Quim Gutiérrez: "Actors are forced to talk about our personal lives and do it in a funny way"
Catalan actor Quim Gutiérrez discusses his challenges and experiences in the film industry, including his role in Pedro Almodóvar's latest film, and reflects on personal expectations placed on actors.
The 'Comunes' accuse Junts of 'harming Catalonia' for their 'no' to the anti-crisis decree of Sumar: 'Rectify and do not vote alongside PP and Vox, the 'payamas' of Donald Trump'
The Catalan party Comuns criticizes Junts for opposing the government's anti-crisis housing measures, calling on them to change their stance.
Junqueras exploits Illa's weakness while 'buying time to be amnestied and able to be a candidate for the Generalitat'
Oriol Junqueras has pressured Salvador Illa to withdraw his budget proposal, leveraging ERC's stance against unilateral decisions by the Catalan government.
The TSJC forces Parliament to fly the Spanish flag on the building permanently
The TSJC has ruled that the Catalan Parliament must display the Spanish flag permanently, rather than only during plenary sessions.
Justice forces the Parliament to display the Spanish flag "immediately and permanently"
A Catalan court has ordered the Parliament of Catalonia to display the Spanish flag prominently alongside the Catalan flag.
Missing U.S. student tourist James Gracey found dead in water off Barcelona
James Gracey, a 20-year-old American college student visiting Barcelona, was found dead in the water, prompting an ongoing investigation by Catalan police.
Thousands of Catalan teachers protest in Barcelona on the last day of the strike
Thousands of teachers in Catalonia protested in Barcelona, demanding higher salaries and improvements in classrooms as part of a week-long strike.
Society and Spectacle: About the First Night of Catalan Letters
The first Night of Catalan Letters, celebrated in a lavish manner, reflects on the intentions behind Catalan identity during a time of political discourse.
Catalan hospitals have identified three cases of hereditary angioedema transmitted through assisted reproduction
Several Catalan hospitals in Spain have reported three cases of hereditary angioedema linked to assisted reproduction techniques, highlighting the potential genetic risks involved in these procedures.
Alejandro Fernández (PP): "Illa perfectly imitates the 'process' with instability"
Alejandro Fernández, leader of the Catalan PP, criticizes President Salvador Illa for his handling of political instability in Catalonia, likening him to former separatist leaders.
The keys on what the Government of Salvador Illa can and cannot do without Budgets
The article discusses the limitations and options for the Catalan government led by Salvador Illa, which approved a credit supplement after withdrawing its budget proposal from Parliament.
The government of Guerrero promotes the development of La Sierra with 28 executive projects
The Governor of Guerrero, Evelyn Salgado Pineda, announced an investment of over 97 million pesos for infrastructure projects in the Sierra de Chilpancingo during her visit to Jaleaca de Catalán.
Milei's Arrival in Tucumán Amid an Open Fight Between Jaldo and Libertarian Catalán
Javier Milei's arrival in Tucumán coincides with a political conflict between local leaders Osvaldo Jaldo and Lisandro Catalán over election policies and recent floods.
Biel Mesquida, Honorary Award of Catalan Letters: "I alone am a generation"
Biel Mesquida has been awarded the Honorary Prize for Catalan Letters for his contributions to Catalan culture, coinciding with the release of his new poetry collection 'Trast'.
The Mossos d'Esquadra search the sea for Jimmy Gracey, the young American missing in Barcelona
The Catalan police are conducting a search operation in the sea for Jimmy Gracey, an American student who went missing in Barcelona during a spring break trip.
The Generalitat approves spending nearly 6 billion more to buy time in negotiations with ERC
The Catalan government has approved an additional budget allocation of nearly 6 billion euros to secure salary payments and negotiations with ERC amid ongoing protests from educators and medical professionals.
Budgets for Catalonia
The Catalan government's budget proposal was withdrawn due to a lack of parliamentary support, primarily caused by disagreements with Esquerra Republicana de Cataluña (ERC).
The 72 hours that prevented the collapse of the legislature in Catalonia
A last-minute agreement between the Catalan government and ERC has extended the budget negotiations, avoiding a potential legislative collapse.
The Government will guarantee the salary increase of teachers and 'mossos' despite not having Budgets
The Catalan Government plans to ensure salary increases for teachers and police despite the absence of an official budget.
The Mossos are looking for a missing student from Chicago in Barcelona
Catalan police search for a missing University of Alabama student last seen in Barcelona's nightlife area.
Deadline July 31: the new calendar for the Catalan Budgets
The Catalan government sets July 31 as the new deadline for budget negotiations with the PSC and ERC, after postponing the parliamentary vote originally scheduled for Friday.
The Opposition Reprimands Salvador Illa in the Parliament for the Withdrawal of the Budgets: 'Failure, Shame, and Irresponsibility'
The opposition in the Catalan Parliament criticized President Salvador Illa after his government withdrew the budget proposal due to ERC's refusal to support it.
To Grapple with Catalan Letters
The article discusses how literary awards in Catalonia, particularly the prestigious Sant Jordi award, have shifted from recognizing artistic merit to emphasizing national identity and political ideology.
The TSJC annuls the opposition for chauffeur of the Parliament for requiring an excessive level of Catalan
The Supreme Court of Justice of Catalonia has annulled the requirements for chauffeur positions in the Parliament due to excessive language demands.
Illa withdraws his Budgets due to ERC's refusal to approve them
The Catalan government led by Salvador Illa has withdrawn its budget plans after failing to persuade ERC to withdraw a critical amendment.
Salvador Illa will withdraw the Budget project to avoid a defeat in the Parliament
Salvador Illa has decided to withdraw the budget proposal to prevent a defeat in the Catalan Parliament, agreeing with ERC to negotiate a new budget before the summer.
