Montsià
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The horror and gore festival, unique in the Tarragona region, screens international works and aims to expand in terms of screens and days.
The capital of Montsià hosts one of Catalonia's three major pro-independence mobilizations, with two columns converging on the suspension bridge.
Territorial Education Services meet with mayors to detail updates, staff reinforcement, and improvements in educational infrastructure.
The 17th edition of the festival takes place from September 9th to 13th with international productions and local talent.
CF Amposta and UE Rapitenca competed in the sixth edition of the trophy with a narrow away victory.
The Mancomunitat will submit contributions to the Government's decree to enhance the conservation of the natural and agricultural heritage of ancient trees.
The City Council details the works carried out during the summer to improve the municipality's safety, water management, and public spaces.
The event celebrates the 50th anniversary of the Penya Bou Capllaçat, gathering fourteen towns from the Ebro region and one guest from Castellón.
The increase in traffic since the removal of tolls coincides with a 200% rise in accidents involving fatalities or serious injuries on this stretch.
The La Ràpita City Council launches a new digital platform to centralize the municipality's cultural offerings during the September festivities.
The astronomical spectacle, lasting over three hours, was observable from Amposta and other parts of the region.
The City Council approves the administrative concession process for the university building, with an investment of over one million euros planned.
