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Small municipalities face administrative paralysis with new secretary appointments Barcelona apartment linked to drug issues finally vacated after police action Catalonia’s Junqueras warns against population growth amid infrastructure crisis Calafell residents clash with petanque players over noise complaints Police arrest 19-year-old for inciting violence against Pakistani community in Lleida Historic hotel Cuatro Naciones celebrates three centuries of illustrious guests Barcelona finally honors Ildefons Cerdà with long-awaited monument approval Metro service resumes in L’Hospitalet after major renovations Guardia Civil rescues family from drifting boat near l’Ametlla de Mar Montblanc mayor expresses doubts over Ponentia’s logistics project viability

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