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Latest updates and breaking news on society, social issues, and current affairs from Barcelona and Catalonia. Keep up to date on protests, the housing crisis, the ongoing drought, the climate crisis and environmental management, urban development and management, the language immersion system, and much more here.
Latest updates and breaking news on politics and political affairs from Barcelona, Catalonia, Spain, and Europe. Keep up to date with the territorial crisis and Catalonia’s independence push, stories from the Catalan government and parliament, latest developments in the Spanish government, and the decisions in Europe that affect our shores too.
Read the latest sports news, updates, and analysis from Catalonia, including professional football sides FC Barcelona, Espanyol, Girona, as well as Barça Femení and their team of global superstars including Alexia Putellas and Aitana Bonmatí, as well as major events taking place here like the America’s Cup sailing race, the Vuelta a ...
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Uber is now available in Barcelona since Tuesday, 16 March, with 350 drivers, following a two-year absence from the city. The American firm quit the Catalan capital in early 2019 after the government brought in legislation to regulate the ridesharing industry.
Bruce Springsteen captured the hearts of Catalans once again with another invigorating three-hour gig on Thursday night at a sold-out Olympic Stadium in Barcelona.
A new measure announced is the reduction of daily water consumption from 230 to 201 liters per person, as well as the reduction of monthly water allowed for irrigation of sports fields from 450 to 200 cubic meters per hectare.
International study of wastewater in 37 countries puts Catalan city among those with most illicit drug use. Barcelona is the capital of cocaine use in Europe, and along with Antwerp, Amsterdam, Zurich and London, is one of the cities in the world in which the most illicit drugs are consumed.
The 25-39 age group saw the biggest increase in the first seven months of 2023, with 20,474 new people registered, accounting for almost half of the total increase. The vast majority of new inhabitants in Barcelona are foreigners, around 85%.