Every day, whether it's cold or a heat that cracks stones, more than a hundred residents of the Remei neighborhood in Vic pedal to Santa Eugènia de Berga to work at the slaughterhouse. They don't wear jerseys or cyclometers. The bicycle is simply the vehicle that allows them to arrive for early morning shifts and return home at odd hours. It's a daily scene that goes unnoticed, but it explains a large part of the area's reality.

Salvador Illa traveled to London this Wednesday. The president participated in the annual event of the Circular Bioeconomy Alliance (CBA), an organization founded by King Carlos III that works to promote the circular economy. Within the framework of this event, the president formalized a "strategic collaboration" with the CBA, which will serve to "promote the fight against climate change and support the ecological transition" of the Catalan economy, although no specific actions of this alliance have been detailed at this time. During the afternoon, when the CBA event took place, Isla met with King Carlos III.