Three families from El Masnou suffer a water cut in the middle of a heatwave

Three families from El Masnou suffer a water cut in the middle of a heatwave

Three families from El Masnou (Maresme) report that they have been living without water supply in their homes for months, a situation that, they assure, has worsened in the middle of a heatwave, in a situation they deem “unbearable”. The Baix Maresme Housing Union demands an urgent response to guarantee a basic service to these households, while the City Council maintains that “no one has had their water cut off” and announces the approval of an instruction that will allow the installation of provisional social meters in certain cases.

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The wine merchant Antoni Falgueras, town crier of La Mercè 2026, an ode to the traditional 'shopkeeper'

The wine merchant Antoni Falgueras, town crier of La Mercè 2026, an ode to the traditional ‘shopkeeper’

Xavier Marcé stopped by Celler de Gelida, at number 65 Vallespir street, and, coincidentally or not so much, Antoni Falgueras, owner of this 131-year-old winery now run by his son Ferran, was there. The Culture councilor would undoubtedly take some wine, and at the moment of paying the bill, things must have gone more or less like this:

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TVboy replaces Messi's mural in Joanic with another of Ferran Torres kissing the World Cup

TVboy replaces Messi’s mural in Joanic with another of Ferran Torres kissing the World Cup

Urban artist TVboy has replaced his previous mural of Leo Messi wearing the Barça shirt with the message “Barcelona, I’ll be back” in Plaça Joanic in Barcelona’s Gràcia neighborhood with another one of Ferran Torres kissing the World Cup under the English message “Making history” alongside two stars, which symbolize the Spanish national team’s achievement of their second World Cup after their victory against Argentina last Sunday.

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Return to normal in two buildings affected by the sinkhole opened by the metro works

Return to normal in two buildings affected by the sinkhole opened by the metro works

Miguel Santamarta worked hard this Monday morning to clean every last corner of his restaurant in order to reopen today as if nothing had happened here. The neighbors and shopkeepers of numbers 56 and 58 on Sant Gervasi Cassoles street, evacuated a couple of weeks ago due to the appearance of a sinkhole more than eight meters in diameter and four meters deep caused by the extension works of metro line L9, were able to return to their activities this Monday. Sant Gervasi is a very popular eatery in the Sant Gervasi-la Bonanova neighborhood. These buildings include eleven homes and four businesses. The number of apartments evacuated due to this incident was 93. In total, about ten businesses saw their activity interrupted.

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