The uproar over mail-in voting in the U.S.// Santacreu will run for re-election in the Cambra

Prosegur, a Spanish security firm, is involved in the controversy surrounding mail-in voting security for the upcoming U.S. midterm elections. The company has deployed armed security personnel at various U.S. Postal Service locations, raising concerns about voter intimidation, particularly in Democratic-leaning states. Critics argue that this could influence voter behavior, while Prosegur maintains that their presence is for security purposes. Meanwhile, Josep Santacreu, president of the Barcelona Chamber, has confirmed his intention to seek re-election in 2028, following a successful term that has restored the Chamber's traditional role and improved relations with the Generalitat. His leadership has also seen contentious proposals regarding the expansion of influential positions within the Chamber.