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409 newsWomen Lead the Centenarian Boom: How Catalonia's Population is Aging
Catalonia Registers Over 3,000 Centenarians for the First Time. The number of people over 100 years old in Catalonia has surpassed 3,000. Women make up the vast majority. Barcelona remains the region with the highest number of centenarians.
Catalonia's Early Diagnosis Program Sparks Debate: Regional Authorities Respond
Catalan Authorities Explain Why Breast Cancer Screening Is Not Being Expanded. The Catalan government maintains that its breast cancer screening program operates smoothly. The opposition is calling for an increase in the eligible age range and demands clarification. Authorities say changes will be made if necessary, but see no current issues.
Catalan Youth Turning Away from Democracy: What’s Behind the Shift in Attitudes?
One in Three Catalans Doubt the Benefits of Democracy as a System. Skepticism towards democracy is rising in Catalonia, especially among young people. A recent study reveals alarming trends in attitudes towards government, migration, and social issues. Find out how Catalan perspectives are shifting.
Spanish Monarchy at a Crossroads: Why Zapatero Believes Leonor Will Surpass Her Father
Zapatero Confident: Juan Carlos I Memoirs Will Bolster Felipe VI. Zapatero believes the former king's memoirs will reinforce Felipe VI's authority. He also hopes Princess Leonor may one day surpass the current monarch. The politician commented on the situation in Valencia and the role of PSOE.
Scandal Erupts Around Daniel de Alfonso: How the Former Official Landed in Court
Former Head of Catalonia's Anti-Corruption Office Ordered to Pay Back €82,000. A court has ordered the former director of Catalonia's Anti-Corruption Office to return €82,000. Part of the sum is considered overdue, but the court highlighted serious negligence in the official's actions. Details of the case and its implications are covered in our report.
75th Anniversary Celebration: New Prizes, Record Jackpots, and Nationwide Broadcast
Barcelona Renames Catalonia’s Top Literary Night and Expands Its Format. Barcelona’s traditional Santa Llúcia literary evening has a new name and format. Now called Nit de les Lletres Catalanes, the event will present 12 awards—including new categories and record prize amounts. The ceremony will be held at MNAC and broadcast live on TV.
Few People Visit This Gaudí Castle—Why You Need to See It Now
Bellesguard Tower: Gaudí’s Hidden Gem with the Spirit of a Medieval Castle. A unique Gaudí creation is tucked away in Barcelona, blending Gothic and Modernist styles. This building harbors centuries-old secrets of the Aragonese kings. Authorities are preparing a new restoration project for it.
Otter Trail in the Pyrenees: Unlock a Hidden World of Glacial Lakes and Waterfalls
A Hiking Route in Catalonia Worth Exploring: Paradise of Lakes and Mountain Peaks. Discover a unique trail in the Pyrenees, where glacial lakes and dense forests await you. The perfect spot for nature lovers and hiking enthusiasts. Learn more about Catalonia’s hidden gem.
Valencia President Under Fire: Faces Outcry from Families of State Funeral Victims
Carlos Mazón to Address the Public After Scandal at Memorial Ceremony. Carlos Mazón has announced an upcoming public statement following harsh criticism during a memorial ceremony in Valencia. Despite mounting pressure, he has no plans to resign. The politician intends to meet with victims’ families and restore public trust.
Major Real Estate Deal in Spain: Argis Acquires Residential Properties from Acciona
Acciona to Deliver Over 1,000 Apartments in Madrid, Barcelona and Terrassa for €324 Million. Acciona has signed an agreement to sell residential complexes in three Spanish cities. The deal includes properties at various stages of construction. The projects are expected to be completed by 2026. The company continues to expand its sustainable housing portfolio.
A Pyrenean Gem: Discover the Stunning Trail Through Golden Forests and Glacial Lakes
Discover Spain’s Most Spectacular Hiking Trail in the Picturesque Catalan Pyrenees. The Catalan Pyrenees are home to extraordinary places, especially stunning in autumn. Explore the perfect hiking route—wooden bridges and mirror-like lakes await you.
