A bus plunged down a 20-metre embankment in Fogars de Montclús on Sunday. The SEM reported 83 people treated and seven seriously injured; firefighters resumed searches on Monday to check for anyone else.
A woman from Malgrat de Mar remained missing after a swollen stream swept her away in Cabrera de Mar. Her daughter was rescued by the girl’s father as Cabrils recorded 37.8 litres per square metre in 10 minutes.
A drivers' stoppage halted Rodalies after days of heavy rain. Trains were suspended across basic routes, while buses and other services could not handle the demand.
A Sestao resident has won 573,615 euros in La Primitiva. The winning ticket was validated at a local lottery office. Several other regions also saw impressive prizes distributed.
A Catalan court ruled that firing a veteran employee for failing to clock in for seven days was excessive, awarding him €42,671 in compensation. The ruling puts proportionality and due process at the center of workplace discipline.
Making Spanish neighborhoods more attractive can raise housing costs, hitting low-income families hardest. Economist Joan Monràs argues that without more homes, upgrades can push out existing residents and widen social divides.
Excitement surges across Spain as the national team returns to a World Cup semifinal after 16 years. Public squares fill with fans, and local hero Lamine Yamal draws special attention. Rivalries intensify ahead of a decisive night.
Five minors have been arrested in Mataró after a homophobic attack during local festivities. The incident occurred when a young man was assaulted after kissing another boy. Police have placed the suspects at the disposal of the Juvenile Prosecutor.
Alejandro Sanz performed at RCDE Stadium, attracting 34,000 attendees. The concert gained momentum after a slow beginning, with the artist's charisma and classic hits winning over the audience.
Macba is taking its collection beyond the museum and into everyday spaces. Artworks are now on display across Catalonia, from hairdressers and bakeries to buses. The project aims to make contemporary art more accessible.
Catalan government allocates €800 million for budget compromises. The Catalan authorities have set aside €800 million for agreements with ERC and Comunes on the 2026 budget. The key issues are support for teachers and new investments. The decision will shape the future of several social and infrastructure projects.
Hundreds of restrictions and urgent repairs Catalonia’s rail network under threat. Catalonia’s railway system is facing a severe crisis. Authorities have announced emergency works in the Garraf tunnels and the introduction of new bus routes. These measures will impact thousands of passengers and disrupt familiar travel patterns.
Catalonia paralyzed as thousands trapped by sudden transport collapse. A sudden halt of all commuter trains in Catalonia has left hundreds of thousands of passengers stranded. People search for answers in panic while authorities are at a loss. What’s behind this new transport failure – details inside
Catalan Government Invests €87 Million to Buy 1,000 Apartments from InmoCaixa. The Catalan government has acquired 1,000 apartments from InmoCaixa for €87.2 million. This deal will expand the affordable housing stock and provide tenants with greater security. Discover which cities will receive the new apartments.
New Intercity Bus Routes and Enhanced Lines Launched in Catalonia. Four new intercity bus routes have been launched in Catalonia, and express services have been extended to improve transport accessibility to universities and major cities. A budget of 17 million euros has been allocated to these initiatives, aiming to increase service quality and frequency for a growing number of passengers.
