Every September for the past seven years, the nine teachers from the El Palacio Institute in San Andrés de la Barca who were singled out on October 1st relive the legal ordeal they suffered when they were accused of abusing the children of Civil Guards. The reason? If new students search for them on Google, the first results that appear are those of the legal case against them, which has since been closed. Also, the article where The World published his name, surname and photographs and that ended up on a cover that the then Cs leader, Albert Rivera, used to point them out as "separatist teachers." In November 2024 The last judicial file opened against the teachers was closed, who lament the "personal strain" and "enormous suffering" over these years, where they have felt alone and without support from either the Generalitat or the City Council. Now they want justice on two fronts: on the one hand, erasing the "infamous" digital footprint of the accusations against them on the internet and, on the other, achieving moral reparation for the damage that includes a plan to protect teachers from persecution for what they express in the classroom.

The Catalan Data Protection Authority (APDCAT) has fined Clece Seguridad €96,004 for failing to take sufficient measures to protect critical information about the prison system that it processes on behalf of the Department of Justice. Specifically, this company provides remote monitoring, tracking, and surveillance services for prisoners on probation who wear a telematic bracelet that geolocates them. Documents regarding the installation of these bracelets were stolen from the company in August 2022, when the papers spent an entire night in a van in a sand parking lot. The company reported the theft the next day but did not alert the department of the information theft.