Court investigates why President Mazón missed emergency calls: controversy grows over the lunch at El Ventorro
Valencia Disaster Investigation: Key Witness and Missed Calls. Journalist Maribel Vilaplana stands at the center of the Valencia tragedy case. Her testimony could shed light on official actions during a critical moment. The court seeks answers as to why the president ignored crucial calls.
Investigation Amid Valencia Floods: Why Is a Journalist Being Asked to Provide Proof?
Catalroja Judge Demands Vilaplana’s Parking Receipt After Meeting with Mazon. A judge from Catalroja has requested journalist Maribel Vilaplana’s parking receipt after her lunch with Carlos Mazón on the day of the Valencia floods. Investigators are seeking to confirm the timing of their meeting. Details in our report.
Court Imposes Transport Ban: How Serial Pickpockets Were Tracked Down on Tarragona's Public Transit
Two Men from Tarragona Banned from City Buses for a Year. In Tarragona, two men have been prohibited from using city buses after being caught following a string of thefts targeting passengers. The court imposed a one-year ban from public transport.
Two Thousand Years on Stage: The Controversial Restoration That Saved an Ancient Theater
Roman Theatre in Sagunto: Living Heritage Through Centuries and Controversy. The ancient theatre in Sagunto lives on. It has survived centuries and controversial changes. Today, applause rings out once again within its walls. Discover its remarkable story.
Parents Raise Alarm: Public Schools Lose Ground as Classroom Distribution Becomes Unbalanced
Catalonia Faces Calls to Shut 129 Private School Classes Amid Excess Seats. A surplus of places has been identified in Catalonia's private schools. Parents are demanding the closure of 129 classes to balance supply and demand. The focus is shifting towards giving priority to public educational institutions.
Why Junts is Resetting Its Political Strategy: New Challenges and Rivals in Catalonia
Junts Shifts Course: Breaks with the Government, Seeks Greater Influence in Catalonia. Junts is relaunching its political agenda, cutting ties with the PSOE. The party is aiming to strengthen its position in Catalonia, challenging both PSC and far-right separatists. Find out what's driving this move.
Catalonia’s Economic Leap: The Ambitious Plan to Top Europe by 2030
Catalonia Launches Ambitious Program to Attract Foreign Investment by 2030. Catalonia aims to draw in €6 billion in investments by 2030. Authorities plan to create 45,000 new jobs, focusing on industry, technology, and sustainable development.
City Authorities Push for Total Ban: What Awaits the Housing Market and Tourism in 2028
Barcelona Hoteliers Demand to Preserve Tourist Apartments in Separate Buildings. A heated debate is unfolding in Barcelona over the future of tourist rentals. Hoteliers insist that apartments in dedicated buildings should remain, while city officials plan to tighten regulations and increase taxes for visitors.
The Ice Age giant comes to CosmoCaixa: how the mammoth became the museum's new icon
A Unique Mammoth Arrives in Barcelona: CosmoCaixa Adds a Rare Exhibit to Its Collection. CosmoCaixa now features a mammoth skeleton assembled from the bones of three different animals. The exhibit has become the museum's new highlight, already drawing thousands of visitors. Discover what makes it special and why its story matters.
Catalan leader moves to opposition: why Junts is withdrawing its support from Madrid
Puigdemont Announces Split with PSOE: What’s Next for Sánchez’s Government? Carles Puigdemont has announced that Junts will end its cooperation with Sánchez’s government. The Catalan party moves into opposition and is putting the decision to a vote among its members. This could shift the balance of power in parliament.
Girona, Barcelona, and Sevilla: Where Are Occupied Properties Sold the Most?
Over 23,000 Occupied Apartments Put Up for Sale in Spain. The number of apartments for sale without ownership rights is increasing in Spain. These listings now account for 3% of all properties on the market. Girona leads all cities in this category.
In 2026, Catalonia will change its scholarship allocation system – what does this mean for students?
Catalonia Prepares Reform of Scholarship System and University Education. Catalan authorities are planning to change the way scholarships are distributed and universities are developed. Officials are discussing new mechanisms to support students and researchers. Changes are expected in the funding and structure of the region’s higher education system.
