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  • "Art For Your Oceans" Exhibition At Sotheby's In London
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    "Art For Your Oceans" Exhibition At Sotheby's In London
    LONDON, UNITED KINGDOM - MAY 07, 2025: Staff members look at an artwork by Laura Ford, "Reclining Seal", 2025, during a photocall at Sotheby's auction house showcasing the ‘Art For Your Oceans’ selling exhibition with works of art donated by leading artists and created using the world's first sustainable and fully biodegradable water-based ink produced by OCEANIUM in Scotland from seaweed, in London, United Kingdom on May 07, 2025. The exhibition will be open to the public from 7 to 15th May 2025 and aims to raise funds and awareness for pioneering ocean conservation initiatives by WWF in the UK and further afield. (Photo by WIktor Szymanowicz/NurPhoto)

     

  • DAK Health Insurance Logo Displayed On Building Facade
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    DAK Health Insurance Logo Displayed On Building Facade
    The logo of DAK-Gesundheit, a major German public health insurance provider, is mounted on the facade of a building in Straubing, Lower Bavaria, Bavaria, Germany, on April 26, 2025. DAK is one of Germany's largest statutory health insurers and operates branches throughout the country. (Photo by Michael Nguyen/NurPhoto)

     

  • An Electronic Board Displays Information On Recent Fluctuations Of Market Indices At The B3 Stock Exchange In Sao Paulo
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    An Electronic Board Displays Information On Recent Fluctuations Of Market Indices At The B3 Stock Exchange In Sao Paulo
    An electronic board displays information on recent fluctuations of market indices at the B3 Stock Exchange in Sao Paulo, Brazil, on April 7, 2025. (Photo by Cris Faga/NurPhoto)

     

  • An Electronic Board Displays Information On Recent Fluctuations Of Market Indices At The B3 Stock Exchange In Sao Paulo
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    An Electronic Board Displays Information On Recent Fluctuations Of Market Indices At The B3 Stock Exchange In Sao Paulo
    An electronic board displays information on recent fluctuations of market indices at the B3 Stock Exchange in Sao Paulo, Brazil, on April 7, 2025. (Photo by Cris Faga/NurPhoto)

     

  • An Electronic Board Displays Information On Recent Fluctuations Of Market Indices At The B3 Stock Exchange In Sao Paulo
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    An Electronic Board Displays Information On Recent Fluctuations Of Market Indices At The B3 Stock Exchange In Sao Paulo
    An electronic board displays information on recent fluctuations of market indices at the B3 Stock Exchange in Sao Paulo, Brazil, on April 7, 2025. (Photo by Cris Faga/NurPhoto)

     

  • An Electronic Board Displays Information On Recent Fluctuations Of Market Indices At The B3 Stock Exchange In Sao Paulo
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    An Electronic Board Displays Information On Recent Fluctuations Of Market Indices At The B3 Stock Exchange In Sao Paulo
    An electronic board displays information on recent fluctuations of market indices at the B3 Stock Exchange in Sao Paulo, Brazil, on April 7, 2025. (Photo by Cris Faga/NurPhoto)

     

  • An Electronic Board Displays Information On Recent Fluctuations Of Market Indices At The B3 Stock Exchange In Sao Paulo
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    An Electronic Board Displays Information On Recent Fluctuations Of Market Indices At The B3 Stock Exchange In Sao Paulo
    An electronic board displays information on recent fluctuations of market indices at the B3 Stock Exchange in Sao Paulo, Brazil, on April 7, 2025. (Photo by Cris Faga/NurPhoto)

     

  • An Electronic Board Displays Information On Recent Fluctuations Of Market Indices At The B3 Stock Exchange In Sao Paulo
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    An Electronic Board Displays Information On Recent Fluctuations Of Market Indices At The B3 Stock Exchange In Sao Paulo
    An electronic board displays information on recent fluctuations of market indices at the B3 Stock Exchange in Sao Paulo, Brazil, on April 7, 2025. (Photo by Cris Faga/NurPhoto)

     

  • An Electronic Board Displays Information On Recent Fluctuations Of Market Indices At The B3 Stock Exchange In Sao Paulo
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    An Electronic Board Displays Information On Recent Fluctuations Of Market Indices At The B3 Stock Exchange In Sao Paulo
    An electronic board displays information on recent fluctuations of market indices at the B3 Stock Exchange in Sao Paulo, Brazil, on April 7, 2025. (Photo by Cris Faga/NurPhoto)

     

  • Demonstrators Occupy Central Barcelona Station To Protest Rail Service Failures
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    Demonstrators Occupy Central Barcelona Station To Protest Rail Service Failures
    Hundreds of people gather at Barcelona Sants, the city's main train station, in a protest organized by the pro-independence group Assemblea Nacional Catalana (ANC). The demonstration targets the ongoing mismanagement of the Rodalies commuter rail system by Spain's state-owned companies Renfe and Adif. Protesters wave banners and chant pro-independence slogans, denouncing chronic delays and disruptions--averaging 31 incidents per day in 2024--and call for full control of Catalonia's rail services to be transferred to the regional government. Rodalies, the name for commuter rail in Catalonia, is operated by Renfe and managed by Adif. Protesters also point to a historic lack of investment, citing that over EUR3.6 billion in planned infrastructure funds have gone unexecuted in the region since 2010. In Barcelona, Catalonia, Spain, on April 5, 2025 (Photo by Albert Llop/NurPhoto)

     

