The Government warns of "tensions" in finances starting in April if the budgets are not approved
The Catalan government warns of imminent financial tensions if the 2026 budget is not approved before April, emphasizing the necessity of collaboration with ERC.
The Mossos outsource the analysis of 4,000 genetic samples to unclog their laboratories
The Catalan police, Mossos d'Esquadra, have decided to outsource the analysis of 4,000 genetic samples to improve efficiency in their genetic laboratories, which have been overwhelmed with cases.
Junts and ERC once again corner Pedro Sánchez's Government: neither 'social shield' nor Budgets
The Catalan parties Junts and ERC are poised to reject the Spanish government's social protection decree, putting further pressure on Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez regarding budget negotiations.
Junts deals another blow to Sánchez: will again overturn his 'social shield' decree due to the anti-eviction moratorium
Junts, the Catalan independentist party, plans to vote against Sanchez's social shield decree, potentially leading to its rejection for the second time in a month.
The leader of the Catalan bishops on the rise of the far-right: 'The Church has no ideology, but it does have red lines'
Joan Planellas, the archbishop of Tarragona, discusses the Catholic Church's stance against far-right ideologies and advocates for the dignity of all people.
Serrat returns to Argentina: he will receive an honorary doctorate in Mendoza and visit his friends in Buenos Aires
Catalan singer Joan Manuel Serrat is set to visit Argentina to receive an honorary doctorate from the National University of Cuyo and catch up with friends in Buenos Aires.
The leaders of the 'patriotic police' minimize their maneuvers against the Pujol in the trial
High-ranking police officials have downplayed their involvement in illicit operations against former Catalan president Jordi Pujol during a trial.
The Govern of Salvador Illa will approve the Budget project this Friday to pressure ERC, which maintains its rejection: "Less self-help messages and more national ambition"
The Catalan government, led by Salvador Illa, plans to approve a budget proposal despite lacking essential support from ERC, which has rejected negotiations over tax concessions.
Spanish media agree on Marcus Rashford after Man Utd loanee 'makes £8.5m' in transfer hint
Marcus Rashford's potential transfer from Manchester United to Barcelona is generating buzz as he continues to recover from injury while on loan with the Catalan club.
The Rising Cost of Housing Undermines Improvement in Purchasing Power in the Last Decade
The article discusses how the rising cost of housing has negated improvements in purchasing power over the past decade in Spain, prompting the Catalan government to propose a new index that incorporates housing prices into economic assessments.
Rafael Nadal Resumed an Old Passion After 26 Years: 'What an Incredible Feeling'
Rafael Nadal returns to skiing after 26 years, expressing joy in rediscovering a long-lost passion during a holiday in the Catalan Pyrenees.
Catalan tourism entrepreneurs assert themselves in response to voices calling for a model change
Catalan tourism entrepreneurs are standing firm against calls for a transformation of the tourism model, emphasizing their ongoing investments in the sector.
The Catalan PP announces a challenge to the Constitutional Court against the limitation of speculative housing purchases agreed between Illa and the commoners
The Catalan PP plans to challenge the proposed law limiting speculative housing purchases in Catalonia, claiming it attacks private property rights.
Audacity against the housing crisis
The Catalan government takes bold steps to tackle the housing crisis by regulating purchases to curb speculation.
Illa stages his support to collect personal income tax to attract ERC to negotiate the Budgets
Illa demonstrates his support for collecting personal income tax in an effort to entice the ERC to negotiate the Catalan budget.
The interventionism of the Generalitat in housing causes a clash between Illa and Catalan entrepreneurs: "assumes Colau's agenda"
Catalonia's housing policies have led to growing tensions between the Generalitat and business leaders, culminating in a significant clash this week.
The Government of Illa makes Catalan a mandatory requirement for immigrants renewing their residency
The Catalan government has mandated that immigrants renewing their residency must study Catalan as a requirement for their permit renewal.
The Basque 'Survivors', the fiestas of Los Mozos de Arousa or Bob Pop learning Catalan: programs from regional channels available throughout Spain
The article discusses various regional television programs from Spain that are now available nationwide and beyond due to on-demand technology.
"My contact with Catalan literature allowed me to understand the power of culture against barbarism": Marisol Schulz
Marisol Schulz emphasizes the importance of cultural expression in the face of totalitarian regimes, reflecting on her connection to Catalan culture during her acceptance of the Gold Medal for Cultural Merit in Barcelona.
The Government supports the Comuns' plan to stop speculative property purchases
The Catalan government is backing the Comuns' initiative to temporarily ban speculative property sales to alleviate housing access issues.
The Catalan Government wants to limit speculative housing purchases through urban planning law
The Catalan Government is committed to limiting speculative housing purchases through proposed changes to urban planning legislation.
Sílvia Orriols sees possible government pacts with Junts if Aliança does not have to renounce its program: "Many people who are born, live, and work in Catalonia will never be Catalan"
Sílvia Orriols, leader of Aliança Catalana, expresses openness to potential alliances with Junts ahead of the municipal elections, provided it does not require compromising her party's political platform.
Junts will vote against Vox's proposal to ban the burka
Junts, a Catalan political party, plans to vote against Vox's proposal to ban burkas in public spaces, instead proposing their own version of the ban.
Raimon: "Fascism has not gone away. It is still here. We have not been able to stop it"
Raimon reflects on his life and the ongoing presence of fascism, emphasizing the need for resistance.
