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400 newsWho is behind the attack on a major platform in Catalonia
Filmin Office in Barcelona Vandalized After Scandal Over Protest Documentary. The Filmin office in Barcelona was targeted after the release of a controversial film. The platform faces accusations of supporting repression. Tensions over the documentary are escalating.
Why Catalonia Was Caught Off Guard by the Storm and What Happens Next
Storm Harry slams eastern Spain with heavy rain snow and massive waves. Eastern Spain has been hit hard by Storm Harry Heavy rains snow and waves up to 7 meters have paralyzed Catalonia and the Balearic Islands Authorities warn of further dangers
What are authorities hiding after the railway tragedy
Pedro Sánchez declares mourning and pledges to uncover causes of Adamus disaster. Spain shaken by railway disaster in Adamus. Authorities declare mourning and promise full transparency. Public demands answers and unity.
How will Rodalies passengers’ journeys change in the coming years
Catalonia to launch new company to manage suburban trains from 2027. A new era for rail transport management begins in Catalonia. Rodalies de Catalunya will bring together Renfe and regional government efforts. Rapid changes are unlikely, but a shift is on the horizon.
What lies behind Barcelona apartment ads and who's really behind them
Tenants in Catalonia to be informed of their landlord’s identity and maximum rent. Catalan authorities plan to reform rental rules. Listings will now include more information about owners and rent limits. The new measures will impact thousands of apartments and tenants.
What Leaders of Spain and Catalonia Are Discussing Behind Closed Doors
Secret meetings between Sánchez and Junqueras before January talks revealed. Pedro Sánchez and Oriol Junqueras held two secret meetings ahead of the official negotiations. The government does not disclose details but confirms the meetings took place. Authorities emphasize their openness to dialogue.
The untold story behind this year's record-breaking Catalan airport figures
El Prat Airport Passenger Numbers in 2025 Surpassed All Expectations. El Prat Airport handled 57.5 million passengers in 2025, exceeding its design capacity. Authorities are preparing for major upgrades and new terminals.
What secrets does 1970s Barcelona hold in a writer’s memories
Merce Ibars invites readers to a book discussion in Barcelona. A new season of the Quadern book club begins in Barcelona. Merce Ibars will share stories about life in the city in the 1970s. Discover how personal history intertwines with the spirit of the era
How much can you save on travel across the country this summer
Spain launches €60 unlimited pass for all state trains and buses. Spain introduces a single monthly travel pass for €60 covering all state-run trains and buses. The new ticket is already on sale and will be valid starting January 19, 2026.
Will Catalonia Find a Way Out of Its Budget Deadlock in 2026
Catalan government expects Junts backing in key financing vote. Debate over Catalonia’s new budget intensifies. Authorities remain optimistic about swift approval despite disagreements. Spotlight on Junts stance and ERC demands.
Why the Disappearance of Otters Has Catalonia on Alert
Otters Return to the Monsan River How Tarragona’s Ecology Has Changed in 40 Years. For the first time in decades, otters have been spotted again in Monsan. Their return signals changes in the region’s ecology. But whether they’re here to stay remains an open question
Who is behind the mysterious film and what risk does it pose to business
Scandal in Tarragona Investigation Launched Against Costco Suppliers Over Media Campaign. Authorities in Tarragona are investigating how a media campaign may have influenced business contracts. Suppliers working with Costco have found themselves at the center of a legal dispute. Major deals and company reputations are now at stake.
What really happened that night in Barcelona and Tarragona
Two Tragic Fires in Catalonia Claim Lives of Men in L’Hospitalet and Constanti. Two fires in Catalonia claimed the lives of men aged 77 and 54. Emergency services in L’Hospitalet and Constanti fought to save them. Details of the incidents in our report.
Who will snag a €9 ticket for the high-speed train
Ouigo launches major ticket sale across Spain up to 33 euros. Ouigo offers 680,000 tickets at discounted prices. Travel available on all routes. Offer valid until January 14—don't miss your chance.
How One Woman Changed the Course of Catalonia Forever
Maria Eugenia Cuenca, the First Woman in the Catalan Government, Has Died. Maria Eugenia Cuenca has passed away at the age of 78 She became the first woman in the Catalan government and her impact on regional politics remains a subject of debate
How alliances between parties could reshape Catalonia's political scene
Catalan authorities urge Junts to open talks with Socialists for the region's future. The head of Catalonia’s administration has called on Junts to begin talks with the Socialists. He believes that only joint decisions can help the region move forward. Authorities say this is key to countering the rise of the far right.
How life in Catalonia will change for locals next year
Catalan government to expand citizen service offices in 2026. New service centers will open across Catalonia in 2026. Five mobile offices will reach remote areas. Authorities to invest 13 million euros in network expansion.
Why new driving regulations may not take effect in 2025
Why Spain Cannot Lower the Legal Blood Alcohol Limit for Drivers. Plans to lower Spain's legal blood alcohol limit for drivers are at risk. Political disagreements are stalling reform. Find out how this affects road safety.
