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  • Sagrada FamiliaEurope

    Sagrada Familia, Barcelona’s famously incomplete church, will finally erect its central tower over 100 years after it began

    By Joseph Wilson and The Associated Press
  • WorkerEnvironment

    Death of 51-year-old Barcelona street sweeper from heatstroke stirs labor unrest in Southern Europe

    By Joseph Wilson, Derek Gatopoulos, and others
  • Barcelona, Spain – June 14, 2022: People and public buses move along the Passeig de Colon waterfront promenade by the marina between La Rambla and Port Vell in downtown Barcelona Catalonia SpainTech

    Renault and WeRide’s driverless bus put to the test on Barcelona streets

    By Hernan Munoz, Joseph Wilson, and others
  • People in Barcelona board the subway trainTech

    Electric cars in Barcelona are now being charged every time subway trains 200 feet beneath them hit the brakes

    By Joseph Wilson and The Associated Press
  • Low angle view of boy looking at digital tablet while lying with sisters using mobile phone on bed at homeLifestyle

    Spain cracks down on smartphones for children, as statistics reveal one in five toddlers aged 3 or 4 own a smartphone

    By Joseph Wilson, Laurie Kellman, and others
  • Pedro Sanchez, Spain’s prime minister, left, and his wife, Maria Begona Gomez Fernandez, leave after attending a reception to mark the 70th anniversary of the forming of the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation (NATO) at number 10 Downing Street in London, U.K., on Tuesday, Dec. 3, 2019. The U.K. is hosting NATO leaders to mark the military alliance’s 70th anniversary. Photographer: Simon Dawson/Bloomberg via Getty ImagesPolitics

    After threatening to resign over X, Spanish prime minister Sanchez declares he will ‘continue on with even more strength’ despite corruption claims against wife

    By Ciaran Giles, Joseph Wilson, and others