Last chronicle of the Biennial, Sunday 16 October. Utopias and dystopias, classics, poetry and squares packed to the rafters to bid farewell to six days full of thought.

Poetry is the opener of thought and, in the chronicle of the fifth day of the Biennial, on 15 October, it leads us to reflect on digital rights, among many other subjects.

Peripatetic itineraries, de-globalisation and the frontiers of democracy are the focus of the chronicle of the fourth day of the Biennial of Thought.

Against hate, microphones and ears. The chronicle of the third day of the Biennial of Thought. The day has greased the mechanisms to strengthen democracy with more eyes and more listening.

Chronicle of the second day on Wednesday 12 October, with a Canòdrom ready to rethink the schemes of climate change and the influence of food on the health of the big cities.

The chronicle of the opening day of the Biennial of Thought, Tuesday 11 October, with the reflections shared in a packed Plaza Joan Coromines.