Case involving new PP leader elevated to Supreme Court
The judge overseeing the case of the Master’s degree of the new People’ Party (PP) leader, Pablo Casado, has called for the Spanish Supreme Court
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King’s attendance at remembrance sparks controversy
In the aftermath of the Barcelona terror attack last August, a demonstration called to illustrate the city’s determination to overcome fear and hatred turned controversial
Heatwave relents but warning remains in place
For anybody who was in Catalonia over the weekend, they might have noticed how hot it is. Although the worst has passed, a heatwave warning
For beer lovers this summer: Moritz Sour and Radler
The Moritz Beer Lab is a hub of creativity, innovation … and beer. It was born in 2016 to enhance the brewing culture at Moritz, the oldest beer
International buyers dominate property sales in coastal regions
International buyers are still dominating sales in Spain’s coastal regions – and the British are still buying despite Brexit. These are two findings from a
PP leader demands ‘unity of Spain’ guarantee
The new leader of the People’s Party (PP), Pablo Casado, has called on the Spanish Prime Minister to ‘guarantee the unity of Spain.’ The Catalan
‘Buon viaggio’: Salvini mocks Catalan rescue ship
Italy has rejected offering a safe harbor to Proactiva Open Arms’ ships after the Catalan NGO rescued 87 people from drowning in the Mediterranean. “Open
Taxi strike ‘negative impact’ on Barcelona tourism
The taxi strike in Barcelona that saw two major roads occupied by drivers for eight days has had “a totally negative impact” on the city’s
Socialists soar in polls after coming to power
The Socialists (PSOE) would be the most voted party in Spain if there was a new election, thus benefiting from the election of its leader
Catalan-Spanish summit: no to referendum
The Spanish government has ruled out agreeing on an independence referendum with the Catalan government after their first bilateral commission summit in seven years —