  • Demonstrators Occupy Central Barcelona Station To Protest Rail Service Failures
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    Demonstrators Occupy Central Barcelona Station To Protest Rail Service Failures
    Hundreds of people gather at Barcelona Sants, the city's main train station, in a protest organized by the pro-independence group Assemblea Nacional Catalana (ANC). The demonstration targets the ongoing mismanagement of the Rodalies commuter rail system by Spain's state-owned companies Renfe and Adif. Protesters wave banners and chant pro-independence slogans, denouncing chronic delays and disruptions--averaging 31 incidents per day in 2024--and call for full control of Catalonia's rail services to be transferred to the regional government. Rodalies, the name for commuter rail in Catalonia, is operated by Renfe and managed by Adif. Protesters also point to a historic lack of investment, citing that over EUR3.6 billion in planned infrastructure funds have gone unexecuted in the region since 2010. In Barcelona, Catalonia, Spain, on April 5, 2025 (Photo by Albert Llop/NurPhoto)

     

  • Demonstrators Occupy Central Barcelona Station To Protest Rail Service Failures
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    Demonstrators Occupy Central Barcelona Station To Protest Rail Service Failures
    Hundreds of people gather at Barcelona Sants, the city's main train station, in a protest organized by the pro-independence group Assemblea Nacional Catalana (ANC). The demonstration targets the ongoing mismanagement of the Rodalies commuter rail system by Spain's state-owned companies Renfe and Adif. Protesters wave banners and chant pro-independence slogans, denouncing chronic delays and disruptions--averaging 31 incidents per day in 2024--and call for full control of Catalonia's rail services to be transferred to the regional government. Rodalies, the name for commuter rail in Catalonia, is operated by Renfe and managed by Adif. Protesters also point to a historic lack of investment, citing that over EUR3.6 billion in planned infrastructure funds have gone unexecuted in the region since 2010. In Barcelona, Catalonia, Spain, on April 5, 2025 (Photo by Albert Llop/NurPhoto)

     

  • Demonstrators Occupy Central Barcelona Station To Protest Rail Service Failures
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    Demonstrators Occupy Central Barcelona Station To Protest Rail Service Failures
    Hundreds of people gather at Barcelona Sants, the city's main train station, in a protest organized by the pro-independence group Assemblea Nacional Catalana (ANC). The demonstration targets the ongoing mismanagement of the Rodalies commuter rail system by Spain's state-owned companies Renfe and Adif. Protesters wave banners and chant pro-independence slogans, denouncing chronic delays and disruptions--averaging 31 incidents per day in 2024--and call for full control of Catalonia's rail services to be transferred to the regional government. Rodalies, the name for commuter rail in Catalonia, is operated by Renfe and managed by Adif. Protesters also point to a historic lack of investment, citing that over EUR3.6 billion in planned infrastructure funds have gone unexecuted in the region since 2010. In Barcelona, Catalonia, Spain, on April 5, 2025 (Photo by Albert Llop/NurPhoto)

     

  • Demonstrators Occupy Central Barcelona Station To Protest Rail Service Failures
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    Demonstrators Occupy Central Barcelona Station To Protest Rail Service Failures
    Hundreds of people gather at Barcelona Sants, the city's main train station, in a protest organized by the pro-independence group Assemblea Nacional Catalana (ANC). The demonstration targets the ongoing mismanagement of the Rodalies commuter rail system by Spain's state-owned companies Renfe and Adif. Protesters wave banners and chant pro-independence slogans, denouncing chronic delays and disruptions--averaging 31 incidents per day in 2024--and call for full control of Catalonia's rail services to be transferred to the regional government. Rodalies, the name for commuter rail in Catalonia, is operated by Renfe and managed by Adif. Protesters also point to a historic lack of investment, citing that over EUR3.6 billion in planned infrastructure funds have gone unexecuted in the region since 2010. In Barcelona, Catalonia, Spain, on April 5, 2025 (Photo by Albert Llop/NurPhoto)

     

  • Demonstrators Occupy Central Barcelona Station To Protest Rail Service Failures
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    Demonstrators Occupy Central Barcelona Station To Protest Rail Service Failures
    Hundreds of people gather at Barcelona Sants, the city's main train station, in a protest organized by the pro-independence group Assemblea Nacional Catalana (ANC). The demonstration targets the ongoing mismanagement of the Rodalies commuter rail system by Spain's state-owned companies Renfe and Adif. Protesters wave banners and chant pro-independence slogans, denouncing chronic delays and disruptions--averaging 31 incidents per day in 2024--and call for full control of Catalonia's rail services to be transferred to the regional government. Rodalies, the name for commuter rail in Catalonia, is operated by Renfe and managed by Adif. Protesters also point to a historic lack of investment, citing that over EUR3.6 billion in planned infrastructure funds have gone unexecuted in the region since 2010. In Barcelona, Catalonia, Spain, on April 5, 2025 (Photo by Albert Llop/NurPhoto)

     

  • Demonstrators Occupy Central Barcelona Station To Protest Rail Service Failures
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    Demonstrators Occupy Central Barcelona Station To Protest Rail Service Failures
    Hundreds of people gather at Barcelona Sants, the city's main train station, in a protest organized by the pro-independence group Assemblea Nacional Catalana (ANC). The demonstration targets the ongoing mismanagement of the Rodalies commuter rail system by Spain's state-owned companies Renfe and Adif. Protesters wave banners and chant pro-independence slogans, denouncing chronic delays and disruptions--averaging 31 incidents per day in 2024--and call for full control of Catalonia's rail services to be transferred to the regional government. Rodalies, the name for commuter rail in Catalonia, is operated by Renfe and managed by Adif. Protesters also point to a historic lack of investment, citing that over EUR3.6 billion in planned infrastructure funds have gone unexecuted in the region since 2010. In Barcelona, Catalonia, Spain, on April 5, 2025 (Photo by Albert Llop/NurPhoto)

