Catalonia
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Catalans

Trial of Police Officers in the Pujol Case Brings Shocking Confessions and Mutual Accusations
In Madrid, during the Pujol case trial, former police officers clash over their roles, denying any involvement in illegal activities…
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Government

23-F Documents Declassified: Why Spaniards Expect No Surprises
The Spanish authorities are declassifying archives on the 1981 coup attempt. Experts are convinced that no new revelations will emerge.…
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Catalans

Villarejo Makes Bold Statement Surprising Twist in Pujol Family Case
A heated debate is unfolding in Spain around the Pujol case. Villarejo has denied any involvement in 'Operation Catalonia'. His…
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Laws

Fines up to 800 euros as Spain steps up tire inspections on the roads
Spain has tightened regulations on tire conditions. Violations now lead to hefty fines. New rules cover tire labeling, tread depth,…
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Courts

Spanish Prosecutor’s Office Surprising Changes and the Battle for Key Positions
A new era begins for Spain’s Prosecutor’s Office. Teresa Peramato’s decisions could shift the balance of power. Major appointments impact…
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Government

Politicians Clash Over 23-F Revelations: New Demands and Accusations
Spanish authorities unveil documents on the 1981 coup attempt. The opposition accuses the government of distracting public attention. Left-wing parties…
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Elections

Spanish left-wing parties risk losing influence due to divisions
Maíllo warns: division among the left leads to isolation. A new coalition could reshape the country's political landscape. Party decisions…
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Government

Spanish Parliament stuck on security law reform
The reform of the Civil Security Law in Spain has stalled once again. Parliament remains deadlocked due to disagreements between…
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Consumer

Voices of Concern Hello Kitty Sweets from Japan Raise Fears in Spain
A choking risk has been identified in Spain due to Hello Kitty sweets from Japan. Authorities are demanding an urgent…
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Agriculture

Why Mañueco’s Government in Castile and León Surprised Even the Skeptics
The authorities of Castile and León are betting on autonomy and rural support. New decisions on taxes and infrastructure are…
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Elections

The Union of the Left How the Balance of Power Will Shift in Spain’s Elections
Spain considers the idea of uniting left-wing parties for the elections. Analysis shows that even through joint efforts, the left…
Catalonia is an autonomous community in the northeast of Spain, with its capital in Barcelona. Catalans speak Catalan, a language closely related to Spanish but with its own distinctive features. Catalonia is renowned for its culture, history, and architecture, such as Gaudí’s works and the football club Barcelona. In recent years, Catalonia has seen political developments linked to the independence movement, which has led to tensions between the Spanish government and the Catalan authorities.
Catalonia, an autonomous region of Spain in the northeast of the Iberian Peninsula, boasts a rich culture, deep history, and its own unique language, Catalan. Visitors can admire Gaudí’s architecture, stroll through the narrow streets of Barcelona, and enjoy cuisine that blends traditional local flavors with avant-garde gastronomy. You can visit the romantic coastal town of Tossa de Mar, the striking city of Figueres with the Salvador Dalí Museum, and Girona, known for its castles and magnificent countryside views. Catalonia is also popular for outdoor activities, including rock climbing, bike tours, snowboarding, and a variety of water sports along the Mediterranean coast.



















