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551 newsTwo doctors launch a new Catalonia center offering comprehensive family support — what makes their project unique?
A Unique Center for Children and Adults with Autism and ADHD Opens in Girona. A new center in Girona now supports people with autism and ADHD. The facility offers early diagnosis and guidance for adapting to adult life. Parents and professionals have united to build a brighter future for children.
Major transport hub to transform Catalonia's logistics — Green impact and new jobs
Barcelona Launches Largest-Ever Railway Project for Port Worth €265 Million. Barcelona approves a major railway project for its port, with investments totaling €265 million. The new hub will cut emissions and ease road congestion. Find out how this will transform transportation and the environment in the region.
Biting cold and stormy winds — which parts of Spain will see the lowest temperatures this week?
Spain Hit by Freeze: Cold Weather Warnings Issued in Several Regions. Spain has recorded nighttime temperatures as low as -6°C. Weather alerts have been issued in several regions. Strong winds and coastal storms are also expected.
Scandal Over Pujol’s Wealth: Prosecutor Demands Politics Stay Out of Criminal Trial – Courtroom Drama Intensifies
Spanish prosecutors dismiss political defense by Pujol family in hidden assets trial. Spain’s anti-corruption prosecutor opposed attempts by the Pujol family’s defense to invalidate the trial. He insists on the legality of the evidence and demands the proceedings on money laundering charges continue.
Storm Alert: Giant Waves up to 12 Meters Threaten the Balearic Islands and Catalonia
Storm Winds and Giant Waves Batter Spain’s Mediterranean Coast. A powerful storm has struck eastern Spain, with winds and waves threatening the Balearic Islands and Catalonia. Authorities warn coastal areas of heightened risks.
Pujol Family on Trial: Seven Children of the Ex-Catalonia President Defend Themselves with Unexpected Strategies and Hidden Motives
Puchol Family in the Dock: Four Strategies to Fight the Accusations. Jordi Puchol’s seven children presented a united front in court over the hidden millions case. Each chose their own defense strategy. Discover how the family is responding to the threat of lengthy prison sentences.
Winter comes early to the Catalan Pyrenees — Masella opens its slopes before anyone else
Masella Launches Ski Season — Spain’s First Slope Opens This Wednesday. Masella in Girona kicks off the ski season earlier than anywhere else in Spain. Starting November 26, skiers can enjoy 11 km of slopes and fresh snow. Find out how preparations went and what awaits visitors.
Water becomes a luxury: how municipalization led to protests and distrust of authorities
San Llorenç de Sacalm residents outraged by steep hike in water bills after reform. Water bills in San Llorenç de Sacalm have skyrocketed. Locals demand fair rates and system changes. Authorities promise action, but public anger keeps mounting.
Scandal Over Pujol's Wealth: How 'Operation Catalonia' Impacts the Case – The Legal Drama Unfolds
Puchol Family Seeks Trial Annulment, Citing Police Interference in the Case. The family of the former Catalonia head insists on the case’s annulment, claiming the evidence was obtained illegally. The spotlight is on the role of special services and serious allegations.
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.
A new facility to strengthen the fight against drug trafficking — what will change in the region?
Seville to Build Andalusia’s Largest Warehouse for Confiscated Drugs. A state-of-the-art warehouse for storing 50 tons of seized drugs will be built in Seville. The project will cost €1.4 million and is expected to be completed within six months.
Inside PSOE: Discontent Grows and Parliament’s Work Continues — An Unexpected Twist
Landmark Supreme Court Ruling in Attorney General Case Shakes Socialists and Alters Political Mood. The Supreme Court’s verdict in the Attorney General case has sparked outrage among the Socialists, causing a dramatic shift within the party. PSOE leaders are now focused on consolidating their strength ahead of the elections.
Step into the spirit of medieval Catalonia: Over 60 tió logs await visitors in Mura
Christmas Gymkhana with Tions in Mura — A Family Adventure Just an Hour from Barcelona. From December 6 to January 6, Mura transforms into a Christmas fairy tale. More than 60 tions hide among its ancient streets. An extraordinary celebration for the whole family — don't miss it!
El Normal in Girona’s historic center shuts down after night fire — what’s behind the string of incidents?
Second Fire in a Month at Roca Brothers’ Restaurants: El Normal in Girona Hit This Time. A fire broke out overnight at El Normal restaurant in Girona. This is the second incident this month at venues owned by the Roca family. The exhaust system was damaged, but no one was hurt. Find out more about the incident and its aftermath in our report.
Where and When Spain's Christmas Lights Will Be Switched On: Complete Calendar by Region
When Will Christmas Lights Shine in Spanish Cities in 2025? Find out when Christmas lights will be switched on across Spain's major cities in 2025. The article includes date listings for each region—check to make sure you don’t miss the start of the festivities in your area.
Rodalies Passengers Face New Disruptions — Buses Replace Trains Once Again
Train Service Halted on R3 Line Between La Garriga and Puigcerdà Due to Cable Theft. Rail service between La Garriga and Puigcerdà has been completely suspended following a cable theft. Replacement buses have been deployed to transport passengers.
Spanish photographer reflects on the dictatorship years and forgotten lessons—Why did we fail to teach the youth what a dictatorship truly means?
Pilar Aymerich: Why Don't Young People Know About Franco's Dictatorship in Spain? Pilar Aymerich is alarmed that many Spaniards view the Franco dictatorship years positively. She believes society has failed to convey to the younger generation what life under the regime was truly like. Why is the memory of the past fading? Read on to find out.
Heavy snowfalls and storm winds paralyze the north – danger persists
Snowstorms and Storms Batter Northern Spain: Eight Regions on Alert. Northern regions of Spain have been hit by heavy snowfall and severe storms, prompting eight autonomous communities to declare an alert. Meteorologists warn of risks to residents and transportation.
