Clara Blanchar

Barcelona Mayor Jaume Collboni visits the UNRWA in Jordan and announces that he will double the funding provided by the Catalan capital

The mayor, Jaume Collboni, says the city will not end the American Space program: ‘We will not take a single step back in promoting equal opportunities. This order has no legal standing or democratic legitimacy’

About 50 people, some of them extras in the film, attended to watch ‘Tú no eres yo’ at the Lys cinema in Valencia and the Girona cinema in Barcelona

The same storm system that caused deadly flash flooding in Spain’s Valencia region has now gripped parts of Catalonia

The Center for Contemporary Culture of Barcelona explores the influence of North American middle-class suburbs on artistic and cultural imagination

The 3-30-300 rule for healthier cities includes having three specimens within sight, living in a neighborhood with 30% plant cover and being less than 300 meters from a park

Victims include two young children aged one and three who were living in an abandoned bank branch with six other people

Newly released statistics reveal the heavy toll the health crisis has had on all aspects of life in Catalan city, from fatality rates and unemployment to culture and crime

Cars and motorcycles were set alight, 34 people were injured and 22 arrested during the mass outdoor drinking gatherings for La Mercè fiestas

Drivers in Catalonia and Aragón are benefiting from a move that liberates parts of the AP-7, AP-2, C-32 and C33 from charges. But some mobility experts lament the lack of incentives for public transit use

The alarm comes as experts call for the immunosuppressed to receive a third dose of a Covid-19 vaccine

The regional government says that the epidemiological situation has “stabilized,” but it is waiting to see the impact that reopening the hostelry sector will have

Authorities are worried about the high number of violations involving these personal mobility vehicles

The local government has officially declared a climate emergency in a document which includes measures to halve carbon dioxide emissions

The new zone covers 95 square kilometers and will affect around 85,000 cars and 30,000 motorbikes, with older, more contaminating vehicles facing fines for infractions

Barcelona, Valencia and Palma have also approved regulations to curb the rapid growth in the supply of unlicensed short-stay tourist accommodation

Following in the footsteps of Madrid, the Catalan capital is planning to restrict the access of vehicles which do not qualify for an environmental sticker from the DGT traffic authority

Fined by the city for listing apartments illegally, they claim the company did not warn them about the risks

Ciudadanos has backed the nomination, which is due to be confirmed on Tuesday in the Catalan capital

The pro-independence movement has vowed to turn the Diada into a tribute to the jailed and exiled leaders of the secessionist attempt

Skyrocketing prices, agency fees, deposits and three-year-contracts are leaving would-be tenants in Barcelona with no options

Ada Colau’s party allowed a secessionist speaker in parliament; favor could be returned at budget vote

Companies accused of sexual discrimination for forcing models to wear uniform in cold, wet weather

Ada Colau is once more politically isolated, while long-standing problems in the city remain unresolved

Parties see chance to boost power in Barcelona after mayor splits with PSC over support of Article 155

Catalan police will not block access to voting stations if there is risk of street unrest