     

  • Demonstrators Occupy Central Barcelona Station To Protest Rail Service Failures
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    Demonstrators Occupy Central Barcelona Station To Protest Rail Service Failures
    Hundreds of people gather at Barcelona Sants, the city's main train station, in a protest organized by the pro-independence group Assemblea Nacional Catalana (ANC). The demonstration targets the ongoing mismanagement of the Rodalies commuter rail system by Spain's state-owned companies Renfe and Adif. Protesters wave banners and chant pro-independence slogans, denouncing chronic delays and disruptions--averaging 31 incidents per day in 2024--and call for full control of Catalonia's rail services to be transferred to the regional government. Rodalies, the name for commuter rail in Catalonia, is operated by Renfe and managed by Adif. Protesters also point to a historic lack of investment, citing that over EUR3.6 billion in planned infrastructure funds have gone unexecuted in the region since 2010. In Barcelona, Catalonia, Spain, on April 5, 2025 (Photo by Albert Llop/NurPhoto)

     

  • Demonstrators Occupy Central Barcelona Station To Protest Rail Service Failures
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    Demonstrators Occupy Central Barcelona Station To Protest Rail Service Failures
    Hundreds of people gather at Barcelona Sants, the city's main train station, in a protest organized by the pro-independence group Assemblea Nacional Catalana (ANC). The demonstration targets the ongoing mismanagement of the Rodalies commuter rail system by Spain's state-owned companies Renfe and Adif. Protesters wave banners and chant pro-independence slogans, denouncing chronic delays and disruptions--averaging 31 incidents per day in 2024--and call for full control of Catalonia's rail services to be transferred to the regional government. Rodalies, the name for commuter rail in Catalonia, is operated by Renfe and managed by Adif. Protesters also point to a historic lack of investment, citing that over EUR3.6 billion in planned infrastructure funds have gone unexecuted in the region since 2010. In Barcelona, Catalonia, Spain, on April 5, 2025 (Photo by Albert Llop/NurPhoto)

     

  • Demonstrators Occupy Central Barcelona Station To Protest Rail Service Failures
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    Demonstrators Occupy Central Barcelona Station To Protest Rail Service Failures
    Hundreds of people gather at Barcelona Sants, the city's main train station, in a protest organized by the pro-independence group Assemblea Nacional Catalana (ANC). The demonstration targets the ongoing mismanagement of the Rodalies commuter rail system by Spain's state-owned companies Renfe and Adif. Protesters wave banners and chant pro-independence slogans, denouncing chronic delays and disruptions--averaging 31 incidents per day in 2024--and call for full control of Catalonia's rail services to be transferred to the regional government. Rodalies, the name for commuter rail in Catalonia, is operated by Renfe and managed by Adif. Protesters also point to a historic lack of investment, citing that over EUR3.6 billion in planned infrastructure funds have gone unexecuted in the region since 2010. In Barcelona, Catalonia, Spain, on April 5, 2025 (Photo by Albert Llop/NurPhoto)

     

  • Demonstrators Occupy Central Barcelona Station To Protest Rail Service Failures
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    Demonstrators Occupy Central Barcelona Station To Protest Rail Service Failures
    Hundreds of people gather at Barcelona Sants, the city's main train station, in a protest organized by the pro-independence group Assemblea Nacional Catalana (ANC). The demonstration targets the ongoing mismanagement of the Rodalies commuter rail system by Spain's state-owned companies Renfe and Adif. Protesters wave banners and chant pro-independence slogans, denouncing chronic delays and disruptions--averaging 31 incidents per day in 2024--and call for full control of Catalonia's rail services to be transferred to the regional government. Rodalies, the name for commuter rail in Catalonia, is operated by Renfe and managed by Adif. Protesters also point to a historic lack of investment, citing that over EUR3.6 billion in planned infrastructure funds have gone unexecuted in the region since 2010. In Barcelona, Catalonia, Spain, on April 5, 2025 (Photo by Albert Llop/NurPhoto)

     

  • Demonstrators Occupy Central Barcelona Station To Protest Rail Service Failures
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    Demonstrators Occupy Central Barcelona Station To Protest Rail Service Failures
    Hundreds of people gather at Barcelona Sants, the city's main train station, in a protest organized by the pro-independence group Assemblea Nacional Catalana (ANC). The demonstration targets the ongoing mismanagement of the Rodalies commuter rail system by Spain's state-owned companies Renfe and Adif. Protesters wave banners and chant pro-independence slogans, denouncing chronic delays and disruptions--averaging 31 incidents per day in 2024--and call for full control of Catalonia's rail services to be transferred to the regional government. Rodalies, the name for commuter rail in Catalonia, is operated by Renfe and managed by Adif. Protesters also point to a historic lack of investment, citing that over EUR3.6 billion in planned infrastructure funds have gone unexecuted in the region since 2010. In Barcelona, Catalonia, Spain, on April 5, 2025 (Photo by Albert Llop/NurPhoto)

     

  • Demonstrators Occupy Central Barcelona Station To Protest Rail Service Failures
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    Demonstrators Occupy Central Barcelona Station To Protest Rail Service Failures
    Hundreds of people gather at Barcelona Sants, the city's main train station, in a protest organized by the pro-independence group Assemblea Nacional Catalana (ANC). The demonstration targets the ongoing mismanagement of the Rodalies commuter rail system by Spain's state-owned companies Renfe and Adif. Protesters wave banners and chant pro-independence slogans, denouncing chronic delays and disruptions--averaging 31 incidents per day in 2024--and call for full control of Catalonia's rail services to be transferred to the regional government. Rodalies, the name for commuter rail in Catalonia, is operated by Renfe and managed by Adif. Protesters also point to a historic lack of investment, citing that over EUR3.6 billion in planned infrastructure funds have gone unexecuted in the region since 2010. In Barcelona, Catalonia, Spain, on April 5, 2025 (Photo by Albert Llop/NurPhoto)

