Tomás, as he is known, is spending his third summer in the village as just another resident, except that he has the peculiarity of not being a person but a deer with an impressive rack of antlers who has gotten used to living with the few inhabitants of Linarejos (Zamora), in the Sierra de la Culebra.

Bouba and Lamine, both from Guinea Conakry, have spent a long time outdoors after being expelled in 2026 from a youth center of the Direcció General de Prevenció i Protecció a la Infància i l’ Adolescència (Dgppia) when the prosecutor’s office ruled that they were adults, although their passports indicate that they have not yet turned 18. “Every Tuesday, about 35 new people arrive at the Santa Anna field hospital asking for help, of which an average of three are young migrants who have ended up outdoors,” explains the rector of this parish in Ciutat Vella, Peio Sánchez. Bouba and Lamine have been taken in by this entity for a few weeks.

The race in Junts for the mayoral candidate poster in Barcelona added a chapter this Monday that could be decisive in reaching an outcome with just over a year left until the municipal elections on May 23, 2027. Josep Rius, councilor of the post-convergent municipal group, as well as deputy and vice president of the party, announced that under the “current circumstances” he cannot run as a candidate. He had not officially presented himself, but all the predictions placed him as the favorite of the leadership of the formation led by Carles Puigdemont. On the other side of the scale is Jordi Martí, president of the municipal group, who officially announced his candidacy on Thursday although Junts had laid out various red carpets for him to clear the way for his benchmate.