Anonymous hackers target Spain sites
Hackers from the collective known as ‘Anonymous‘ claimed responsibility for bringing down government websites in Spain on Monday in a protest against Madrid’s efforts to block
Catalan Independence
Political row over yellow ribbons
A group of activists was caught this weekend removing yellow ribbons, which has become the symbol showing solidarity with the political leaders jailed around Catalonia.
Banners against Felipe VI appear in Barcelona
In the early hours of Friday 17 August, a year after the jihadist attacks in Barcelona and Cambrils that killed 16 people, giant banners appeared
Questions remain a year after Barcelona terror attack
On 17 August last year a van rammed into crowds on Las Ramblas boulevard in the heart of Barcelona, igniting four days of terror which investigators
Judge dismisses 43 claims of injuries by police
A Barcelona judge has dismissed the cases of 43 people who reported being injured by Spanish police in six polling stations in the city during
Pedro Sánchez says no to referendum
The meeting between the Catalan and Spanish leaders was ‘effective’ and ‘full of courtesy and cordiality’, according to the Spanish deputy prime minister, Carmen Calvo. Yet
Torra to attend Games despite presence of Felipe VI
Catalan President, Quim Torra, will attend the opening ceremony of the Mediterranean Games in Tarragona on Friday, despite the presence of the king of Spain.