     

  • Demonstrators Occupy Central Barcelona Station To Protest Rail Service Failures
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    Demonstrators Occupy Central Barcelona Station To Protest Rail Service Failures
    Hundreds of people gather at Barcelona Sants, the city's main train station, in a protest organized by the pro-independence group Assemblea Nacional Catalana (ANC). The demonstration targets the ongoing mismanagement of the Rodalies commuter rail system by Spain's state-owned companies Renfe and Adif. Protesters wave banners and chant pro-independence slogans, denouncing chronic delays and disruptions--averaging 31 incidents per day in 2024--and call for full control of Catalonia's rail services to be transferred to the regional government. Rodalies, the name for commuter rail in Catalonia, is operated by Renfe and managed by Adif. Protesters also point to a historic lack of investment, citing that over EUR3.6 billion in planned infrastructure funds have gone unexecuted in the region since 2010. In Barcelona, Catalonia, Spain, on April 5, 2025 (Photo by Albert Llop/NurPhoto)

     

  • Demonstrators Occupy Central Barcelona Station To Protest Rail Service Failures
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    Demonstrators Occupy Central Barcelona Station To Protest Rail Service Failures
    Hundreds of people gather at Barcelona Sants, the city's main train station, in a protest organized by the pro-independence group Assemblea Nacional Catalana (ANC). The demonstration targets the ongoing mismanagement of the Rodalies commuter rail system by Spain's state-owned companies Renfe and Adif. Protesters wave banners and chant pro-independence slogans, denouncing chronic delays and disruptions--averaging 31 incidents per day in 2024--and call for full control of Catalonia's rail services to be transferred to the regional government. Rodalies, the name for commuter rail in Catalonia, is operated by Renfe and managed by Adif. Protesters also point to a historic lack of investment, citing that over EUR3.6 billion in planned infrastructure funds have gone unexecuted in the region since 2010. In Barcelona, Catalonia, Spain, on April 5, 2025 (Photo by Albert Llop/NurPhoto)

     

  • Demonstrators Occupy Central Barcelona Station To Protest Rail Service Failures
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    Demonstrators Occupy Central Barcelona Station To Protest Rail Service Failures
    Hundreds of people gather at Barcelona Sants, the city's main train station, in a protest organized by the pro-independence group Assemblea Nacional Catalana (ANC). The demonstration targets the ongoing mismanagement of the Rodalies commuter rail system by Spain's state-owned companies Renfe and Adif. Protesters wave banners and chant pro-independence slogans, denouncing chronic delays and disruptions--averaging 31 incidents per day in 2024--and call for full control of Catalonia's rail services to be transferred to the regional government. Rodalies, the name for commuter rail in Catalonia, is operated by Renfe and managed by Adif. Protesters also point to a historic lack of investment, citing that over EUR3.6 billion in planned infrastructure funds have gone unexecuted in the region since 2010. In Barcelona, Catalonia, Spain, on April 5, 2025 (Photo by Albert Llop/NurPhoto)

     

  • Demonstrators Occupy Central Barcelona Station To Protest Rail Service Failures
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    Demonstrators Occupy Central Barcelona Station To Protest Rail Service Failures
    Hundreds of people gather at Barcelona Sants, the city's main train station, in a protest organized by the pro-independence group Assemblea Nacional Catalana (ANC). The demonstration targets the ongoing mismanagement of the Rodalies commuter rail system by Spain's state-owned companies Renfe and Adif. Protesters wave banners and chant pro-independence slogans, denouncing chronic delays and disruptions--averaging 31 incidents per day in 2024--and call for full control of Catalonia's rail services to be transferred to the regional government. Rodalies, the name for commuter rail in Catalonia, is operated by Renfe and managed by Adif. Protesters also point to a historic lack of investment, citing that over EUR3.6 billion in planned infrastructure funds have gone unexecuted in the region since 2010. In Barcelona, Catalonia, Spain, on April 5, 2025 (Photo by Albert Llop/NurPhoto)

     

  • Demonstrators Occupy Central Barcelona Station To Protest Rail Service Failures
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    Demonstrators Occupy Central Barcelona Station To Protest Rail Service Failures
    Hundreds of people gather at Barcelona Sants, the city's main train station, in a protest organized by the pro-independence group Assemblea Nacional Catalana (ANC). The demonstration targets the ongoing mismanagement of the Rodalies commuter rail system by Spain's state-owned companies Renfe and Adif. Protesters wave banners and chant pro-independence slogans, denouncing chronic delays and disruptions--averaging 31 incidents per day in 2024--and call for full control of Catalonia's rail services to be transferred to the regional government. Rodalies, the name for commuter rail in Catalonia, is operated by Renfe and managed by Adif. Protesters also point to a historic lack of investment, citing that over EUR3.6 billion in planned infrastructure funds have gone unexecuted in the region since 2010. In Barcelona, Catalonia, Spain, on April 5, 2025 (Photo by Albert Llop/NurPhoto)

     

