‘Roma’ wins three Oscars but ‘Green Book’ is best film
Alfonso Cuaron bagged a hat trick of Oscars on Sunday for Roma, his love letter to his childhood in 1970s Mexico City, but civil rights
Home
Page 345
Protests against Felipe VI before MWC inauguration
Hundreds took to the streets in Barcelona late on Sunday to protest against the visit of Spain’s king, Felipe VI, who was inaugurating the Mobile
Europe facing ‘winds of xenophobia’, warns Sánchez
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez has urged Europeans to resist the ‘winds of xenophobia’ threatening the continent, as he marked 80 years since the flight of
Arrimadas protests outside Puigdemont’s house
Inés Arrimadas, the leader of the Ciudadanos (Cs) party in Catalonia (Ciutadans), has travelled to Waterloo, Belgium, to hold a protest in front of the
Pressure mounts after deadly Venezuela border clashes
International pressure mounted against Venezuela’s leader Nicolas Maduro on Sunday, with Washington vowing to ‘take action’ after opposition efforts to bring humanitarian aid into the
Madrid man held as mum’s remains ‘found in Tupperware’
A 26-year-old man from Madrid has been arrested on suspicion of killing his mother, and then cutting up her remains and storing them in Tupperware
National Court confirms it will try former Mossos leadership
Spain’s National Court has confirmed that it will try the former leadership of the Catalan police, the Mossos d’Esquadra, for its role in the independence
Woman dies after eating at Michelin-star restaurant in Valencia
A woman who died after eating at a Michelin-starred restaurant in Spain may have suffered food poisoning, a local court said on Friday. The 46-year-old
Maritime Museum recalls Catalonia’s seafaring past
On 25 February Barcelona’s Maritime Museum inaugurates a new exhibition covering three centuries of Catalonia’s maritime past. ‘Cataluña más allá del mar‘ (‘Catalonia beyond the