Sílvia Marimon

2 weeks ago | en.ara.cat | Sílvia Marimon |Gemma Garrido Granger |Albert Llimós |Gerard Bagué

BarcelonaOutlawing associations that glorify Francoism has never been easy. Today marks another step toward achieving this goal, but it hasn't ended with one of the dictatorship's most active and staunch defenders: the Francisco Franco Foundation.

2 weeks ago | en.ara.cat | Sílvia Marimon |Gemma Garrido Granger |Albert Llimós |Gerard Bagué

Barcelona"Memory disappears from the acronym, but not from the heart of the museum," says Carles García Hermosilla, who was appointed director of the Barcelona History Museum last December. From now on, the Born Museum will drop the initials CCM (Center for Culture and Memory) and will be called El Born. Barcelona History Museum.

2 weeks ago | en.ara.cat | Sílvia Marimon |Laia Seró Moreno |Marta Rodríguez Carrera |Irene Gutiérrez

The story of commuters in a week marked by two strikes and drivers removed for alleged sabotage ARA workers who live outside Barcelona and who are commuter train users write a diary about their experience on board the trains in a week that has been marked by the two strike calls – Tuesday and Thursday – and by the Two train drivers removed from service for alleged sabotage.

3 weeks ago | en.ara.cat | Sílvia Marimon |Gerard Pruna |Mònica Planas Callol |David Miró

BarcelonaAfter the Civil War was lost, Catalonia saw one of its greatest writers and intellectuals go into exile. Xavier Benguerel wrote that exile has no end and that the exile is forever. It is not easy to explain the exodus and the longing of thousands of Catalans who had to leave. Teresa Pi-Sunyer experienced it firsthand. She is the cleansing ofAugust Pi-Sunyer, who had to go into exile with his brothers, Carlos and Santiago.