Wednesday, 20 February 2019
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Terrassa city council has begun processing a reform to its traffic regulations, which date back to 1996, that will ban the use of personal mobility vehicles, such as electric scooters, from pavements....
Barcelona’s doctors’ association, the Col·legi de Metges de Barcelona, has begun disciplinary proceedings against 20 practitioners for using improper pseudoscientific therapies between 2014 and 2018....
Fourteen Catalan galleries will take part in the next edition of the Arco art fair in Madrid, which will take place from February 27 to March 3. Thirteen of the galleries (ADN, Ana Mas Projects, Àngels...
With some big matches on the horizon, Barcelona could well rest some players in this evening’s clash against 15th-placed Valladolid at Camp Nou. Barça go into the game on the back of two consecutive...
Calling an early election is proof of the “failure” and the “lack of courage” shown by Pedro Sánchez Socialist government in tackling Catalonia’s political conflict with Spain. That was the...
Spanish prime minister calls early election, offering a choice between Socialist and conservative parties
The two accidents that have taken place in less than three months on the R4 Rodalies commuter line, both with one fatal victim and numerous people injured, have shown up the serious deficiencies on the...
British Prime Minister Theresa May took yet another hit from within her own party yesterday, as MPs voted down a motion representing her most recent progress on adjustments to her Brexit deal, by 45 votes...
The Spanish Secretary of State charged with cleaning up Spain’s image around the world, Irene Lozano, head of Global Spain (formerly “Marca España”), shot herself in the foot last night, on Sky...
The US and the EU were at loggerheads yesterday over differing approaches to Iran. US Vice-President Mike Pence put pressure on European allies to withdraw from the 2015 nuclear treaty, claiming a “real...
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