Four and a half years ago, we dedicated this very space to praising the figure of Josep Suñol Garriga (1898-1936), a key figure in the country's history as a newspaper entrepreneur, member of the Republican Left (ESC), and president of Barça. He ended his life shot by the coup plotters during the early days of the Civil War. The Suñol family fortune came from sugar beet farming, the star product since the loss of the colonies in 1898. As the Catalan elites are closely intertwined, it so happens that in the law office of Ildefonso Suñol Casanovas (1866-1936), Félix Escalas Chamení, who over the years would become a key figure in the country's business and political world,