This Catalan city refused to hand over 100 girls to the invaders—what happened next
A Catalan Town Lost in the Pyrenees with a Legend of Pride and Dignity. In the heart of the Pyrenees lies an ancient town whose history preserves a tale of courage. Its residents once made a fateful choice. Discover this symbol of Catalan resistance.
A unique chance to ride the legendary train for just three euros – only two days left
Legendary Catalan ‘Frog’ Train to Make Its Final Journeys in 2025 – Tickets Now on Sale. The historic train will return to the tracks. Passengers will have a chance to step back in time. Travel through Catalonia’s picturesque landscapes. Discover details about this unique event.
Shocking Details About the Death of the Mango Owner – What the Investigation Is Hiding and Why the Heir Is Under Suspicion
The Last Hours of Isak Andic: Tragedy in Montserrat and Suspicions of Son's Involvement in Murder. The death of Isak Andic, founder of Mango, shocked Spain in December 2024. Nearly a year later, investigators are leaning toward a murder theory, with the businessman's son emerging as the prime suspect.
Catalonia prepares for a major strike in support of Palestine — what will remain open and how it will affect daily life
How the October 15 Strike Will Affect Transport and Hospitals in Catalonia. Catalonia has announced restrictions on transport, healthcare, and education due to the October 15 strike. Authorities have set minimum service levels for key sectors. Changes to the region’s usual daily life are expected.
Catalan authorities may limit apartment purchases to combat speculation—what this means for the market
Barcelona Considers Temporary Ban on Buying Property for Investment. Catalonia is considering a temporary restriction on buying apartments not intended for personal use. The measure is aimed at curbing speculation and protecting city residents. The decision may apply only to specific areas and for a limited period.
Catalonia recovers from the storm: thousands of cars underwater, schools closed—what else happened
Southern Catalonia Assesses Damage After Storm Alisa and Major Floods. Southern regions of Catalonia are grappling with the aftermath of Storm Alisa. Floods, road closures, and school cancellations have disrupted daily life. Authorities warn of possible further rainfall and urge residents to remain vigilant.
The weather offers no respite: new downpours and storms hit the coast – what’s next?
Mediterranean Spain and the Balearic Islands Under Threat of Heavy Rains Again. Spain's eastern coast and the Balearic Islands remain under a weather alert. Torrential rain and thunderstorms are forecast, especially between Tarragona and Valencia. Meteorologists warn of possible new disruptions and consequences.
Catastrophic rainfall in Catalonia – schools closed, roads flooded, hundreds rescued
Heavy Rains Paralyze Southern Tarragona and Prompt Mass Evacuations. A state of emergency has been declared in five districts in southern Tarragona due to extreme rainfall. Schools and social institutions have been closed, and transportation disrupted. Hundreds of residents have been forced to leave their homes.
Emergency Stop: What Happened to the Euromed Train in Catalonia - Passengers Await Rescue
Hundreds of Passengers Stranded on Euromed Train Near Tarragona Due to Breakdown. Near the city of Reus (Tarragona), a Euromed train came to a sudden stop due to a technical malfunction. Around 300 people were trapped on board. Technicians are working to fix the issue and return the train to service.
Catalan government launches large-scale support for young people in the real estate market
Over 2,000 Mortgages Issued for Young Homebuyers in Catalonia. Catalonia is implementing a support program for young people purchasing their first home. More than two thousand mortgages are being processed. The average amount of assistance is 38,000 euros. Authorities are planning new initiatives.
Architectural deception in the heart of Catalonia — why everyone thinks it's Gaudí
There Is a Gaudí Twin-Building in Catalonia—a Modernist Masterpiece Few Know About. An astonishing structure stands in Catalonia. Its shapes evoke the great master, yet it was built by a completely different architect. Discover this modernist secret.
Why Price Control Violators Still Go Unpunished in Catalonia – Surprising Details
Catalonia Not Yet Issuing Fines for Exceeding Housing Rent Limits. Catalan authorities admit there are currently no fines for violating housing rent limits. The reasons include delays in legal procedures and a shortage of inspectors. Changes are expected by the end of 2025. The region is preparing for large-scale construction of new housing.
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