Ramon Llull symbolically returns to the Pla de Mallorca in a fictional interview created with artificial intelligence, published in All Plans On the occasion of Holy Innocents' Day. From Randa to current debates on language, coexistence, tourism, and identity, the 13th-century Mallorcan thinker engages in dialogue with the 21st century in a literary piece that reflects on Mallorca's present through the lens of Lull's legacy.

The rain that fell all night in the Pla de Mallorca dampened the spirits of the young men turning 20 in most towns. However, this wasn't the case in Sineu and Lloret, where their actions in the early hours of Holy Innocents' Day seem to have gone beyond a traditional prank, with vandalism taking over. Political criticism and mockery were nowhere to be seen. It seems social media has taken over the mantle of pranks.