Madrid Pledges up to 5 Billion, but Catalonia Remains Unmoved – Who Will Win the Budget Battle?
Catalonia Expects Billions More Euros from New Funding Scheme. Catalonia could receive up to 5 billion euros above its current budget. Regional authorities await Madrid’s decision on the new formula, but political disputes over the distribution of funds are intensifying.
Forget Mont Blanc — December in Vic Heats Up with Dragons, Knights, and Fiery Shows Awaiting Visitors
The Medieval Market Returns to Vic: A Perfect Family Getaway Near Barcelona. This December, Vic will once again transform into a medieval town. With over 300 stalls, knight tournaments, and fiery performances, discover why this event is a must-visit for the whole family.
Puigdemont Makes Another Bid to Return — But the Court Delays Its Verdict
Spanish Constitutional Court Delays Decision on Puigdemont Arrest Warrant. Puigdemont pushes for the arrest warrant to be lifted, but Spain's Constitutional Court is in no rush. Judges are carefully reviewing the case and aren't ready for a swift resolution. The outcome of this legal chess match remains uncertain.
Five Years After Opening: Why Residents of Palau de Santa Eulàlia Are Divided Over the School’s Future
Catalan Authorities Shut Down Rural School Following Mayor's Decision. The school in Palau de Santa Eulàlia, reopened after a 50-year hiatus, is being closed as the mayor plans to repurpose the building for municipal needs. The decision has divided residents and parents.
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.
How scammers duped investors and lenders: inside details of the scheme’s exposure across multiple regions
Large-Scale Property Power of Attorney Scam Uncovered in Spain. Twenty-two people have been arrested for their involvement in a sophisticated real estate fraud scheme. The perpetrators used forged documents to secure loans against other people’s properties. Losses for investors and financial institutions exceeded €1.2 million.
Barcelona and the Coastal Towns: Where Locals Can No Longer Afford to Buy Property
Property Prices in Catalonia Continue to Rise: Experts Warn of Overheating Market. Catalonia is seeing a steady increase in real estate prices. Analysts highlight areas with the most significant supply shortages. Both the luxury and mid-range segments are drawing attention.
Heavy rains hit Spain: regional responses to flood threats and the current situation
Authorities Maintain Rain Warnings in Cáceres and Ávila Despite Improving Conditions. Rain warnings remain in effect in Cáceres and Ávila. Authorities have activated emergency plans and sent alerts to residents. The situation is gradually stabilizing, but road restrictions and precautionary measures are still in place.
Jordi Pujol on Trial: Why an Acquittal Won’t Restore Public Trust
Artur Mas Believes Public Opinion Has Already Reached a Verdict in the Pujol Case. Artur Mas is convinced that even if the court acquits Pujol, his reputation has already suffered. The lengthy investigation and mounting public pressure have shaped opinions long before the verdict. Read on to find out how this will affect the public perception of Catalonia’s former leader.
On the eve of Andalusia elections: Why is the system failing despite record spending?
Andalusian Opposition: Record Budget Fails to Improve Healthcare and Social Services. Controversy erupts in Andalusia over the new budget. The opposition accuses authorities of deteriorating healthcare and education despite record funding. With elections approaching, tensions are running high.
Parliament debates tougher penalties and new rules for short-term rentals: What's about to change
Spanish Congress Resumes Debate on Laws Addressing Repeat Offenders and Rental Housing. Debates have begun in Spain’s lower house of parliament on two major initiatives. One seeks to tighten penalties for repeat petty crimes, while the other aims to regulate short-term rentals and room letting. Decisions on these matters could shift the political balance between parties and impact millions of residents.
Catalan party walks a tightrope between conservatives and socialists: how Junts holds onto its power
Junts Strengthens Political Independence Amid Changes in Catalonia. Junts asserts its independence by distancing itself from the government. The party maneuvers between Catalonia's political forces, aiming to maintain its key positions.
Secrets of the Girona Coast: What Is Hidden on the Ancient Fortress Island off Llançà?
The Castellar Islet: A Millennium of Costa Brava History on a Rocky Cliff. Along the Alt Empordà coast lies an enigmatic enclave that has witnessed countless eras unfold. Its stones bear the marks of ancient rituals and wars. This place holds the secrets of a thousand years of history.
The Arguinano Family Duo: How a Spanish Culinary Legend Passes the Torch to His Son and Surprises with a New Recipe Collection
Karlos Arguiñano Launches New Culinary Bestseller and Prepares TV Successors. Karlos Arguiñano unveils a cookbook featuring 560 easy and healthy recipes, with his son and sister joining the project. The chef promises he’s not leaving television and is preparing new surprises.
Two new lines and a focus on sustainability: how Catalonia's transport will transform by 2050
Catalan Authorities Launch Ambitious Railway Reform through 2050. Catalonia’s government has approved a long-term railway development strategy through 2050, focusing on new routes, population growth, and a shift to eco-friendly transport. Find out what changes are in store for the region.
Boom in online real estate deals: Why Telegram has become the new housing marketplace
Buying Apartments via Telegram: How Investors Snap Up Homes in Minutes Without Viewing. In Spain, investors are rapidly buying up apartments through Telegram without setting foot inside the properties. This trend is reshaping the market and fueling debate. Discover how the new system works and what consequences it brings.
Catalan Ombudswoman Calls for Reform of Age Restrictions: What Could Change for Teenagers
Catalonia Proposes Lowering Voting Age to 16 and Expanding Youth Rights. Catalonia is considering lowering the voting age to 16. Lawmakers are also debating changes to other age restrictions affecting young people, with new initiatives potentially impacting education, healthcare, and access to housing.
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