The Government Appeals to the Responsibility of ERC to Have Budgets
The Catalan Government urges ERC to take responsibility for reaching a budget agreement, emphasizing the need to secure 9 billion euros in funding amid economic instability caused by the Iran war.
PP and Vox agree in the Balearic Islands to reduce the requirement for a Catalan title for teaching positions that are hard to fill
The PP and Vox parties in the Balearic Islands have agreed to relax the requirement of a Catalan language certificate for teaching positions that are difficult to fill, allowing teachers to certify it up to two years after employment.
The Govern trusts in a last-minute agreement with ERC to avoid blocking the accounts
The Catalan Government is hopeful for a last-minute agreement with ERC to finalize the budget plans for 2026 ahead of the voting deadline.
What to cook this week: menu with recipes day by day from March 16 to 22
The article provides a weekly menu with specific recipes for each day, featuring the classic Catalan dessert, crema catalana.
New challenge from Catalan teachers to the Government for labor improvements
Catalan teachers are initiating a week of strikes to demand better salaries and classroom conditions after rejecting a recent education agreement.
The Government of Salvador Illa Edges Towards the Abyss Amidst Budget Blockage
The Catalan Government, led by Salvador Illa, faces uncertainty over the approval of its budget amid opposition from ERC, recalling a similar situation from 2024.
Who is Carles Rebassa, Sant Jordi Prize for Novel?
Carles Rebassa, a poet from Mallorca and student of Blai Bonet, has won the Sant Jordi Prize for Novel at the first Night of Catalan Letters.
In the midst of the drama of the floods in Tucumán, Governor Osvaldo Jaldo and libertarian Lisandro Catalán clashed on social media
Governor Osvaldo Jaldo of Tucumán criticized a social media post by libertarian Lisandro Catalán that praised the government's response to recent flooding while emphasizing the need for prioritizing citizens over partisan politics.
Junqueras bets his credibility on Catalan budgets in a party shaken by Rufián
Oriol Junqueras faces a critical week as his party, ERC, prepares for a key budget vote amid internal tensions and the influence of Gabriel Rufián.
Oregano-roast chicken with roast pepper and sourdough stuffing and smoky chilli aioli
This article provides a recipe for oregano-roast chicken served with roasted pepper and sourdough stuffing, accompanied by smoky chili aioli, highlighting its Mexican and Catalan influences.
Hundreds of Catalan health emergency vocational students left without internships in ambulances
Hundreds of students in Catalonia studying health emergency vocational training cannot complete their mandatory internships in ambulances due to age-related refusals by companies.
Albert Velasco: "Sixena is not just paintings; it is an identity conflict"
Catalan art historian Albert Velasco discusses the significant cultural and identity implications surrounding the Sixena mural paintings and his critical take on the ongoing legal battle in a newly published book.
The Miró Foundation opens the Cypress Garden to the public for the first time
The Miró Foundation in Spain has opened the Cypress Garden to the public for the first time, allowing visitors to enjoy significant artworks integrated with architectural elements.
The addictions of Catalan adolescents: drinking and smoking less, but problematic gambling and compulsive internet use is on the rise
Catalan adolescents are drinking and smoking less, yet there is a concerning increase in problematic gambling and compulsive internet use according to a recent study.
The former chief of the Mossos, Eduard Sallent, joins the consultancy of Junqueras' former right-hand man
Former chief of the Mossos d'Esquadra, Eduard Sallent, has announced his departure from the Catalan police to join SIMA Consulting, founded by Raül Murcia, a key figure in the ERC party.
The Pujols' managers in Andorra explain that they moved part of their fortune in cash: 'He brought me over a hundred million pesetas'
The trial involving former Catalan President Jordi Pujol and his family reveals claims that substantial amounts of cash were moved to and from their Andorran accounts, raising suspicions of illicit financial activities.
Does the 'no to war' hurt the Catalan economy?
The article discusses the impact of Spain's political stance on the Catalan economy amid the ongoing war in Iran, particularly criticizing Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez's opposition to U.S. actions.
Iran May Do a Catalan Trick - It Would Also Affect Finland
Iran's potential mining of the Strait of Hormuz could have significant implications for the world economy, particularly impacting oil prices and shipping insurance.
Junts will push to modify future Catalan taxi law in favor of Uber and Cabify
Junts is advocating for changes to the forthcoming Catalan taxi law to favor ride-sharing companies like Uber and Cabify, amid parliamentary discussions.
The Government's Options to Fulfill Salary Increases if There Are No Budgets
The Catalan government is navigating the challenge of honoring salary increases for teachers and police without an approved budget, relying on a budget extension for fiscal stability.
Albert Tuca, president of the Catalan euthanasia commission, on the ‘Noelia case’: “No one is legitimized to revoke the decision of a competent adult person”
Albert Tuca expresses concern over the ongoing legal challenges regarding euthanasia in the case of Noelia, a paraplegic young woman.
‘Extinction’, the last literary testimony of Bernhard, can now be read in Catalan
The novel ‘Extinció’ by Thomas Bernhard reflects the author’s radical self-expectation and antagonism towards his country, now available in Catalan.
A peculiar situation in F1 – Mercedes pulled a Catalan stunt
Andrea Stella, the McLaren team principal, expressed concerns about Mercedes withholding crucial information before the F1 season opener.
Rise and fall of the chief of the Mossos who let Puigdemont escape
The article discusses the internal investigations and controversies surrounding Eduard Sallent, the head of the Mossos d'Esquadra, following the failed attempt to detain former Catalan President Carles Puigdemont.