Barcelona

The former face of Yves Saint Laurent has returned to the studio after living on the streets of the Catalan capital

On August 17 last year, 16 people were killed by Islamic extremists in Barcelona and Cambrils. Eight of the terrorists died. They belonged to a jihadist cell that appeared, from the outside, to be an ordinary crowd of youngsters hanging out together, a band of brothers who aroused no suspicion whatsoever. A year on, we review the events of that fateful day to seek out the reasons for their radicalization and the political and social response to the jihadist phenomenon

The 400 marijuana associations in Catalonia are reporting a boom in drug tourism in the region