The Generalitat maintains school signs only in Catalan despite Supreme Court ruling
The Illa government continues to apply the 2007 manual, which sets Catalan as the sole language for signage, relegating Spanish to exceptional use.
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The Illa government continues to apply the 2007 manual, which sets Catalan as the sole language for signage, relegating Spanish to exceptional use.

Rosalía leads the ticket resale market in Spain with an average price of €235, surpassing Bad Bunny and other international artists.

The Spanish Congress has mandated replacing ‘Lérida’ with ‘Lleida’ on road signs.

The Catalan Water Agency invites bids for improving Remolar lagoon’s marine outlet amid rising climate challenges.

L’Aldea, Deltebre, and la Ràpita will test Argos City for better climate emergency alerts.

La Ràpita begins major street resurfacing affecting key roads with €1.3 million budget.

The AMB is enhancing bus services in Santa Coloma with improved frequency on the B15 line starting September 24.

Final approval for new Rodalies trains is imminent as manufacturing nears completion.

Castellers de Vilafranca achieve historic four-base castell amid centennial revival.

Catalonia faces rising cockroach infestations this summer while rat populations remain stable.

Sant Vicenç de Montalt invites residents to shape plans for historic El Delme building through participatory initiatives.

Passengers jumped barriers at Diagonal metro station after a train malfunction left them trapped.