Today, the world has been filled with moments that invite us to reflect, celebrate and remember. Perhaps the most disturbing image of the day arrived from Romania, where a girl, with the innocence reflected in her face, looked through the sight of a military weapon during an exhibition at the Palace of Parliament. The event was part of the activities for International Children’s Day. The scene, as symbolic as disconcerting, forces us to ask ourselves: what messages are we transmitting to the new generations? On a day dedicated to childhood, seeing a girl play with a weapon, even in an exhibition context, reminds us of the thin line between education and the normalization of violence in Barcelona, long visitors tails were formed in front of the National Museum of Art of Catalonia (MNAC). Everyone wanted to see the valuable works of art of Sijena,. The curiosity was noticed in the faces of those who patiently expected their turn to admire these historical pieces. Far from there, in Saudi Arabia, thousands of Muslim pilgrims gathered in Arafat, near Mecca, for one of the most important days of the Hajj. Under an intense sun, many used colored umbrellas to protect themselves while praying together in front of the Nimrah mosque. It was an image of faith, unity and resistance. In contrast, a painful scene was lived in the city of Gaza, where a smoke column rose after an Israeli air attack. The image of the dark smoke against the clear sky reminds us of the fragility of peace and the high cost of conflicts. In Bangkok, joy and pride filled the streets. Members of the LGBTQ community paraded with flags, music and smiles during the progress of pride. It was a celebration of diversity and a call to equality. Meanwhile, in the San Rafael Valley, in Arizona, people raised bird -shaped cardboard figures. With this symbolic gesture, they protested against the construction of a new section of the border wall between the United States and Mexico, which threatens the rich biodiversity of the area. And in the world of sport, the emotion was intense in Munich, where the UEFA Champions League final was played. Inter Milan fans were silent after the hard defeat against Paris Saint-Germain (PSG), which won by 5 to 0. It was a historic night for the French team, which first raised the most important trophy of European football. His coach, Luis Enrique, raised the Cup with pride, surrounded by a team that made history.