  • Demonstrators Occupy Central Barcelona Station To Protest Rail Service Failures
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    Demonstrators Occupy Central Barcelona Station To Protest Rail Service Failures
    Hundreds of people gather at Barcelona Sants, the city's main train station, in a protest organized by the pro-independence group Assemblea Nacional Catalana (ANC). The demonstration targets the ongoing mismanagement of the Rodalies commuter rail system by Spain's state-owned companies Renfe and Adif. Protesters wave banners and chant pro-independence slogans, denouncing chronic delays and disruptions--averaging 31 incidents per day in 2024--and call for full control of Catalonia's rail services to be transferred to the regional government. Rodalies, the name for commuter rail in Catalonia, is operated by Renfe and managed by Adif. Protesters also point to a historic lack of investment, citing that over EUR3.6 billion in planned infrastructure funds have gone unexecuted in the region since 2010. In Barcelona, Catalonia, Spain, on April 5, 2025 (Photo by Albert Llop/NurPhoto)

     

  • Demonstrators Occupy Central Barcelona Station To Protest Rail Service Failures
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    Demonstrators Occupy Central Barcelona Station To Protest Rail Service Failures
    Hundreds of people gather at Barcelona Sants, the city's main train station, in a protest organized by the pro-independence group Assemblea Nacional Catalana (ANC). The demonstration targets the ongoing mismanagement of the Rodalies commuter rail system by Spain's state-owned companies Renfe and Adif. Protesters wave banners and chant pro-independence slogans, denouncing chronic delays and disruptions--averaging 31 incidents per day in 2024--and call for full control of Catalonia's rail services to be transferred to the regional government. Rodalies, the name for commuter rail in Catalonia, is operated by Renfe and managed by Adif. Protesters also point to a historic lack of investment, citing that over EUR3.6 billion in planned infrastructure funds have gone unexecuted in the region since 2010. In Barcelona, Catalonia, Spain, on April 5, 2025 (Photo by Albert Llop/NurPhoto)

     

  • Demonstrators Occupy Central Barcelona Station To Protest Rail Service Failures
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    Demonstrators Occupy Central Barcelona Station To Protest Rail Service Failures
    Hundreds of people gather at Barcelona Sants, the city's main train station, in a protest organized by the pro-independence group Assemblea Nacional Catalana (ANC). The demonstration targets the ongoing mismanagement of the Rodalies commuter rail system by Spain's state-owned companies Renfe and Adif. Protesters wave banners and chant pro-independence slogans, denouncing chronic delays and disruptions--averaging 31 incidents per day in 2024--and call for full control of Catalonia's rail services to be transferred to the regional government. Rodalies, the name for commuter rail in Catalonia, is operated by Renfe and managed by Adif. Protesters also point to a historic lack of investment, citing that over EUR3.6 billion in planned infrastructure funds have gone unexecuted in the region since 2010. In Barcelona, Catalonia, Spain, on April 5, 2025 (Photo by Albert Llop/NurPhoto)

     

  • Demonstrators Occupy Central Barcelona Station To Protest Rail Service Failures
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    Demonstrators Occupy Central Barcelona Station To Protest Rail Service Failures
    Hundreds of people gather at Barcelona Sants, the city's main train station, in a protest organized by the pro-independence group Assemblea Nacional Catalana (ANC). The demonstration targets the ongoing mismanagement of the Rodalies commuter rail system by Spain's state-owned companies Renfe and Adif. Protesters wave banners and chant pro-independence slogans, denouncing chronic delays and disruptions--averaging 31 incidents per day in 2024--and call for full control of Catalonia's rail services to be transferred to the regional government. Rodalies, the name for commuter rail in Catalonia, is operated by Renfe and managed by Adif. Protesters also point to a historic lack of investment, citing that over EUR3.6 billion in planned infrastructure funds have gone unexecuted in the region since 2010. In Barcelona, Catalonia, Spain, on April 5, 2025 (Photo by Albert Llop/NurPhoto)

     

  • Demonstrators Occupy Central Barcelona Station To Protest Rail Service Failures
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    Demonstrators Occupy Central Barcelona Station To Protest Rail Service Failures
    Hundreds of people gather at Barcelona Sants, the city's main train station, in a protest organized by the pro-independence group Assemblea Nacional Catalana (ANC). The demonstration targets the ongoing mismanagement of the Rodalies commuter rail system by Spain's state-owned companies Renfe and Adif. Protesters wave banners and chant pro-independence slogans, denouncing chronic delays and disruptions--averaging 31 incidents per day in 2024--and call for full control of Catalonia's rail services to be transferred to the regional government. Rodalies, the name for commuter rail in Catalonia, is operated by Renfe and managed by Adif. Protesters also point to a historic lack of investment, citing that over EUR3.6 billion in planned infrastructure funds have gone unexecuted in the region since 2010. In Barcelona, Catalonia, Spain, on April 5, 2025 (Photo by Albert Llop/NurPhoto)

     

  • Demonstrators Occupy Central Barcelona Station To Protest Rail Service Failures
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    Demonstrators Occupy Central Barcelona Station To Protest Rail Service Failures
    Hundreds of people gather at Barcelona Sants, the city's main train station, in a protest organized by the pro-independence group Assemblea Nacional Catalana (ANC). The demonstration targets the ongoing mismanagement of the Rodalies commuter rail system by Spain's state-owned companies Renfe and Adif. Protesters wave banners and chant pro-independence slogans, denouncing chronic delays and disruptions--averaging 31 incidents per day in 2024--and call for full control of Catalonia's rail services to be transferred to the regional government. Rodalies, the name for commuter rail in Catalonia, is operated by Renfe and managed by Adif. Protesters also point to a historic lack of investment, citing that over EUR3.6 billion in planned infrastructure funds have gone unexecuted in the region since 2010. In Barcelona, Catalonia, Spain, on April 5, 2025 (Photo by Albert Llop/NurPhoto)