Castle Land or Gothic Kingdom? The Surprising Origin of the Name Catalonia
The Origin of the Name Catalonia and the Secrets Hidden Within. The name Catalonia holds many secrets. Its origins remain a subject of debate. There are several intriguing theories, each shedding light on the region's rich history. Discover all the versions behind this name.
Holiday disaster leaves dozens homeless and searching for answers
Over 80 People Spend Christmas in Tents Under a Bridge in Badalona. Dozens forced to live under a bridge in Badalona after eviction. No permanent housing was offered. Their future remains uncertain, even at Christmas.
Why Young Catalans Are Losing Interest in Education and What Can Change This
Catalonia re-enrolls one in seven teens who dropped out of school. Catalonia launches a program to bring youth back to the classroom. Already 15% of former dropouts have resumed their studies. Experts seek causes and new solutions to the issue.
Why is Catalonia seeing a boom in private schools today
Public School Shortage in Catalonia Why the System Fails Many. Catalonia faces a shortage of public school places Private schools dominate affluent areas The education system deepens social inequality
A Catalan City Braces for Major Changes — What Residents Can Expect
Alcanar Authorities to Demolish Homes in Risk Zones Following Series of Floods. Alcanar has begun assessing homes slated for demolition due to flood risk. Authorities plan to purchase and dismantle these properties within the year. The decision follows five natural disasters over the past seven years.
Why Men Still Don't Share Household Chores — A Look at the Statistics
Women in Catalonia Spend Three Times More Time on Family Care. In Catalonia, women continue to bear the primary responsibility for household and family care. The gender gap remains, despite ongoing changes. A new study sheds light on the details of this social issue.
Investigation in Barcelona — What Is the CReSA Center Hiding?
Police Raid CReSA Laboratory Following African Swine Fever Outbreak. Police in Barcelona have searched the CReSA laboratory amid suspicions of an African swine fever virus leak. Authorities and the opposition are calling for an investigation into the cause of the outbreak, which has affected wild boars.
€285 Million Investment Canceled — What’s Next for the Saliente Mine
Catalonia Loses Major Battery Manufacturing Project Due to US Decision. The launch of a battery component plant in Catalonia has been canceled. The reason is a US decision that affected funding for this key facility. The region is losing a strategic investment and new jobs.
Seven minors and two adults at the center of an investigation—what sparked the conflict
Nine Teenagers Arrested in Mollet del Vallès After Two Brawls Near Train Station. Police in Mollet del Vallès have arrested nine youths following two fights near the railway station. Seven of those detained are minors. The clashes reportedly stemmed from a personal dispute among the teenagers.
17 hours of live broadcast, hundreds of events, and thousands of participants: how Catalonia united for science
Catalonia Charity Telethon Raises Record Amount for Cancer Fight. The Catalan telethon has raised over one million euros for cancer research. The broadcast featured patient stories, concerts, and calls for early diagnosis. Discover how the region came together to support science.
Alarming Statistics and New Measures: How Cities Are Seeking Solutions
Catalan Authorities Join Forces to Tackle Rising Homelessness. Catalonia has seen a sharp increase in homelessness. Municipalities are forming task forces and demanding more resources. Authorities are seeking joint solutions to address the crisis.
Five key figures to testify at hearings—evidence at the center of intrigue
Court in Pujol Case Admits Five Witnesses in 'Operation Catalonia'. The court has allowed testimony from five witnesses in the case involving the Pujol family. The defense seeks to challenge the legality of the evidence. The judge set strict limits on questioning and prevented the process from becoming politicized.
Catalonia’s healthcare workers demand separate contract as protests intensify
Catalan Doctors Take to the Streets Again Demanding Better Working Conditions. Doctors in Catalonia are staging a mass strike against the new labor statute. They are calling for a separate agreement and improved working conditions. The protests have spread to all major cities in the region.
Restrictions, emergency measures, and millions in aid—what’s happening
State of Emergency Declared in Catalonia Due to African Swine Fever Outbreak. Authorities in Catalonia have declared a state of emergency following an outbreak of African swine fever. Walks and hunting are banned in 91 municipalities. Businesses are promised compensation and loans.
Investigation in Barcelona — What’s Behind the Outbreak Among Wild Boars
Spanish Authorities Investigate Possible Lab Leak of African Swine Fever Virus. An outbreak of African swine fever in Catalonia has raised concerns. Authorities are probing the possibility that the virus originated in a laboratory. The situation poses threats to exports and the livestock sector.
Authorities Introduce New Measures — How Life Will Change in the Risk Zone
Catalonia Tightens Restrictions Due to African Swine Fever in 91 Municipalities. Catalonia has expanded its ban on visiting natural areas following an outbreak of African swine fever. Strict disinfection measures have been implemented for businesses. Find out which areas are under special supervision.
Experience the festive spirit: ice skating, holiday markets, and family adventures
Barcelona Unveils Largest Natural Ice Rink and Vienna-Style Christmas Market. Barcelona has kicked off a spectacular Christmas season. Visitors can enjoy the city’s largest ice rink, a European-style market, and exclusive entertainment. Discover what’s in store for both children and adults.
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