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Alex Eala takes act to WTA 125 Catalonia Open after Madrid exit
The Manila Times 25 Apr 2026
MANILA, Philippines — After a second round exit at the WTA 1000 Madrid Open singles tournament, Filipino tennis ace Alex Eala will take her act to the 125 Catalonia Open in La Bisbal d'Empordà, Spain.
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PHOTO GALLERY: Best images of Sant Jordi 2026 from around Catalonia
Catalan News 23 Apr 2026
Sant Jordi is always one of the most magical days of the year in Catalonia. .
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Spain: EIB and Government of Catalonia sign €300 million loan to finance the extension of the FGC’s suburban Line 8 in Barcelona (EIB - European Investment Bank)
Public Technologies 22 Apr 2026
The European Investment Bank (EIB) and the Government of Catalonia have signed a €300 million loan to advance works to extend Barcelona's suburban train Line 8 operated by Ferrocarrils de la Generalitat de Catalunya (FGC) ... Background information.
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Romantic springtime spirit: Catalonia gears up for Sant Jordi 2026
Catalan News 21 Apr 2026
April 23 is always one of the most keenly anticipated days of the year in Catalonia ... April 23 is also World Book Day and Catalonia does it like nowhere else, combining it with a celebration of love to become the most romantic day of the year here.
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Catalonia grants highest heritage status to Civil War archive rescue diary
Catalan News 21 Apr 2026
The Catalan government has declared the 112-page diary documenting the rescue of Catalonia's archives during the Spanish Civil War as a Cultural Asset of National Interest (BCIN), the highest level of heritage protection in the region. .
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Henry Herald
17 Apr 2026
Lionel Messi buys fifth-tier soccer team in Catalonia
Inter Miami superstar Lionel Messi has purchased UE Cornella, a soccer team in Spain's fifth-highest division ... .
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Messi buys fifth-tier soccer team in Catalonia
Oman Observer 17 Apr 2026
Inter Miami superstar Lionel Messi has purchased UE Cornella, a soccer team in Spain's fifth-highest division.The Catalonia-based club announced the news on Thursday but no fina ....
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The University of Barcelona, cradle of modern architecture in Catalonia (Universitat de Barcelona)
Public Technologies 15 Apr 2026
) The University of Barcelona, cradle of modern architecture in Catalonia ... The Cradle of Modern Architecture in Catalonia (1872-1962)" will open to the public free of charge until the end of 2026 ... National Archive of Catalonia.
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The URV Incorporates two new collections into the Digital Memory of Catalonia (Universitat Rovira i Virgili)
Public Technologies 14 Apr 2026
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Diego Simeone finally breached Barcelona’s defences for the first time in his managerial career, and in doing so Atlético Madrid brought a 20-year wait for victory at Camp Nou to an end. The Argentine coach, renowned for his pragmatic, defence-first approach, masterminded a tactically disciplined performance that not only silenced the home crowd but also sent shockwaves through La Liga.\nFor two decades, Atlético had travelled to Catalonia with a mix of trepidation and hope, only to return empty-handed time and again. Yet this time, Simeone’s game plan-focused on compact defending, aggressive pressing, and clinical counter-attacks-paid off. The visitors absorbed early pressure, weathered a series of dangerous set pieces, and gradually imposed their own rhythm on the contest.\nThe breakthrough arrived midway through the second half when a swift break ended with a thunderous finish from Atlético’s star forward. The goal sent the small contingent of travelling supporters into raptures and visibly deflated Barcelona, who, despite throwing bodies forward in search of an equaliser, could not find a way through the visitors’ resolute rearguard.\nSimeone’s post-match celebration-a fierce punch of the air followed by a lap of honour with his jubilant players-spoke volumes about the significance of the moment. He had not merely won a game; he had shattered a psychological barrier that had loomed over Atlético for generations. For the players, it was a validation of their belief in his methods; for the fans, it was a long-awaited moment of triumph.\nAs the final whistle blew, it was clear that more than three points had been won. Atlético had reclaimed their status as genuine title contenders, while Barcelona were left to reflect on a rare home defeat that exposed vulnerabilities even their formidable reputation could not mask. For Simeone, the victory was a personal landmark, but for Atlético Madrid, it marked the end of two decades of frustration and the start of a new era of hope
Goal 08 Apr 2026
He arrived on Saturday evening with a game plan built on disciplined pressing, patient counter-attacking, and a clear mandate for his players to believe that history could be rewritten. From the first whistle, Atlético’s execution was near-perfect ... .
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