Gràcies, Antoni Gaudí i Cornet! #sagradafamília #vídeo #Barcelona

RT @RealVanJackson: McDonald’s peace theory in ruins

He passat per @LaSetmana 📚😉😀 @QuidProQuoed @Ed_Periscopi @Viena_Edicions

Surto de veure l'Albert Prat (que està immens) a la @SalaAtrium . "Bartleby, l'escrivent", de Herman Melville. Adaptació de Llàtzer Garcia. Impactant. No us la perdeu! #teatre #barcelonateatre

Ningú està jugant amb la vostra "tranquil·litat": l'escalinata de la SF estava prevista i aprovada al Pla General Metropolità del juliol de 1976, el mateix estiu que Núñez estava acabant de construir el bloc del davant. Sabíeu DES DEL PRIMER DIA q el bloc estava afectat pel PGM.

L'estació de Fabra i Puig (Sant Andreu Arenal) es troba en un estat deplorable des de fa anys, amb manteniment mínim, mala iluminació, sense ascensors, amb andanes baixes no adaptades a PMR... No és d'estranyar que es caigui a trossos, el que sorprèn és que no hagi passat abans.

77,303,568 people voted to have this as their president for a second time. I still cannot really wrap my mind around that.

El periodista que investiga els "safaris humans" a Sarajevo situa una agència de Barcelona entre els organitzadors 3cat.cat/3catinfo/el-periodi… 3cat.cat/3catinfo/el-periodi…

🎯 #collserola Súbdits dels senyors dels porcs vilaweb.cat/noticies/subdits…

A una cantonada del Passeig de Gràcia amb Gran Via de les Corts Catalanes, #taldiacomahir de 1902 s'inaugurà el bar més esplèndid de Barcelona: el Torino, dit el Palau del Vermut. Antoni Gaudí, mentre començava el Park Güell, fou convidat a decorar una sala de l'interior. Fil ✨

Something remarkable is happening in Northern Europe. In Sweden, the centre-left has won 176–173 — but its four parties are divided by red lines over who may govern with whom. In Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, AfD has doubled to 37% and become the largest party, while Chancellor Merz’s CDU has collapsed to just 5.5%. Yet AfD will probably still be excluded from power. Red lines can be necessary. Democratic parties are not obliged to cooperate with movements they consider dangerous. But red lines also carry a long-term risk. When political systems become organised primarily around excluding certain parties, elections gradually lose their ability to produce meaningful changes in power. Ever broader coalitions are then formed not around a common programme, but around a common enemy. That may protect democracy in the short term. But if millions of voters repeatedly conclude that their votes can never influence government, trust in the democratic system itself begins to erode. The excluded parties can then present every compromise, every unstable coalition and every policy failure as proof that “the establishment” fears the electorate. Sweden and Germany may be approaching the same warning from different directions: A democracy cannot survive indefinitely on red lines alone. At some point, political parties must persuade voters, solve the problems driving discontent and build majorities for something — not merely against someone.

És això. Tens tota la raó. No entenen que són contextos diferents i que no es pot fer un "copy-paste" sense cap sentit.

Multiple streams of Ukrainian attack drones are targeting sites in the Russian capital, Moscow, tonight, with hits already reported.

Així, sí! #3DPrinting #salut #health #Barcelona #innovació

"L'art és la nostra manera de deixar empremta al món". Mural. Barcelona. #photography #streetphotography #fotografia

The same added value that having Italian, Irish or Maltese as official recognized languages... exactly the same. Or do you mean that Catalan citizens (who are also tax payers, the leaders in Spain, by the way) deserve less than the rest?