Colau to be Frente Amplio candidate on 29-N for Barcelona
Frente Amplio confirms Ada Colau as candidate for Government presidency and number one for Barcelona in the general elections on November 29.
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The PP leader has been looking for a prestigious interlocutor in Catalan civil society to replicate Josep Piqué's role with Aznar in 1996.
Frente Amplio confirms Ada Colau as candidate for Government presidency and number one for Barcelona in the general elections on November 29.
The Generalitat claims Pérez Llorca attended the World Cup final privately and without public expense, while the PSPV sees opacity and demands explanations.
The former president of the Generalitat celebrates the amnesty from Waterloo but does not clarify when he will return. Nogueras will lead the 29-N campaign.
Civil Protection issues Es-Alert warnings in twelve Catalan regions due to torrential rains. Six roads are closed and 1,426 incidents reported.
The storm hit the Catalan coast hard, with dozens of rescues, flooded roads, and thousands of customers without power. The damage was material.
Companys and seven councillors were arrested at the Palau de la Generalitat on October 6, 1934, and taken to the prison ship Uruguay. The repression left 74 dead in Barcelona.
The second edition of Meat Xperience in L'Hospitalet delayed its Sunday opening to 3:00 PM due to the storm and postponed the institutional inauguration to Monday.
Barcelona will apply a 150% surcharge on IBI for tourist apartments once the government unlocks housing decrees.
The PSC aims to increase from 19 to 26 deputies in the 29N elections, proposing Jordi Hereu as the lead candidate for Barcelona.
Barcelona's mayor, Jaume Collboni, honoured architect Josep Antoni Acebillo for his legal fight against Colau's superblocks.
The PSC hopes to remain Sánchez's stronghold on 29-N, while Junts fears losing seats and ERC keeps Rufián waiting for his decision.