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Saints and Lovers

Every April 23rd, Catalunya celebrates love and remembers a man who killed a dragon. Read more

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Congreso de los Diputados, Madrid, Spain. Photo by Luis Javier Modino Martínez (Wikimedia).

Who’s Who in the Spanish General Elections

As Spain prepares to go to the polls on April 28, we take a look at who’s in the running and tell you a bit about all the major contenders for Spain’s top job. Read more
Liz Castro. Photo by Diana Delgado Pineda.

Power to the People

Liz Castro’s new project Aixeta aims to get funds flowing to local artists and creators. Read more
Easter Eats

Catalans have long celebrated Easter with the giving of "mones," although their form has metamorphosed over the centuries. Read more
Andrew Funk

A day in the life: Andrew Funk

Andrew Funk believes that talent can change our lives. His organization Homeless Entrepreneur is committed to giving a voice to every homeless person who wants to tell their story. Read more
Photo by Lassewillken (Wikimedia).

Opinion｜Brexit: A Botched Job

We try to make sense of what on earth has been going on across the English channel, and recap the legal developments that will affect Brits living in Spain. Read more
Spain After Brexit: Will Your Wallet Feel the Pain?

Financial Advisor Barry Davys reviews the implications of Brexit for U.K. nationals living in Spain. Read more
The Musical Nature of the Beast

The New Catalan Ensemble’s latest album, Bestiari, wildly serenades our “beastly” metropolis. Read more
Artur Bladé, An Unknown Writer

The magic of the Ribera d’Ebre comes alive in the journals of a Catalan exile during the Spanish Civil War. Read more
Catedral de Santa Creu i Santa Eulàlia. Pjhoto by Pierre Gronau (Wikimedia).

Santa Eulàlia

Long before her name became associated with a 175-year-old Barcelona-based fashion brand, Santa Eulàlia was widely known as young Christian martyr. Read more