The demolition of a historic penthouse
This week, the cover of the weekly focuses on the controversy generated by the demolition of an illegal penthouse located in Carreta Street. The building, dating from the 19th century and having been in the hands of Dr. Benaprès, is part of a cataloged architectural complex, a heritage that is now threatened.
The State of Artisanal Fishing in Sitges
One of the most prominent articles analyzes the new European regulation that directly impacts trawling. This regulation has generated concern among local fishermen, who see how their artisanal fleet, which currently has only three members, continues to decline.
Initiatives in Parliament
Sitges Student Families Associations have had the opportunity to make their voices heard in Parliament, meeting with various political groups to raise their concerns about local education. In addition, details are provided on the status of budget negotiations that could affect the community.
Remembering Francesc Borderia
The pages dedicated to culture fondly remember Francesc Borderia, an emblematic contributor to the weekly magazine, at a time when the nativity scene community is approaching its most active period of the year.
Environmental Actions in Ribes
In Ribes, dead trees have been removed as a result of the drought, a problem that affects biodiversity and the local landscape.
Celebrating Sunyer
As part of the commemoration of the 150th anniversary of Sunyer’s birth, a preview of the exhibition highlighting his work is being offered, an event that promises to attract the attention of art lovers.
Sports News
Fans of the Swimming Club can closely follow the evolution of its financial status, with updates on the club’s liquidation, a situation that is generating concern among members.
Various Opinions
This edition features the opinions of authors such as Isidre Also and Rubén García, among others, who provide a range of perspectives on current issues in the region. The opinions of Sandra Martínez and Belén Álvarez are also noted, offering a critical view of the local situation.
Where to Find The Echo
The weekly L’Eco is available at newsstands, supermarkets, tobacconists and regular bakeries. It can also be purchased in digital format at iQuiosc.cat, where readers can enjoy the same experience as the paper version.
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