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Illa urges Catalan voters to act responsibly in Nov 29 poll

Catalan President Salvador Illa calls for responsibility as national elections loom after housing decree collapse.

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Girona Bishop Top Candidate for Barcelona See

Octavi Vilà is the leading candidate to succeed Cardinal Omella as Archbishop of Barcelona, pending papal approval.

Catalan Builder Quits Amid Soaring Costs

A small construction firm in Girona halts projects due to rising costs, taxes and regulatory burdens.

Man Surrenders After Knife Attack in Tarragona

A 44-year-old man has turned himself in to Mossos d'Esquadra after allegedly stabbing another during a Sunday night altercation in Tarragona.

Commuters Stranded as Morning Buses to Lleida Remain Full

Residents in Segrià face daily delays due to overcrowding on the Alfarràs–Lleida bus route, especially during morning peak hours.

Manresa Has Fewer Motor Vehicles Than Vic or Igualada

Latest data shows Manresa has a lower rate of motorisation than similar-sized Catalan cities, with implications for its low-emission zone plans.

Alt Pirineu to see €18m road upgrade

The Catalan government has awarded an €18 million contract to upgrade 6.2km of the Eix de Comiols between Pont d'Alentorn and Vall-llebrera.

Sitges festival brings Bacon, Jackson and DeVito

The 59th Sitges Film Festival will run from Thursday 8 to Sunday 18 October, with film premieres, honorary awards, free exhibitions and the annual Zombie Walk.

Anti-Fraud Office Closes Probe into Amposta University Building Use

Catalonia’s Anti-Fraud Office has closed its investigation into public fund use at Amposta’s university building, citing no irregularities.