Fifteen years since the ARA

The children born from the ARA

We brought together the children of the workers to celebrate the fifteenth anniversary of the newspaper

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BarcelonaWhen the newspaper ARA was founded 15 years ago, most of the staff didn't have children; it was a predominantly young team just starting out in life. We've witnessed weddings, separations, moves, and little by little, births too. The first daughter From the newsroom, Laia, daughter of a colleague who then worked in the international section, is now fourteen years old - she was born in February 2011, three months after the first front page of ARA, the one with the centenary Moisès Broggi and Graciela Noguera- but then more than sixty more children came.

After Laia came Lluc, Ariadna, Luca, and Òscar, and in 2014 we experienced the first baby boom with seven births in a year in which, unfortunately, as the late Carles Capdevila recalled in this articleWe also had to say goodbye to our colleague and friend Ignasi Pujol. Martí, Manel, Dídac, and Guillem, mentioned in the title of that article, are now eleven years old, and many others have come after them. baby boom, Because newsrooms, like life, are constantly renewing themselves and changing. In fact, we ended the year with three pregnant women and the recent birth of Bruna. Congratulations, Enric and Ona!

"The newsroom lives the world of news with passion, but is truly moved by life itself." Capdevila wrote in 2014. That's it lifeTo whom we often steal hours and the attention they deserve, we pay tribute from these pages. They are "the children of the ARA," the children of the newspaper's employees who have been born in the last fifteen years.

And to celebrate, we have gathered a group of these children for a photograph, which is the Glances This Saturday, where their parents spend many hours of the day—too many, if we take the children at their word. Because we also asked them about their parents' work and the future of journalism in a video shown during ARA Night, held this Thursday at the Palau de la Música. And this is what they told us:

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