The Metropolitan Area of Barcelona (AMB) has taken steps to update, for the first time in 50 years, the part of the General Metropolitan Plan (PGM) that regulates road systems, which had not been touched since the rule was created in 1976. The entity has already made an initial approval of the changes and now awaits final approval, as reported today by El Periódico and confirmed by ARA with the AMB.

In Barcelona, ​​authentic Italian restaurants are full of authentic Italians. You walk through the door and out pops a waiter, a busboy, a cook, a kitchen assistant, a phonetics expert, a toponymy trainer… All Italian. And the flour is Italian and speaks Italian to you from every pore. So do the tomatoes, the cheese, the olives, the thyme, the bay leaves, the wine, the beer… Even the air you breathe has been bottled in Castelvetro di Modena or Pieve di Teco. If this happened in a Catalan restaurant, it would be shut down immediately (by some law of the dictatorship of lethal morality) for being racist, discriminatory, unwelcoming, etc. It's easier to be Italian in Barcelona than in Catalan. Or… not.