Politicians don't answer the questions they're asked. It's not an urban legend; it's a fact. Their goal isn't to give clear or precise answers, but to counterattack their opponent and look good in the video their party will post on social media, with somewhat aggressive text and lots of emojis to add a touch of sharpness. The government is subjected to a weekly question time session in Parliament which, rather than an exercise in oversight, ends up becoming a kind of Roman circus, full of gladiators with mediocre, inflammatory, and, all too often, empty rhetoric.

Following the path to Molí d'en Beió from the Mallorquín School, a few metres from the Manacor racecourse on the left, there is a narrow, stony passage that leads to the Son Rector estate houses: several abandoned, half-ruined buildings that, judging by the rough surface and the rough surface, appear to be inhabited.