     

  • Demonstrators Occupy Central Barcelona Station To Protest Rail Service Failures
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    Demonstrators Occupy Central Barcelona Station To Protest Rail Service Failures
    Hundreds of people gather at Barcelona Sants, the city's main train station, in a protest organized by the pro-independence group Assemblea Nacional Catalana (ANC). The demonstration targets the ongoing mismanagement of the Rodalies commuter rail system by Spain's state-owned companies Renfe and Adif. Protesters wave banners and chant pro-independence slogans, denouncing chronic delays and disruptions--averaging 31 incidents per day in 2024--and call for full control of Catalonia's rail services to be transferred to the regional government. Rodalies, the name for commuter rail in Catalonia, is operated by Renfe and managed by Adif. Protesters also point to a historic lack of investment, citing that over EUR3.6 billion in planned infrastructure funds have gone unexecuted in the region since 2010. In Barcelona, Catalonia, Spain, on April 5, 2025 (Photo by Albert Llop/NurPhoto)

     

  • Demonstrators Occupy Central Barcelona Station To Protest Rail Service Failures
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    Demonstrators Occupy Central Barcelona Station To Protest Rail Service Failures
    Hundreds of people gather at Barcelona Sants, the city's main train station, in a protest organized by the pro-independence group Assemblea Nacional Catalana (ANC). The demonstration targets the ongoing mismanagement of the Rodalies commuter rail system by Spain's state-owned companies Renfe and Adif. Protesters wave banners and chant pro-independence slogans, denouncing chronic delays and disruptions--averaging 31 incidents per day in 2024--and call for full control of Catalonia's rail services to be transferred to the regional government. Rodalies, the name for commuter rail in Catalonia, is operated by Renfe and managed by Adif. Protesters also point to a historic lack of investment, citing that over EUR3.6 billion in planned infrastructure funds have gone unexecuted in the region since 2010. In Barcelona, Catalonia, Spain, on April 5, 2025 (Photo by Albert Llop/NurPhoto)

     

  • Demonstrators Occupy Central Barcelona Station To Protest Rail Service Failures
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    Demonstrators Occupy Central Barcelona Station To Protest Rail Service Failures
    Hundreds of people gather at Barcelona Sants, the city's main train station, in a protest organized by the pro-independence group Assemblea Nacional Catalana (ANC). The demonstration targets the ongoing mismanagement of the Rodalies commuter rail system by Spain's state-owned companies Renfe and Adif. Protesters wave banners and chant pro-independence slogans, denouncing chronic delays and disruptions--averaging 31 incidents per day in 2024--and call for full control of Catalonia's rail services to be transferred to the regional government. Rodalies, the name for commuter rail in Catalonia, is operated by Renfe and managed by Adif. Protesters also point to a historic lack of investment, citing that over EUR3.6 billion in planned infrastructure funds have gone unexecuted in the region since 2010. In Barcelona, Catalonia, Spain, on April 5, 2025 (Photo by Albert Llop/NurPhoto)

     

  • Demonstrators Occupy Central Barcelona Station To Protest Rail Service Failures
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    Demonstrators Occupy Central Barcelona Station To Protest Rail Service Failures
    Hundreds of people gather at Barcelona Sants, the city's main train station, in a protest organized by the pro-independence group Assemblea Nacional Catalana (ANC). The demonstration targets the ongoing mismanagement of the Rodalies commuter rail system by Spain's state-owned companies Renfe and Adif. Protesters wave banners and chant pro-independence slogans, denouncing chronic delays and disruptions--averaging 31 incidents per day in 2024--and call for full control of Catalonia's rail services to be transferred to the regional government. Rodalies, the name for commuter rail in Catalonia, is operated by Renfe and managed by Adif. Protesters also point to a historic lack of investment, citing that over EUR3.6 billion in planned infrastructure funds have gone unexecuted in the region since 2010. In Barcelona, Catalonia, Spain, on April 5, 2025 (Photo by Albert Llop/NurPhoto)

     

  • Demonstrators Occupy Central Barcelona Station To Protest Rail Service Failures
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    Demonstrators Occupy Central Barcelona Station To Protest Rail Service Failures
    Hundreds of people gather at Barcelona Sants, the city's main train station, in a protest organized by the pro-independence group Assemblea Nacional Catalana (ANC). The demonstration targets the ongoing mismanagement of the Rodalies commuter rail system by Spain's state-owned companies Renfe and Adif. Protesters wave banners and chant pro-independence slogans, denouncing chronic delays and disruptions--averaging 31 incidents per day in 2024--and call for full control of Catalonia's rail services to be transferred to the regional government. Rodalies, the name for commuter rail in Catalonia, is operated by Renfe and managed by Adif. Protesters also point to a historic lack of investment, citing that over EUR3.6 billion in planned infrastructure funds have gone unexecuted in the region since 2010. In Barcelona, Catalonia, Spain, on April 5, 2025 (Photo by Albert Llop/NurPhoto)

     

  • Demonstrators Occupy Central Barcelona Station To Protest Rail Service Failures
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    Demonstrators Occupy Central Barcelona Station To Protest Rail Service Failures
    Hundreds of people gather at Barcelona Sants, the city's main train station, in a protest organized by the pro-independence group Assemblea Nacional Catalana (ANC). The demonstration targets the ongoing mismanagement of the Rodalies commuter rail system by Spain's state-owned companies Renfe and Adif. Protesters wave banners and chant pro-independence slogans, denouncing chronic delays and disruptions--averaging 31 incidents per day in 2024--and call for full control of Catalonia's rail services to be transferred to the regional government. Rodalies, the name for commuter rail in Catalonia, is operated by Renfe and managed by Adif. Protesters also point to a historic lack of investment, citing that over EUR3.6 billion in planned infrastructure funds have gone unexecuted in the region since 2010. In Barcelona, Catalonia, Spain, on April 5, 2025 (Photo by Albert Llop/NurPhoto)

