It was the gateway to paradise. Fresh, crystalline water, all shades of green, and fruit trees of every kind. It was, and is, right next to the Estella canal and the Company road. They called it Ca na Beatriu. The young couple spent their summers there, too hot in the city and in sa Pobla. In the summer house, one could hear the waves of the sea, of that immense, blue bay. The first tree they planted there was a cherry tree, as a symbol of purity –for its white blossom– and of love and fertility –for its intense red fruit. They had recently married in London, after meeting at the theatre owned by Mr. Aubyn, at 15 Bedford Row. In the fertile, black lands of l'Albufera, a cherry tree suggested the longed-for paradise or the desired reward. At Ca na Beatriu, the lady –as the Company laborers called her– commanded the ancient rhythm of the sleeping water.

The law concerning the Tramuntana mountain range also has an urban planning aspect. The legislation being prepared by the People's Party (PP), which already has the support of Vox, will allow the legalization of irregular constructions in this emblematic area. The proposed law, which will reach Parliament in the next session, includes a series of articles that will regulate the procedures for illegal dwellings to benefit from a kind of amnesty, since they were unable to take advantage of the one already approved by the PP and Vox in the Chamber.

Let's imagine the case of a middle-aged person who, one day, flipping through their phone, comes across a selfie they took a year earlier. It should be that their body has experienced a more acute decline than usual. an article published in the magazine Nature Aging He claimed that it happens to all of us at least twice in our lives.