A copper cable theft has forced a full suspension of the R3 Rodalies line, disrupting basic routes between L’Hospitalet and Puigcerdà. Authorities are working to restore service amid ongoing infrastructure challenges.
Esquerra Republicana has launched a disciplinary process against Marc Puigtió, its mayoral candidate in Girona, after leaked audio revealed his harsh criticism of party colleagues. The incident has prompted a formal investigation and a public apology.
A Junts deputy clashed with police in La Junquera over language use and a DNI fee. The dispute escalated into mutual complaints and official reports, drawing renewed attention to language rights in Catalonia.
Isaac Padrós, a Junts MP, has accused a National Police officer in Girona of discriminatory and humiliating conduct during his daughter's ID renewal. His complaint alleges violations of civic rights and official misconduct.
The 40th Festival de Peralada is adapting to construction delays, shifting basic events and focusing on sustainability and new talent. Director Oriol Aguilà describes the festival’s developing identity and commitment to excellence.
A Bonoloto ticket sold in Carrizal-Ingenio claims the €700,000 jackpot. The Gordo de la Primitiva rolls over with no top winner, while ONCE awards its Sueldazo to ticket number 01727, series 036.
A 74-year-old woman drowned at Sant Pol beach in Sant Feliu de Guíxols. Lifeguards and emergency teams responded, but resuscitation was unsuccessful. The incident comes amid a sharp rise in beach fatalities this season.
Salvador Illa and most Catalan parties have condemned Ripoll’s mayor for appointing her daughter to the local police. The debate centers on public ethics, rather than legality, and exposes tensions over transparency in municipal hiring.
A shootout between rival groups in La Mina left no one injured but put residents at risk. Police detained four suspects and seized seven firearms. The incident has heightened concerns about armed violence in the area.
Junts per Catalunya has challenged Mayor Sílvia Orriols after her daughter was hired as an interim police officer. The party wants Orriols to hand over security duties to avoid a conflict of interest, while the mayor defends the process.
Ripoll’s mayor appointed her 19-year-old daughter as an interim police officer. The urgent, direct selection process has raised questions about transparency. The mayor made basic decisions despite regulations requiring officials to recuse themselves from hiring processes involving direct relatives.
A month after a wildfire devastated 2,200 hectares in Les Gavarres, new growth is visible. Experts expect natural recovery, but full restoration will take decades. The field and local life remain deeply affected.
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.
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.
Susanna Griso and Luis Enríquez held a civil wedding at a luxury hotel in S'Agaró, Girona. The event brought together 200 guests, including media figures, in a relaxed Mediterranean atmosphere. No magazine exclusives were arranged.
Spain’s Supreme Court has erased the convictions of eight people linked to the Catalonia protests. The decision follows the EU court’s support for the amnesty law and affects those prosecuted after the 2019 verdict.
A fresh cable theft at La Sagrera station has halted high-speed trains between Barcelona and Girona. Authorities report ongoing delays and complex repairs. The incident follows another major theft that caused fires and severe damage.
Residents in Girona's Barri Vell are pushing to end fee breaks for film crews. Locals say repeated shoots disrupt daily life and want production companies to pay full municipal fees.
Six leading Catalan pro-independence groups have announced a coordinated Diada demonstration aimed at restoring unity and public momentum after years of declining turnout. Organizers say political cohesion is urgently needed.
A woman was found dead with signs of violence in Soses, Lleida. Mossos d’Esquadra launched a criminal investigation. In Girona, police are searching for a man suspected of arson targeting his former partner.
Espanyol’s squad, led by Manolo González, will play its first preseason friendly against UE Olot this Saturday. After nine days of training, the team will test its progress in Olot, following a closed morning session.
Carla Nieto appears on 'Pasapalabra' this week, drawing attention to her acting career and reported brief relationship with Risto Mejide. The episode highlights her professional path and speculation around their connection.
Catalonia is urging the Spanish government to reintroduce highway tolls, arguing that rising traffic and accidents demand urgent action. The proposal aims to avoid regional disparities and fund road maintenance.
Civil Protection has extended heat and wildfire alerts in Catalunya. Emergency services remain on high alert. Access to eight nature reserves is restricted as temperatures soar and fire risk intensifies.
Princess Leonor and Infanta Sofía joined young Girona Foundation participants at Empúries, the only Iberian site with remains of both Greek and Roman cities. The visit followed the Princess of Girona Awards ceremony in Barcelona.
The Catalan government is urging teachers to reconsider a strike planned for the first day of school. Officials warn of its potential impact on students and stress their right to education. Talks with unions remain stalled.
A new report finds that more than 60% of Catalonia’s largest cities hinder access to municipal registration. Vulnerable groups, especially migrants, face the greatest obstacles, raising concerns about public service planning.
Junts has left the Girona city government, ending the tripartite coalition. Guanyem and ERC now govern with only 11 of 27 council seats. The move comes ten months before municipal elections and follows rising tensions.
Spanish police have broken up a criminal group accused of large-scale online fraud. Four suspects were arrested in Spain and Portugal, with another in Panama. The group allegedly laundered millions through fake investments and complex banking schemes.
Illegal home occupation reports in Spain declined in 2025, but Catalonia remains the epicenter. The region accounted for nearly 40% of all criminal complaints, far above its share of the population. New mediation rules and security measures are changing the picture.
The Catalan government has unveiled a draft law to guarantee the editorial independence of the Agència Catalana de Notícies. The measure aims to end political control and secure stable funding for the agency.
At least 12 people have died in the Los Gallardos wildfire, making it the deadliest on record in Andalusia. The incident recalls other major fire tragedies in Spain, including Lloret de Mar and Guadalajara.
Paula Badosa relies on Begur, a Costa Brava village, to recover from the pressures of the tennis circuit. The town offers her a rare escape from global attention and a critical source of mental strength.
Firefighters in Girona remain on alert as high temperatures and shifting winds threaten to reignite the La Bisbal d’Empordà wildfire. The blaze has damaged homes and prompted emergency responses, and remains a concern for local authorities.
A powerful heatwave is hitting Catalunya, pushing temperatures above 40°C. Authorities have activated emergency plans amid extreme wildfire risk, especially in Girona. The situation is expected to worsen in the coming days.
