Subscriber Josep Roca sent me a complaint about two issues related to graphic design. First, he points out: "Something I appreciate about the most widely referenced newspapers in English-speaking or French-speaking countries is the practice of accompanying news stories with good maps, especially when the events take place in locations unfamiliar to the average reader. And this is a major deficiency, in my opinion, of AHORA: a lack of maps." He concludes by providing an example: "On page 20 of the Sunday, October 26th edition, the text mentions several Ukrainian place names, such as Pokrovsk, Koupansk, the Oskil River, Vovchansk, Kramatorsk, and Sloviansk. Inexplicably, none of them appear on the accompanying map. The borders of Donetsk and Luhansk are also missing from the map, despite their inclusion in all of Trump's 'peace' talks."

The Barcelona Forum area is full of young people on wheels. Some are riding bicycles, others are using scooters, and Valentina is using hers. skateboardingShe seems like just another young woman spending time outdoors, but while she jokes with her sister, she's already thinking about the weekend. "Last year I won here. I'll have to do it again," she says with a half-shy laugh, looking at the jumping arenas. Valentina Krauel is one of the best. skaters Catalan. At 16, she's already among the top 30 in the world, and this weekend she shined despite not repeating her triumph at home, at Extreme Barcelona, ​​​​the third-longest-running urban sports event in the world. She finished second.