The world of Classics mourns the death of Margalida Capellà Soler, a native of Campanet, a secondary school professor of Greek, and one of the most influential voices in the modernization of Greek and Latin education in Catalonia. Capellà stood out for breaking with the idea of ​​classical languages ​​as "dead languages," pioneering the incorporation of new technologies in the classroom and championing innovative methodologies that brought the classical world closer to students from a living, contemporary perspective connected to reality.

Campanet experienced a veritable flood of visitors today, drawn by the natural spectacle of the Ufanes springs. Since Wednesday, more than 5,000 people have traveled to the Gabellí Petit public estate in the Tramuntana mountain range to witness the water gushing forth, which began on Tuesday after the recent rains. The high volume of visitors has forced the regulation of access to the area, and many have had to leave their vehicles far from the site and walk several kilometers to reach the springs. This has not dampened the public's interest in this unusual natural phenomenon. In response, the Balearic Institute of Nature (Ibanat) has activated its special security and mobility protocol, while the Campanet Town Council has implemented traffic changes to prevent gridlock and ensure the safety of visitors.