Things in their place
It’s not news that only affects Barcelona, but as a fucking self-employed person that I am, I’m so indignant that I can’t not include it: if you were self-employed and billed up to 30,000 a year, you’ll have to pay €450 per month from January. And if you weren’t, don’t worry, because I have other headlines to make you feel bad. The most elitist charter schools are those that they receive more public funding and the concerted ones that absorb more than 40% of vulnerable students, the ones that less. The shops on Carrer Vilà and Vilà, where the new collector is being built, have been under construction for two years, with one more to go despite having lost between 30 and 65% of their sales. keep paying taxes like the garbage collection rate. In a city of 1.7 million inhabitantsthe airport received 5.27 million passengers in September4.3% more than last year and 3 times its population. But we have to transform the anger and that’s what the activists of the Global Sumud Flotilla did. They burned the uniforms they had to wear in Ketziot prison in front of the Israeli consulate, after this country kidnapped them in international waters for wanting to take humanitarian aid to Gaza.
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