A Barcelona judge has upheld the dismissal of Carmen Macías, TMB’s former compliance director, for workplace harassment. The court rejected her claim that she was fired in retaliation for investigating allegations against other executives.
ERC's 2025 accounts reveal a major shift: member fees now surpass leadership contributions. The party reports impressive cost-cutting, while electoral losses have reshaped its income sources.
Catalonia's president, Salvador Illa, points to Vietnam's strategic role in the region's exports. His visit reflects efforts to grow Catalan businesses' presence in Southeast Asia. The trip comes as education and infrastructure debates intensify at home.
Morrissey closed Barcelona's Barts Festival with a concert shaped by his familiar obsessions. The night brought vegan-only food and anti-bullfighting videos, followed by a dramatic summer storm.
Train traffic on the R2 Nord and R3 lines has resumed after a major sinkhole in Vallbona halted service. Adif completed urgent repairs, but speed restrictions remain. Rail disruptions affected thousands of commuters.
Andrea García Cano, just 22, is Spain’s youngest female truck driver. She explains why she chose the work and how she handles risks on day and night routes, while pointing to changes the industry still needs.
Barcelona’s Bicing users report widespread electric-bike failures and unreliable app data, including faulty brakes. The city’s public bike system is under pressure as maintenance problems and technical failures disrupt daily commutes.
Ninety years after Barcelona's 1936 military uprising was crushed, a new documentary spotlights García Oliver and the CNT's basic role. The film prompts reflection on Spain's social progress and current threats to hard-won rights.
Lola Índigo interrupted her Share Festival performance in Barcelona after a sudden fainting episode. Medical staff intervened, and the show was suspended. The singer later addressed her condition and apologized to fans.
Eduardo ‘El Campanero’ has won La Voz Kids 2026, with the public vote deciding the outcome after a night of standout performances. The final brought together talented contestants and coaches, alongside special guests.
A major cable theft has forced a full suspension of the R3 Rodalies line in Catalonia. Thousands of passengers are affected. The incident adds to ongoing rail disruptions and delays across the region.
Barcelona will allocate millions to help vulnerable families install air conditioning and heat pumps. The city council approved two proposals to tackle climate inequality during heatwaves. Debate centered on rental impacts and administrative hurdles.
Spain's proposed tobacco law would extend smoking bans to beaches and terraces. Experts say the reform is incomplete without higher taxes and tighter controls on tobacco sales. Parliament's process ended before the proposed restrictions took effect.
A generation of Catalan sports journalists is stepping down from TV3 and Catalunya Ràdio, marking a shift in how sports are covered across the region. Their legacy is shaping the next era of sports media.
A 54-year-old worker died after being struck while on duty at the Camp Nou renovation site. This is the first fatal workplace accident since the stadium’s overhaul began in June 2023. Emergency services responded but could not save him.
The Barcelona Metropolitan Area has demanded explanations from three bidders in a €1 billion water contract. Veolia and two consortiums must justify their low prices. The process could reshape water management for 250,000 residents.
Pedro Sánchez has spent over two decades as a Vueling captain. Now, his daughter Lucía has joined the airline as a co-pilot, turning shared family stories into a shared profession. Their journey highlights how aviation can reshape family bonds and career ambitions.
Barcelona authorities say 40% of families evacuated after the L9 metro sinkhole still have no timeline for returning home. Around 60% are expected to return by early August, while many others remain in limbo.
Catalonia will deploy 700 Mossos d'Esquadra officers alongside reinforced emergency services for the August 12 solar eclipse. Authorities expect 50,000 visitors at 23 official viewing sites, with strict traffic controls and health warnings in place.
David Bondia will remain Síndic de Barcelona for another five years. The city council backed his reappointment, with the PP abstaining and Vox voting against. The process highlighted ongoing debates over the role and selection of the city ombudsman.
Rubén Blades gave what may be his last Barcelona concert, delivering a powerful show. The legendary artist moved between classics and new songs, showing his lasting influence on Latin music. The night ended with the crowd singing together.
Catalonia’s president, Salvador Illa, begins a six-day visit to Vietnam and Singapore. The trip aims to boost exports and attract Asian investment, while also strengthening air links, with meetings planned with top officials and business leaders.
Don Omar reportedly performed at Barcelona’s Estadi Olímpic before 55,000 fans. The reggaeton icon continues his world tour despite repeated retirement announcements, with a setlist of major collaborations and his biggest hits.
A gas explosion during metro works in Sants injured eight people as a towering blaze burned for more than 12 hours. Recent rail sinkholes in Sarrià-Sant Gervasi and Nou Barris have added to public unease. Authorities urge calm as investigations continue.
Catalonia’s tax authorities uncovered €333 million in tax fraud in 2025, a 13% increase. Most cases involved inheritance and wealth taxes, with property taxes also prominent. Authorities also identified false business relocations.
A specialty café in Viladecans, Barcelona, required €105,000 to launch. Owner Lorena details her earnings and costs, and explains why breaking even is tougher than it looks. Her story offers a rare, detailed look at the economics of Spain’s independent coffee scene.
Oriol Junqueras and eight former officials have appealed a Tribunal de Cuentas decision, arguing that the court ignored a basic EU ruling on the amnesty law. The case affects dozens of former Catalan government members.
Catalonia is set to update legal language on disability. Lawmakers approved a fast-tracked reform to replace outdated and offensive terms in 25 regional laws. The change aligns with international standards and affects basic areas of public policy.
A woman in Catalonia must repay more than €32,000 after Social Security found she had spent nearly two years in Morocco and exceeded income limits. The court upheld the pension’s cancellation, citing strict residency and financial rules for non-contributory disability benefits.
A major gas explosion near Sants metro station injured eight workers and triggered a fire that was still burning Thursday morning. Barcelona officials are pressing the regional government and contractors for explanations, while local businesses remain closed.
Six months after the Gelida accident, Rodalies still faces major delays and cancellations. Passenger numbers have partially recovered, but service remains unreliable. June data shows that half of trains missed their scheduled times.
A British interpreter’s statement has cast doubt on Jonathan Andic’s account of events surrounding his father’s fatal fall in Montserrat. Her testimony raises questions about omissions in his defense and intensifies scrutiny of the case.
A five-meter guillotine has appeared in Trasanquelos, a Galician village of 70 residents. The work, by Catalan artist Carlos Pazos, is turning the rural enclave into an unexpected hub for contemporary art.
A gas explosion at the Plaça de Sants metro works in Barcelona injured eight workers, including two seriously. Emergency crews fought a persistent fire and cordoned off the area. The incident disrupted transport and triggered a regional emergency alert.
The Catalan Parliament has ended its inquiry into DGAIA scandals without assigning political blame. Most parties backed the report, while Junts opposed it. The case exposed deep flaws in child protection oversight.
