Linguistic uproar erupts over the Women's Race t-shirt. Barcelona City Council presented the race this week—with a record 36,000 female participants—who will run through Barcelona wearing fuchsia pink t-shirts that read: "Women's Race." In previous editions, the t-shirt has been labeled in Spanish, with slogans like "Your bib number counts." This year, Junts councilor Jordi Martí alerted the public via X about this situation, which he considers "going backwards like crabs" because the City Council has joined the National Pact for the Catalan Language and has a commissioner for that area. ERC has joined the criticism of the t-shirt being in Spanish and not Catalan. The City Council has asked the organizers that "for future editions held in Barcelona, ​​the naming "The shirt will be adapted to Catalan, in accordance with this government's desire to use the Catalan language," according to the Department of Sports.