Dani Cordero

Arduino’s co-founder supports open-source technology and calls for a balance between product innovation and data protection

Factory electrification and gigafactories have monopolized the allocation of Next Generation EU funds

The EU has opened an investigation into export aid as Asian brands oust local rivals

A small Greek island is testing full electrification, while Spain’s Balearic and Canary Islands take advantage of their size to take national transport regulations further

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

Founding partners Enric Asunción and Eduard Castañeda, who met at a friend’s wedding, opted to focus on charging points in people’s homes rather than those in public places

The new bank would hold €650 billion in assets, although it would lack the international presence of other Spanish giants such as Santander and BBVA

The scheme, which is part of a €3.75 billion plan to aid the automotive industry, is aimed at mitigating the impact of the coronavirus crisis and boosting the sale of low-emission vehicles

The Spanish and Catalan governments warn carmaker that the decision could be more costly than investing in the struggling plant

Seat, Burger King and Iberia are among the companies that have so far filed what is known as an ‘ERTE,’ allowing them to suspend jobs “until normality is reestablished”

Businesses in Spain are eyeing events in Italy but say that it is too early to feel effects ahead of the Easter break

Postponement or a smaller event were also on the table, says GSMA group, which was forced to take the drastic decision on Wednesday given the stream of firms pulling out over coronavirus fears

Several major tech companies have withdrawn from the annual event due to concerns about the disease, which has so far infected two people in Spain

More than 100 flights were cancelled at El Prat after demonstrators blocked off access routes to the travel hub to protest jail terms for Catalan separatist leaders

Issues such as the ongoing China-US trade war are making it unlikely that the sector will reach its goal of contributing 20% of GDP

The grassroots group also tampered with toll barriers to demand separatist leaders in pre-trial detention be released from prison

Abdelbaki Es Satty spent time in Vilvoorde, a center for Jihadism in Europe

Of the 285,000 Catalans living abroad, just 5,000 have registered to vote in October 1 independence poll

People to be asked: Do you want Catalonia to be an independent state in the form of a republic?

Regional premier Carles Puigdemont insists that an independence referendum should be called

Regional premier Carles Puigdemont plans to hold independence referendum in September 2017

Declining profits have uncorked infighting in this family-run Catalan cava winery

The blaze in an abandoned station affected 210 trains and 72,000 passengers

Daniel Osàcar, ex-moneyman for premier Mas’s party, already facing trial over earlier case Judge denies bail to detained current treasurer Andreu Viloca

Spanish brand of Volkswagen group is studying the markets where vehicles were sold Seat plant in Barcelona that makes the Audi Q3 also affected by emissions-test scandal

Spanish subsidiary of Volkswagen braces for fallout from emissions-test scandal Company says its vehicles are no longer sold with the affected motors