Students, teachers, civil servants join Barcelona strike
Students, teachers, and public administration workers also took to the streets to protest in Barcelona at midday on Thursday, as medical staff in primary healthcare continued
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‘Grandes del Gospel Festival’ gets going in Madrid
On 2 December, the 24th edition of the Grandes del Gospel Festival opens in Madrid’s Teatro Fernán Gómez for an event full of music and
Barcelona’s Phenomena cinema opens weekend of horror
Barcelona’s Phenomena cinema today inaugurates its Festival Phantasma IV Horror weekend, with a full programme of terror, gore and fear scheduled for the next four days.
Catalonia: the ‘electoral weapon’ in Andalusia
Unemployment, corruption and the rise of the far-right. These are some of the main topics in the Andalusian election campaign … along with the Catalan
Strikes now increase in Catalonia
University students in Catalonia went on strike on Wednesday to demand the reduction of tuition fees, thus further heating up a week already marked by
CaixaBank to prioritise digital and close 800 branches
CaixaBank has planned to close down over 800 branches out of the 4,461 now in operation in the whole of Spain by 2021, as part
China’s Xi on 3-day visit to Spain
China’s President Xi Jinping arrived in Spain on Tuesday for a business-focused state visit as Beijing, currently engaged in a trade war with the United
China seeks investment allies in Spain and Portugal
China, currently engaged in a trade war with the United States, is seeking to strengthen its ties with Spain and Portugal as other European Union
Barcelona Games World launches 2018 edition
The third edition of the video game festival Barcelona Games World takes place in the Catalan capital this weekend, with the chance to try out
Madrid’s Teatro Real stages new production of ‘Turandot’
Madrid’s Teatro Real is staging a new production of Giacomo Puccini’s final work, Turandot, across the festive season. This is the first time in two