The baby abused by his parents in Barcelona leaves Vall d’Hebron
The two-month-old baby will live with a foster family after the Generalitat of Catalonia assumed guardianship
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Zapatero acts as a catalyst for global progressivism in Barcelona: “Right-wing governments are in free fall”
The former president shares his optimism after the latest setbacks of the far right and emphasizes the “unavoidable commitment to unity and seeking agreements”
Sant Jordi y el libro se profesan amor eterno
La jornada, refulgente de sol, polen y ventas, vuelve a ser de récord mientras el alcalde de Barcelona entona una insólita loa al enamoramiento
Football shirts: the other great passion of fans
Converted into one of the biggest businesses in football, team kits speak of creativity, psychology, unforgettable moments, and also how money builds identities. A book about the largest archive of football shirts in the world explains it.
Barcelona records the lowest birth rate since the Civil War
The reading of the register as of January 1 shows a city with significant migratory movement both in entries and exits
The rocket with which Bezos wants to reach the Moon explodes during a test in Cape Canaveral
The company Blue Origin has reported that there are no casualties following the accident, which occurred during an engine test prior to the Moon Base 1 mission, which NASA intended to launch in the fall to start its lunar base project
At least eight injured by a gas explosion in Sants square in Barcelona
The incident occurred due to a pipe leak in the accessibility works of the L5 station
“Racist” and “manipulates like Trump”: the exchange of insults blows up the relationship between Yolanda Díaz and Carles Puigdemont
The tension between Junts and Sumar soars in the decisive phase of the negotiation to approve the decree that protects the rental price
Tadej Pogacar enters the pantheon of the Tour de France by winning it for the fifth time
Van der Poel wins the last stage of this year’s edition in which the Slovenian equals Anquetil, Merckx, Hinault, and Indurain with five ‘Grande Boucles’
‘Every day a clever one is born’: few laughs in a satire about the Spain of wheeling and dealing
Arantxa Echevarría, who struggled so much to make her first feature film, has found her rhythm. Eclectic and a craftswoman, she has made five films in six years