Terrassa
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- Oct 19
Lluís Puig takes Catalan Parliament seat as Toni Comín takes oath in Madrid
Nine years after the 1 October 2017 referendum, Lluís Puig returned to Catalonia and took his Parlament seat on Thursday, while Toni Comín swore the Spanish Constitution in Madrid to take up his European Parliament seat.
- Oct 2
Catalan judiciary leaders demand tougher weapon laws and housing tools
At the judicial year opening in Barcelona on Friday, Catalonia's top prosecutor urged stricter firearm penalties following a shooting in Terrassa, while TSJC President Mercè Caso pressed lawmakers for legal mechanisms to address evictions and court backlogs.
- Oct 2
Four gunmen shoot two Guardia Civil officers in Terrassa after highway pursuit
Two plainclothes Guardia Civil officers tracking highway cargo thieves were wounded in Terrassa on Thursday night, prompting a police manhunt that led to three arrests.
- Oct 1
Barcelona launches corridor studies to overhaul major entry routes and cut car traffic
The city council commissioned assessments for Avinguda Diagonal, Gran Via, and Ronda Litoral to guide public transport infrastructure through 2050.
- Oct 1
Spanish opposition leader proposes medical discharge powers for mutual insurers, drawing union and government backlash
People's Party leader Alberto Núñez Feijóo proposed allowing mutual insurance associations to discharge workers on medical leave, facing immediate opposition from trade unions, medical inspectors, and the government.
- Jun 14
Salvador Illa rallies Catalan socialists after poll drops: 'They won't bend us or silence us'
Catalan president Salvador Illa addressed the PSC national council in Terrassa on Saturday with a football-themed call to arms, dismissing polls that project a loss of up to nine seats in Catalonia and a 4.9-point national drop for the PSOE.