     

  • Demonstrators Occupy Central Barcelona Station To Protest Rail Service Failures
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    Demonstrators Occupy Central Barcelona Station To Protest Rail Service Failures
    Hundreds of people gather at Barcelona Sants, the city's main train station, in a protest organized by the pro-independence group Assemblea Nacional Catalana (ANC). The demonstration targets the ongoing mismanagement of the Rodalies commuter rail system by Spain's state-owned companies Renfe and Adif. Protesters wave banners and chant pro-independence slogans, denouncing chronic delays and disruptions--averaging 31 incidents per day in 2024--and call for full control of Catalonia's rail services to be transferred to the regional government. Rodalies, the name for commuter rail in Catalonia, is operated by Renfe and managed by Adif. Protesters also point to a historic lack of investment, citing that over EUR3.6 billion in planned infrastructure funds have gone unexecuted in the region since 2010. In Barcelona, Catalonia, Spain, on April 5, 2025 (Photo by Albert Llop/NurPhoto)

     

  • Demonstrators Occupy Central Barcelona Station To Protest Rail Service Failures
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    Demonstrators Occupy Central Barcelona Station To Protest Rail Service Failures
    Hundreds of people gather at Barcelona Sants, the city's main train station, in a protest organized by the pro-independence group Assemblea Nacional Catalana (ANC). The demonstration targets the ongoing mismanagement of the Rodalies commuter rail system by Spain's state-owned companies Renfe and Adif. Protesters wave banners and chant pro-independence slogans, denouncing chronic delays and disruptions--averaging 31 incidents per day in 2024--and call for full control of Catalonia's rail services to be transferred to the regional government. Rodalies, the name for commuter rail in Catalonia, is operated by Renfe and managed by Adif. Protesters also point to a historic lack of investment, citing that over EUR3.6 billion in planned infrastructure funds have gone unexecuted in the region since 2010. In Barcelona, Catalonia, Spain, on April 5, 2025 (Photo by Albert Llop/NurPhoto)

     

  • Demonstrators Occupy Central Barcelona Station To Protest Rail Service Failures
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    Demonstrators Occupy Central Barcelona Station To Protest Rail Service Failures
    Hundreds of people gather at Barcelona Sants, the city's main train station, in a protest organized by the pro-independence group Assemblea Nacional Catalana (ANC). The demonstration targets the ongoing mismanagement of the Rodalies commuter rail system by Spain's state-owned companies Renfe and Adif. Protesters wave banners and chant pro-independence slogans, denouncing chronic delays and disruptions--averaging 31 incidents per day in 2024--and call for full control of Catalonia's rail services to be transferred to the regional government. Rodalies, the name for commuter rail in Catalonia, is operated by Renfe and managed by Adif. Protesters also point to a historic lack of investment, citing that over EUR3.6 billion in planned infrastructure funds have gone unexecuted in the region since 2010. In Barcelona, Catalonia, Spain, on April 5, 2025 (Photo by Albert Llop/NurPhoto)

     

  • Demonstrators Occupy Central Barcelona Station To Protest Rail Service Failures
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    Demonstrators Occupy Central Barcelona Station To Protest Rail Service Failures
    Hundreds of people gather at Barcelona Sants, the city's main train station, in a protest organized by the pro-independence group Assemblea Nacional Catalana (ANC). The demonstration targets the ongoing mismanagement of the Rodalies commuter rail system by Spain's state-owned companies Renfe and Adif. Protesters wave banners and chant pro-independence slogans, denouncing chronic delays and disruptions--averaging 31 incidents per day in 2024--and call for full control of Catalonia's rail services to be transferred to the regional government. Rodalies, the name for commuter rail in Catalonia, is operated by Renfe and managed by Adif. Protesters also point to a historic lack of investment, citing that over EUR3.6 billion in planned infrastructure funds have gone unexecuted in the region since 2010. In Barcelona, Catalonia, Spain, on April 5, 2025 (Photo by Albert Llop/NurPhoto)

     

  • Demonstrators Occupy Central Barcelona Station To Protest Rail Service Failures
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    Demonstrators Occupy Central Barcelona Station To Protest Rail Service Failures
    Hundreds of people gather at Barcelona Sants, the city's main train station, in a protest organized by the pro-independence group Assemblea Nacional Catalana (ANC). The demonstration targets the ongoing mismanagement of the Rodalies commuter rail system by Spain's state-owned companies Renfe and Adif. Protesters wave banners and chant pro-independence slogans, denouncing chronic delays and disruptions--averaging 31 incidents per day in 2024--and call for full control of Catalonia's rail services to be transferred to the regional government. Rodalies, the name for commuter rail in Catalonia, is operated by Renfe and managed by Adif. Protesters also point to a historic lack of investment, citing that over EUR3.6 billion in planned infrastructure funds have gone unexecuted in the region since 2010. In Barcelona, Catalonia, Spain, on April 5, 2025 (Photo by Albert Llop/NurPhoto)

     

