A Barcelona court has issued a ruling to stop the cessation of activity for the La Caleta restaurant in Sant Vicenç de Montalt. The establishment had previously been ordered to close by July 30.

The Barcelona Court has reopened the case against three Mossos d'Esquadra officers accused of helping Carles Puigdemont flee, bringing them closer to trial.

The Audiencia de Barcelona has definitively closed the fraud complaint in the Reus case, which had implicated Joan Laporta, concluding that it was a real business project that ultimately failed.

Spain's Supreme Court has referred the case of Marta Rovira related to the 'procés' (Catalan independence process) to the Audiencia de Barcelona, stating that it lacks jurisdiction to judge the case as the defendant does not have any special legal privilege (aforamiento).

The court finds indications of criminal offenses such as "unauthorized" external intervention in the phones of those spied upon.

The five syndics who oversaw the 2017 Catalan independence referendum (1-O) will finally benefit from Spain's new Amnesty Law, despite the Barcelona Court having previously sought prison sentences for them.

The president of the Barcelona Provincial Court is demanding a doubling of judges to reduce the three-year backlog accumulated in the civil sections, stating it would take three years without new cases to resolve pending matters.

Jonathan Andic's defense team has submitted a video of a previous fall by Mango founder Isak Andic, along with information about his arthritis, to the Barcelona Court of Appeals. This evidence aims to prove that Isak Andic's death was accidental.

The Barcelona Court has ordered an investigation into the use of pepper spray during a pro-Palestinian protest where demonstrators attempted to block the Hapoel Jerusalem basketball team from leaving their hotel.

The former Catalan Minister of Health will stand trial for delays in the COVID-19 vaccination of police and civil guards, after the Barcelona Court dismissed her appeal.

The Spanish government has acknowledged that its intelligence agency, the CNI, spied on CUP deputy David Fernández with judicial authorization, submitting a report to the Barcelona court that lifts the secrecy on classified information.

A Barcelona court has sentenced a Twitter user to 15 months in prison for inciting harassment of a student in Canet de Mar over a linguistic conflict, deeming the promotion of harassment "inadmissible."

The Barcelona Court has ordered that 128 elderly victims of a real estate scam recover their homes, compelling the accused and their insurance companies to return the properties or pay their equivalent value.

The mother of a six-week-old baby allegedly mistreated in Barcelona reportedly searched Google for ways to protect her child from the father. The Barcelona Court has released the mother, while the husband remains in prison, considered the active perpetrator.