resetting Its Political Strategy: New Challenges and Rivals in Catalonia
Junts Shifts Course: Breaks with the Government, Seeks Greater Influence in Catalonia. Junts is relaunching its political agenda, cutting ties with the PSOE. The party is aiming to strengthen its position in Catalonia, challenging both PSC and far-right separatists. Find out what's driving this move.
Catalan leader moves to opposition: why Junts is withdrawing its support from Madrid
Puigdemont Announces Split with PSOE: What’s Next for Sánchez’s Government? Carles Puigdemont has announced that Junts will end its cooperation with Sánchez’s government. The Catalan party moves into opposition and is putting the decision to a vote among its members. This could shift the balance of power in parliament.
Joan Laporta stands firm: Barcelona prepares for US match despite Real Madrid's protests
Barcelona President Confirms Club’s Plans to Play Match in Miami. Barcelona’s management has clarified its position regarding the away match. The question of possible sanctions for the coach was also addressed. Relations with the Madrid club were discussed.
Catalan, Basque, and Galician may become official EU languages: what’s behind the new agreement
Spain and Germany Begin Talks on the Status of the Catalan Language in the European Union. Spain and Germany have agreed to open a dialogue on recognizing Catalan, Basque, and Galician as official EU languages. This move is linked to Madrid’s political commitments to Junts and an effort to ease tensions.
In 2026, Catalonia will change its scholarship allocation system – what does this mean for students?
Catalonia Prepares Reform of Scholarship System and University Education. Catalan authorities are planning to change the way scholarships are distributed and universities are developed. Officials are discussing new mechanisms to support students and researchers. Changes are expected in the funding and structure of the region’s higher education system.
Barcelona squad for the Montjuïc match: who’s back and who’s left out
Barcelona Recalls Lamine Yamal and Fermin Lopez for Girona Match. Barcelona has announced the squad for the match against Girona. Lamine Yamal and Fermin Lopez have returned to the team. Several key players remain sidelined due to injury.
Toni Fernández and Hansi Flick’s focus on Barcelona’s youth surprise Spain
Seventeen-Year-Old Barcelona Forward Makes First La Liga Start. The young Barcelona academy player made his debut in the starting lineup. Coaches have praised his versatility. The club is placing growing emphasis on nurturing young talent.
Araujo saves Barcelona: Hansi Flick’s unexpected move brings success
Barcelona Defeats Girona Thanks to Flick’s Unconventional Decision. The clash between Barcelona and Girona ended with a tense finish. The Catalans faced significant challenges. An unusual tactical move decided the outcome of the match.
Barcelona footballer on the national team and personal views: candidly addressing controversial issues
Iñigo Martínez Explains Why Supporting Independence Doesn’t Prevent Him from Playing for Spain. Iñigo Martínez shared his views on balancing political beliefs with a sports career. He touched on the topic of independence and his participation in the national team. The footballer also commented on the team's prospects at the World Cup.
Lamine Yamal and Barcelona: Saudi Millions Fail to Tempt Catalan Club
Barcelona Denies Rumors of Lamine Yamal Record Transfer. Speculation has once again surrounded Lamine Yamal. The Catalan club has not confirmed any interest from Al-Hilal. The player is continuing his recovery from injury. His contract runs until 2031.
Barcelona Marks Spanish National Day: Catalan Emphasis and Fans’ Reactions
Barcelona Football Club Congratulates on Spanish National Day on Social Media. The Catalan club posted a congratulatory message on popular social networks. The post was accompanied by the region's symbols. The publication gained significant reach.
Barcelona introduces Ebrima Tuncara to the world: the 15-year-old prodigy is already shining
A New Football Talent Emerges Among Juniors in Barcelona. A new leader has been spotted among young players in the capital of Catalonia. The young athlete stands out on the field, with coaches and experts noting his impressive achievements.
La Fageda yogurts become a hit after sensational longevity study – what happened
Surge of Interest in La Fageda Yogurts After Story of Spanish Supercentenarian. Demand for La Fageda products has surged in Spain following a scientific analysis of the life of María Branyas Morera, who lived to 117. The company reports an unusual spike in orders and highlights its social mission.
Catalan government launches large-scale support for young people in the real estate market
Over 2,000 Mortgages Issued for Young Homebuyers in Catalonia. Catalonia is implementing a support program for young people purchasing their first home. More than two thousand mortgages are being processed. The average amount of assistance is 38,000 euros. Authorities are planning new initiatives.
138 works and unexpected parallels – how Miró changed American art
Major Exhibition on Miró and His American Connections Opens in Barcelona. A unique exhibition dedicated to Joan Miró’s influence on American art has opened in Barcelona. Visitors can explore rare works and fresh perspectives on the Catalan master’s legacy. The exhibition coincides with the foundation’s anniversary.
Catalan politics takes a new turn – Gaza march overshadows even Independence Day - Why thousands took to the streets of Barcelona
Barcelona March in Support of Gaza Attracts Record Number of Participants. A large-scale rally in support of Gaza residents was held in central Barcelona. The number of participants exceeded all expectations and sent a clear signal to Catalan politicians. Public attention has shifted dramatically.
Shocking details of Spaniards' return from Israeli prison – what are the authorities hiding
Spanish Humanitarian Mission Members Return After Detention in Israel. Spanish activists detained in Israel have arrived in Barcelona after 35 days in custody. They report violations and harsh treatment. Legal proceedings continue, and the return of the remaining participants is still awaited.
The upcoming Barcelona Fashion Week surprises with a new partnership and venue change – what awaits visitors
080 Barcelona Fashion Bids Farewell to Sant Pau and Receives Municipal Support. In October 2025, 080 Barcelona Fashion will take place at Sant Pau for the last time. For the first time, the event will be supported by Barcelona City Council. Organizers are preparing to relocate and introduce new formats for participants and audiences.
Protests in Catalonia escalate after the arrest of Ada Colau – what happens next
Detention of Colau and Flotilla Shakes Catalan Politics and Barcelona Streets. Catalonia has seen a wave of protests following the detention of the Global Sumud flotilla and Ada Colau. The region's political landscape is shifting amid the Gaza crisis. New leaders and parties are seeking to capitalize on the situation.
Barcelona loses to PSG at the Olympic Stadium: decisive goal scored in the final minutes
PSG Claims Victory Over Barcelona in a Tense Champions League Match. The encounter between the Spanish and French clubs ended with a win for the visitors. The match took place in Barcelona. The outcome was decided in the final moments.
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.
Why the Mossos Did Not Arrest Puigdemont in Front of the Crowd – Details of the August 8 Drama
Catalan Police Did Not Detain Puigdemont at Barcelona Rally. In August 2024, Catalan police did not attempt to detain Carles Puigdemont during his public appearance in Barcelona. The decision was explained by concerns over possible mass unrest. Authorities are currently investigating possible assistance in his escape.
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