  • Demonstrators Occupy Central Barcelona Station To Protest Rail Service Failures
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    Demonstrators Occupy Central Barcelona Station To Protest Rail Service Failures
    Hundreds of people gather at Barcelona Sants, the city's main train station, in a protest organized by the pro-independence group Assemblea Nacional Catalana (ANC). The demonstration targets the ongoing mismanagement of the Rodalies commuter rail system by Spain's state-owned companies Renfe and Adif. Protesters wave banners and chant pro-independence slogans, denouncing chronic delays and disruptions--averaging 31 incidents per day in 2024--and call for full control of Catalonia's rail services to be transferred to the regional government. Rodalies, the name for commuter rail in Catalonia, is operated by Renfe and managed by Adif. Protesters also point to a historic lack of investment, citing that over EUR3.6 billion in planned infrastructure funds have gone unexecuted in the region since 2010. In Barcelona, Catalonia, Spain, on April 5, 2025 (Photo by Albert Llop/NurPhoto)

     

  • Demonstrators Occupy Central Barcelona Station To Protest Rail Service Failures
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    Demonstrators Occupy Central Barcelona Station To Protest Rail Service Failures
    Hundreds of people gather at Barcelona Sants, the city's main train station, in a protest organized by the pro-independence group Assemblea Nacional Catalana (ANC). The demonstration targets the ongoing mismanagement of the Rodalies commuter rail system by Spain's state-owned companies Renfe and Adif. Protesters wave banners and chant pro-independence slogans, denouncing chronic delays and disruptions--averaging 31 incidents per day in 2024--and call for full control of Catalonia's rail services to be transferred to the regional government. Rodalies, the name for commuter rail in Catalonia, is operated by Renfe and managed by Adif. Protesters also point to a historic lack of investment, citing that over EUR3.6 billion in planned infrastructure funds have gone unexecuted in the region since 2010. In Barcelona, Catalonia, Spain, on April 5, 2025 (Photo by Albert Llop/NurPhoto)

     

  • Demonstrators Occupy Central Barcelona Station To Protest Rail Service Failures
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    Demonstrators Occupy Central Barcelona Station To Protest Rail Service Failures
    Hundreds of people gather at Barcelona Sants, the city's main train station, in a protest organized by the pro-independence group Assemblea Nacional Catalana (ANC). The demonstration targets the ongoing mismanagement of the Rodalies commuter rail system by Spain's state-owned companies Renfe and Adif. Protesters wave banners and chant pro-independence slogans, denouncing chronic delays and disruptions--averaging 31 incidents per day in 2024--and call for full control of Catalonia's rail services to be transferred to the regional government. Rodalies, the name for commuter rail in Catalonia, is operated by Renfe and managed by Adif. Protesters also point to a historic lack of investment, citing that over EUR3.6 billion in planned infrastructure funds have gone unexecuted in the region since 2010. In Barcelona, Catalonia, Spain, on April 5, 2025 (Photo by Albert Llop/NurPhoto)

     

  • Demonstrators Occupy Central Barcelona Station To Protest Rail Service Failures
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    Demonstrators Occupy Central Barcelona Station To Protest Rail Service Failures
    Hundreds of people gather at Barcelona Sants, the city's main train station, in a protest organized by the pro-independence group Assemblea Nacional Catalana (ANC). The demonstration targets the ongoing mismanagement of the Rodalies commuter rail system by Spain's state-owned companies Renfe and Adif. Protesters wave banners and chant pro-independence slogans, denouncing chronic delays and disruptions--averaging 31 incidents per day in 2024--and call for full control of Catalonia's rail services to be transferred to the regional government. Rodalies, the name for commuter rail in Catalonia, is operated by Renfe and managed by Adif. Protesters also point to a historic lack of investment, citing that over EUR3.6 billion in planned infrastructure funds have gone unexecuted in the region since 2010. In Barcelona, Catalonia, Spain, on April 5, 2025 (Photo by Albert Llop/NurPhoto)

     

  • Demonstrators Occupy Central Barcelona Station To Protest Rail Service Failures
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    Demonstrators Occupy Central Barcelona Station To Protest Rail Service Failures
    Hundreds of people gather at Barcelona Sants, the city's main train station, in a protest organized by the pro-independence group Assemblea Nacional Catalana (ANC). The demonstration targets the ongoing mismanagement of the Rodalies commuter rail system by Spain's state-owned companies Renfe and Adif. Protesters wave banners and chant pro-independence slogans, denouncing chronic delays and disruptions--averaging 31 incidents per day in 2024--and call for full control of Catalonia's rail services to be transferred to the regional government. Rodalies, the name for commuter rail in Catalonia, is operated by Renfe and managed by Adif. Protesters also point to a historic lack of investment, citing that over EUR3.6 billion in planned infrastructure funds have gone unexecuted in the region since 2010. In Barcelona, Catalonia, Spain, on April 5, 2025 (Photo by Albert Llop/NurPhoto)

     

  • Demonstrators Occupy Central Barcelona Station To Protest Rail Service Failures
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    Demonstrators Occupy Central Barcelona Station To Protest Rail Service Failures
    Hundreds of people gather at Barcelona Sants, the city's main train station, in a protest organized by the pro-independence group Assemblea Nacional Catalana (ANC). The demonstration targets the ongoing mismanagement of the Rodalies commuter rail system by Spain's state-owned companies Renfe and Adif. Protesters wave banners and chant pro-independence slogans, denouncing chronic delays and disruptions--averaging 31 incidents per day in 2024--and call for full control of Catalonia's rail services to be transferred to the regional government. Rodalies, the name for commuter rail in Catalonia, is operated by Renfe and managed by Adif. Protesters also point to a historic lack of investment, citing that over EUR3.6 billion in planned infrastructure funds have gone unexecuted in the region since 2010. In Barcelona, Catalonia, Spain, on April 5, 2025 (Photo by Albert Llop/NurPhoto)

     

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