Barcelona is choosing its next Síndic de Greuges, with David Bondia and Gemma Calvet as the two candidates for the post. The role is central to defending fundamental rights in the city.
The vote matters because the Síndic de Greuges acts as an ombudsman for Barcelona residents, handling complaints and helping to protect public rights. It is one of the city’s key civic oversight posts.
For readers following civic and political news across Catalonia, this appointment is part of the wider public life of the region. You can keep up with related coverage on our news tag page.
David Bondia and Gemma Calvet are the names in contention, and the decision will determine who takes on the responsibility of representing residents in matters linked to rights and public administration. The post carries weight in Barcelona’s institutional life.
For official context on the office itself, see the Síndic de Greuges de Catalunya and the Barcelona City Council.
