"We call the City of Justice twice a month and the answer is always the same." It's been almost eight months since Montse Aguilar... a worker from the cleaning services of the Barcelona City CouncilMontse died upon arriving home after a workday during the heat wave at the end of June. Since then, her family has been waiting for the final autopsy to determine the cause of death so they can take legal action and argue in court that it was a workplace accident, not a random death. "They tell us they have nothing. We haven't received any new information since September 8th," Clara Aguilar, Montse's sister, explained to ARA.

The family of Montse Aguilar, the Barcelona City Council cleaning worker who died on June 28th during the heat wave upon arriving home from work, announced this Wednesday that they will sue both the city council and the subcontracted company FCC if the final autopsy confirms that the cause of death was heat stroke. These legal actions would be taken through both social and criminal channels.

When we think of the state's largest construction companies, our minds immediately go to Madrid, where giants like Ferrovial and ACS are headquartered. But we're probably mistaken in one case: that of FCC (Fomento de Construcciones y Contratas). Actually, a company headquartered in Catalonia, specifically at 36 Balmes Street, in a listed Noucentista building.