Civil Guard probes ruling Catalan party over illegal commissions
Anticorruption attorney investigating if construction firm made payments to Mas's CDC
City in Tarragona passes bylaw banning burqas and niqabs in public places
But Popular Party and CiU-sponsored legislation does not allow for fines to be levied
Two men die in just three hours after being subdued by Catalan police
Mossos open internal inquiry in both cases, which took place in Barcelona and Tarragona
Four children die after fire rips through their home in Tarragona
Authorities are still investigating the causes of Tuesday night's blaze
Pope Francis avoids apologizing for Church’s Civil War role
Service in Tarragona held to mark beatification of over 500 Catholics killed during the Spanish conflict
State institute gave green light to gas plant
Report dating from 2007 makes no mention of the chance of increased seismic activity The Castor Project is thought to have caused hundreds of tremors in eastern Spain
Thousands march in Tarragona to demand closure of gas-storage plant
Between 3,000 and 6,000 protesters filled the streets of Les Cases d’Alcanar
Civil guards storm offshore gas-storage plant blamed for series of earthquakes
Castellón prosecutor opens probe into situation at giant installation
Residents of affected areas want answers, as seismic activity increases
Locals have no doubt that the Castor gas-storage plant is to blame for tremors Facility sits atop a geological fault
Government halts activity at gas storage plant as tremors worsen
More than 20 earthquakes were detected during Wednesday night alone The Castor project will make use of a depleted oilfield to supply Spain’s gas needs
Work halted on giant gas storage plant after minor earthquakes detected in area
EU-backed facility was due to open this summer, and can store 50 days' of the country's needs
Mas confident independent Catalonia would keep European status
“We will be in Europe whatever Catalans decide,” regional premier declares despite warnings from Brussels
Two escape jail after suicide distraction
One is a Spaniard while the other is a Venezuelan national. Both were serving sentences for robbery
Late designer’s family stops bridal house executives from attending funeral
Manuel Mota apparently took his life because he was under pressure by Pronovias, friends say.
Where there’s smoke there’s ire; Catalonia village says yes to drugs
Rasquera approves scheme for cannabis plantation to swell municipal coffers