Catalan towns rename public spaces after 2017 independence referendum
Streets and squares in more than 120 municipalities have paid tribute to a vote that was declared unconstitutional by the courts
Squid and sanitary wipes: a regular fishing day in the Mediterranean
Fishermen in the Barcelona region have to deal with particularly high levels of sea pollution, including plastics and trash from the 1970s
Manuel Valls: “With Vox you end up getting your hands dirty, and to some extent, your soul”
After breaking with Ciudadanos, the former French prime minister speaks to EL PAÍS about why he believes the center-right party has betrayed its liberal and progressive values
Catalan official’s tweet quoting Anne Frank is met with sharp rebuke
An Israeli diplomat and a former French prime minister are among those who have criticized the comparison between the Holocaust and the situation in Catalonia
Tensions rise in Catalonia over yellow ribbon symbols
Number of incidents between supporters and detractors of independence increases, with one woman in Barcelona left with a broken nose after an alleged assault
One year on, victims of Barcelona terror attack still in trauma: “Why did we lose what we love the most?”
Survivors and families of those killed in the tragedy continue to undergo therapy in an effort to rebuild their lives
The ‘wild’ Osho cult seen through Spanish eyes
Disciples of the controversial Indian guru Osho defend his memory after the hit Netflix series ‘Wild Wild Country’ explores the dark side of the movement
Barcelona’s bachelor party hangover
The Catalan capital is a hot-spot for the raucous parties of brides- and grooms-to-be but the city says it is not the kind of tourism it wants to attract
Catalan deadlock affecting not just politics, government workers warn
Spending projects on hold as politicians fail to produce new leadership before fresh election must be held
Prominent media producer under probe for role in Catalan independence bid
Despite controlling lucrative soccer rights in Spain, Jaume Roures is a committed Trotskyite
Carles Puigdemont’s life in his Belgian refuge
Ousted Catalan premier and former ministers, who fled to Brussels, are being protected by local authorities and a small group of aides
The false excuses of the Catalan pro-independence movement
Separatist leaders had long been promising a resounding response to the Spanish government, something that they now deny
Body of Spanish painter Salvador Dalí exhumed over paternity suit row
Hair, nails and bone samples taken during controversial exhumation carried out on Thursday night
Catalonia’s independence-free zone
The Val de Arán is only area of the region where supporters of secession are in a clear minority
Spanish ski resort forced to transport snow by helicopter and truck
Dry winter sees desperate measures adopted at Baqueira-Beret in the Pyrenees
Catalonia’s political leaders disappointed with Trump win
Region’s politicians foresee a more difficult world thanks to the US president elect
Independence bid for Catalonia: the mood on the street
Barcelona residents express fear, hope and misgivings about the separatist bid
Dutch national, Briton were targets of Tuesday’s shooting in Barcelona
Regional police force have launched a manhunt for the perpetrator They believe the incident may have been a settling of scores
Were Columbus, Cervantes and Leonardo da Vinci really Catalan?
Regional research group posits that historical figures were passed off as Spanish or Italian