The CGT has reported this Thursday that the Barcelona City Council continues to fail to adequately protect municipal workers and concessionary company employees from extreme heat episodes, more than a year after the death of the cleaning worker Montse Aguilar. The union has announced that it has filed six complaints this year with the Labor Inspectorate linked to the Joan Miró Cleaning Center, near Plaça Espanya, for what it considers deficient management of anti-heatstroke wristbands, lack of air conditioning in vehicles, occupational risk training and worker information, as well as for the management of some superiors. The CGT maintains that the protocols approved by the council are insufficient or are being applied "late and halfway," in a summer marked by three heatwaves.

Naturalistic, community, wild, urban, botanical, minimalist, edible, floral gardens... The range of gardens found around the world seems almost infinite and is constantly evolving, always responding to the needs of each era. And this isn't a contemporary phenomenon, because throughout the history of gardening, each period has had its own style, reflecting the aesthetic preferences of each time and culture, as well as the climatic conditions, the terrain, and the materials available. From the hydraulic efficiency and symmetry of Egyptian gardens, through the multifunctionality and emphasis on landscaping in ancient Greece, to the spatial control of medieval gardens, the minimalism of Japanese gardens, or the geometric rigor of French gardens.