The carnival: an unforgettable party
This week, the local publication is fully immersed in the world of Carnival, presenting an extensive 20 -page report. In addition, a special edition of the Eco dels Xics is included, which has eight pages dedicated to festive activities for the little ones.
Details of the celebration
The report explores all the aspects that surround the party, from emblematic figures such as Carnival and Queen to individuals. It also informs the arrival, the innovations of non k-lia, and the preparations that mark the 30 years of the Carnival of Sitges.
Interviews and items
Among the highlights, we will find interviews with the Carrossaire Toni Bleda and Adam Ballovar, gang leader of the Queen. In addition, articles are presented by local collaborators such as Laura Cosialls, Joan Yll, Albert Roca and Josep Maria Matas, who provide their vision on the Carnival in Sitges and Ribes.
Local and environmental initiatives
In addition to the festival, the municipal government has presented an ambitious plan to guarantee decent housing until 2030, as well as measures to protect the sand from the beaches, a topic of great importance for the local community.
Ribes updates
Ribes discusses the rethinking of the La Sínia market and the investments planned in sports facilities, which promise to improve local infrastructure.
I ESPORTS CULTURE TO L’AGENDA
In the cultural field, the new director of the museums, Txema Romero, stands out as a key figure, while the sport attracts attention with the imminent passage of the Tour de France through Sitges.
Collaborations and access to content
In addition to the articles on Carnival, this edition includes contributions by authors such as Carme Artigas, Josep Orriols, Aitor Torres, Ona Almirall and Xavier Rovira. Núria Fortuny’s opinions and perspectives will also enrich the content.
Where to find the echo
The ECO is available at various outlets, including kiosks, supermarkets and tobacconists. You can also access the digital version at iquiosc.cat, where you can read in the same format as the print.
Final reflections
With a special dedicated to Carnival and an approach to local initiatives, this edition of the Eco not only celebrates the party, but also addresses social and cultural issues that are crucial to the community.