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Links to the articles submitted by Barcelona Reporter contributors
Nicholas Fogarty | Fog over Catalonia
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N P Fogarty is an Australian born Irish New Zealander who has been living in Poble Nou for a year or so. His interests include rolling his own sushi and nodding and smiling politely when he doesn't understand what people are saying to him in Catalan or Castellano. |
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Nicholas Mead | The Big Picture
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Nicholas Mead is a British freelance journalist specialising in social, environmental and economic issues in Catalunya. He has contributed to several publications including Open Democracy, Z-Net, Time, Fortune, The Miami Herald, Barcelona Metropolitan, The Broadsheet, Resident, Le-Cool, Planet and S-Press. |
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Alex Chumillas | Advice from Alex Chumillas
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Alex Chumillas is a Tax Expert and Economist based in Barcelona. He is a member of The Col·legi d’Economistes de Catalunya and of The British Chamber of Commerce in Spain. Alex will offer Barcelona Reporter readers a range of tips, advice and guidance on a range of personal, financial and employment matters. |
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Marta S. Wendlinger | One 2 One Fashion
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One 2 One Fashion, created in California six years ago, whose founder Marta S. Wendlinger continues at its forefront, offers a complete range of fashion consulting and personal shopping services. As well as offering interactive conferences to entrepreneur and women’s groups, she publishes a fashion section in Catalonia Today; contributes to other media including El País; has appeared on TV programmes such as 'Els Nous Catalans' and will offer Barcelona Reporter a new 'Fashion Savvy or Fashion Faux Pas' page - a section where Marta will critique the dress sense and style of famous, and not so famous, locals. |
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John Barrass | Catalonia Confidential
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Barcelona-based journalist John Barrass served a London apprenticeship at Haymarket Publishing in the eighties, and ran the newspaper Barcelona Business for six years. His freelance work includes pieces for the Sunday Telegraph, the BBC, various Spanish radio stations and the Institut d'Estudis Catalans. John is producer of the English language programme Radio Free Barcelona (107.7 FM Saturday mornings in Barcelona and Castelldefels) and runs SpainMedia, a website taking a sideways look at news from Spain. |
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25th October 2006
Catalonia's What the Hell elections
A devilish DVD, an infernal TV debate and pacts to make a Mephistopheles quail. Notes from the campaign trail.
26th January 2006
Don’t panic: remember you’re democrats
Both martial law and an independent Catalonia are phantoms to be exorcised in the interests of real world governance
24th November 2005
The uncomfy Seat
Despite an excellent new model range, slumping sales and overcapacity make Martorell miserable
18th July 2005
Charm school chantaje
Why the clots, not the crème, are clogging education’s arteries
18th June 2005
Barons of the waveband
To those that have, more will be given
7th June 2005
Gang strife in mountain town
Berga’s Patum festival killing reveals a backwoods lawlessness
24th May 2005
Mascarell the meter maid
Ferran Mascarell is the City Council hit man - a hit with the ladies (handsome devil) and the Mr Fixit called in to rally the public round Ajuntament initiatives
Andrew Minh | Unnatural Habitat
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Andrew Minh is a Californian hiding out in normally just-as-sunny Barcelona. He writes fiction when he's inspired, movie reviews for Catalonia Today when he's feeling critical, and rambles the Ramblas and the centric neighborhoods whenever time permits. After five years in Spain he still hasn't seen a bullfight. |
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Paul Clearwater | The Clearwater Report
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Paul Clearwater is a New Zealander who has been living in Barcelona for three years, where he works as a part-time English Teacher, translator and writer. Among other things, he has worked in the publishing industry in Sydney, Australia; written freelance articles for various media outlets; and is in the process of finishing his first novel. |
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John Pawlenko | Backseat Driver
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John Pawlenko manages the Barcelona Reporter website and spends most of his day behind a desk thinking of how best to keep site visitors informed and up-to-date on news concerning Catalonia. He intends that the site will provide aspiring writers, citizen reporters and broadcasters a showcase within which to highlight their work and creativity online, and, additionally, provide contributors - of whatever experience - exposure to their efforts, great and small. |
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