Josep Catà Figuls

Quim Torra resorts to color variations to circumvent campaign rules on political neutrality

The ride-hailing service will only apply the 15-minute waiting period that was established by Catalan regulations to a customer’s first journey

But walkout has little impact on business, industry or public services due to lack of support from major unions

The move by the ride-hailing services comes in the wake of a new regional law that would force passengers to book their journeys 15 minutes in advance

Sector accepts Catalan government’s new pre-booking requirements for ride-sharing services such as Uber and Cabify

Schools and businesses are taking measures to ensure they are not affected by the protests and strikes against the event

MartiDerm sold €8 million-worth of products on Singles’ Day, the Chinese equivalent to Black Friday

Spanish authorities are requesting explanations from Vueling, one of the least punctual airlines in Europe

Protests in Madrid and Pamplona over decision to set free five men who were found guilty of sexually abusing an 18-year-old

Some people have resorted to buying or renting business premises even though they lack occupancy licenses

In a statement, the cava company celebrates the “affirmation of the constitutional and statutory order”

Move comes after striking staff at Barcelona’s El Prat reject latest proposal

Security staff in charge of checked baggage and entrances call off stoppage in “gesture of good faith”

Travelers have faced major delays at El Prat due to protests against work conditions

If no solution found at meeting on Monday, 24-hour strike is due on August 14

Passengers stand in line for over 30 minutes on Friday during first of several hour-long stoppages

With industrial action planned by employees, suspicions abound of a covert strike already underway

Nationwide strikes focus on getting the government to reduce the number of livery cars

Women’s lawyer group says Bailódromo Caña Dulce’s poster is “insulting and humiliating”

Barcelona leads the way with tougher requirements and fines for letting out unlicensed properties