Catalan municipalities failed in their attempts to ban the ‘burka’
Catalan municipalities have been unsuccessful in attempts to ban the burka and niqab in public spaces due to legal challenges and limitations on local government powers.
The Government and the Mossos agree on a salary increase of 4,000 euros gross more per year, their largest increase since 1989
The Catalan government and the Mossos d'Esquadra have agreed on a significant salary increase and additional vacation hours, marking the largest increase in over three decades.
The Government and the Mossos agree that agents will earn 4,000 euros more per year, reduce working hours, and improve night shift conditions
The Catalan government has reached an agreement with the Mossos d'Esquadra police union that will provide police officers with a significant salary increase and better working conditions.
The Catalan Church signs an agreement with Illa to cede properties for social housing
The Catalan Church has signed a four-year agreement with the government to donate properties for social housing while retaining ownership of the assets.
Soto Grado.. The Whistle of Missing Justice Chases Barcelona in the Catalan Derby
Refereeing controversies surrounding a disallowed goal add tension as Barcelona prepares for a derby against Girona officiated by Cesar Soto Grado.
The lessons for Rufián from the Roca Operation and En Marea
The article analyzes the political misadventures of Catalan politicians in Spanish politics, focusing on Rufián's current challenges and historical precedents.
The social elevator does not admit the poor
Despite a decrease in unemployment, a significant portion of the Catalan workforce lives in precarious conditions, highlighting issues in social mobility and taxation policies.
The great moment of translation into Catalan
The current era is highlighted as the best period for translation into Catalan, influenced by subsidies and a broader range of literary resources.
"In translation, we can live normally in Catalan": Six testimonies that bring us closer to the classics
Prominent Catalan literary translators share insights on their craft and the importance of translation in maintaining literary traditions.
The Mossos restrict access to an illegal rave with 250 people in Conesa (Tarragona)
The Catalan police, Mossos d’Esquadra, have set up access controls to an illegal rave in Conesa, Tarragona, where approximately 250 people are gathered to prevent additional attendees from joining.
The expert reports from the government support limiting speculative housing purchases in Catalonia
Expert reports commissioned by the Catalan government support the temporary limitation of speculative housing purchases in areas of high demand.
The Rebirth of Catalan Rancid Wine and Six Examples to Understand It
Catalan rancid wine is experiencing a renaissance, driven by innovative winemakers and adventurous consumers eager to rediscover this long-neglected heritage.
Illa rejoining the Palau de la Generalitat next Monday after a month on sick leave
Catalan President Salvador Illa will return to political activities next Monday after recovering from a medical condition that led to a month-long sick leave.
Presidential candidate promises Barcelona fans a blockbuster deal
Catalan businessman William Madoc, a candidate for the presidency of FC Barcelona, has promised fans a significant player transfer if he wins the election.
The trials concerning the Pegasus spying case clash with the Law on Official Secrets
Judicial proceedings related to the Pegasus spying saga on Catalan independence activists face serious obstacles due to the Official Secrets Law.
The succession of breaks and interruptions due to storms keeps Catalan companies on edge
Severe weather interruptions in Catalonia are causing significant disruptions to businesses and logistics, leading to frustration among local authorities and citizens.
Alejandro Fernández: "Everyone invited me to adapt to the trends in Catalonia; I refused and I will refuse"
Alejandro Fernández, president of the Catalan Popular Party, discusses his stance against adapting to current trends in Catalonia and reflects on recent electoral results and the rise of Vox.
The Unknown Story Behind the Most Expensive House in Santiago, Chile
The article explores the fascinating history of the most expensive house in Santiago, Chile, valued at approximately $23 million, and its connection to Catalan immigrant Antonio Rabat Comella.
Renew Plan in the Parliament?
The article discusses the recent unexpected situation in the Catalan government due to the work absence of President Salvador Illa and the temporary leadership of Albert Dalmau amidst a crisis in the transportation system.
With Romería, Catalan filmmaker Carla Simón closes a remarkable intimate trilogy
Romería, directed by Carla Simón, concludes her intimate trilogy by recounting the story of her parents, who were victims of AIDS in the 1980s.
Queralt Castellet qualifies for her fifth Olympic final in snowboarding
Catalan snowboarder Queralt Castellet has qualified for her fifth Olympic final, hoping to at least replicate her silver medal win from 2022 in the upcoming events in Milan-Cortina.
The Prosecutor's Office and the State Attorney's Office support amnesty for Puigdemont against the Supreme Court's decision
The Spanish Prosecutor's Office and the State Attorney's Office support amnesty for former Catalan President Carles Puigdemont amid legal challenges regarding his immunity and the Supreme Court's ruling on corruption charges.
The Prosecutor's Office and the State Attorney's Office Advocate for Amnesty for Puigdemont
The Prosecutor's Office and the State Attorney's Office in Spain are calling for amnesty for former Catalan President Carles Puigdemont regarding charges linked to the 2017 illegal referendum.
The 15 Catalan Songs That Changed Sidonie's Life
The Barcelona trio Sidonie reflects on fifteen Catalan songs that have significantly influenced their music career as they prepare to release their first album fully in Catalan.
They steal a safe from a hotel in the Catalan Pyrenees on a sled and throw it off a cliff
A safe weighing about 300 kilos was stolen from a hotel in the Catalan Pyrenees by three masked robbers who used a sled to transport it before throwing it down a mountain.
Catalonia starts financing debt with banks for the first time since the procés
The Catalan government has received approval to formalize long-term bank loans totaling €292.75 million, marking a significant financial shift after 14 years.