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47 newsBarcelona Residents Allowed Nature Walks — But Not Everyone
Catalonia Eases Restrictions Over African Swine Fever Near Collserola. Catalan authorities have allowed individual walks in the natural areas of the second perimeter around Collserola. Strict bans remain in place within the first perimeter. An investigation is underway into a possible laboratory virus leak.
Alarming Statistics and New Measures: How Cities Are Seeking Solutions
Catalan Authorities Join Forces to Tackle Rising Homelessness. Catalonia has seen a sharp increase in homelessness. Municipalities are forming task forces and demanding more resources. Authorities are seeking joint solutions to address the crisis.
Mossos Operation: Seven Arrests, Weapons, Cash, and Six Labs – Case Details
Gang Busted in Barcelona with 1,200 Marijuana Plants and 60 kg of Ecstasy. Police in Barcelona and its suburbs have dismantled a drug trafficking network. Large quantities of drugs, weapons, and cash were seized. Seven people have been arrested, and the investigation is ongoing.
Catalonia prepares for largest migrant eviction in years – what happens next
Court Grants 15 Days to Evict 400 Migrants from Former Institute in Badalona. A court has authorized the urgent eviction of Catalonia’s largest migrant camp. The authorities failed to provide alternative housing for most residents. The decision has sparked controversy and raised concerns for the fate of hundreds of people.
One victim in critical condition as fire engulfs several rooms of apartment
Eight Injured in Residential Building Fire in Badalona Near Barcelona. A fire in Badalona led to the hospitalization of eight people, one of whom is in critical condition. Emergency services worked at the scene throughout the night.
Touching Moments: Dogs and Cats Say Goodbye to Owners in Mourning Room – A New Tradition in Badalona
A First in Catalonia: Badalona Allows Pets to Bid Farewell to Their Owners. Badalona now permits dogs and cats to say goodbye to their deceased owners—a first for Catalonia. The move has sparked a strong response from both families and experts.
Major Mossos d'Esquadra Operation — How the Fight Against Crime Is Changing in the Region
Nearly 4,000 Repeat Offenders Identified in Catalonia After Six Months of Kanpai Plan. Almost 4,000 active repeat offenders have been identified in Catalonia. In six months, 470 people have been detained. The police's new approach is already changing the situation in cities.
Mass arrests and hundreds of charges — Catalonia police intensify crackdown on repeat offenders - The operation is ongoing and more arrests may follow
70 Arrested in Catalonia During Major Police Operation Pla Kanpai. A major Pla Kanpai operation took place in Catalonia, resulting in the detention of dozens of suspects with hundreds of prior offenses. Police continue to conduct raids, and the number of arrests may rise.
Investors Flock to Barcelona and the Coast: How Rental Yields Are Changing in Catalonia
Catalan Coast and Megacity: Where Rental Properties Generate the Highest Income. Catalonia is seeing a steady rise in rental yields. Both the major urban area and coastal regions draw special attention. Experts assess price trends and investment prospects. Key factors affecting profitability are reviewed.
Catalonia Crime Ring: How a Criminal Network Exploited Vulnerable Foreigners and What Police Uncovered
Migrant Legalization Scheme Using Sham Marriages and Fake Documents Uncovered in Barcelona. In Catalonia, members of a network organizing fake marriages for migrants have been arrested. The cost for legalization reached up to 15,000 euros. The investigation revealed document forgery and human exploitation cases.
Seven Arrested: How a Badalona Family Clan Flooded Catalonia with Counterfeit Euros
Family Counterfeiting Ring Busted in Barcelona for Circulating Fake €100 Bills. Police in Badalona have arrested seven members of the same family suspected of distributing counterfeit €100 notes printed in Naples. The operation spanned several cities across Catalonia.
How much will you pay for real estate? Details on the latest changes in the Barcelona metropolitan area
Barcelona to Introduce New Tax for 240,000 Property Owners Starting 2026. From 2026, owners of apartments and parking spaces in Barcelona and its suburbs will face a new mandatory levy. The average annual payment will be €17.5. The change will impact tens of thousands of residents in the region’s largest cities.
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