The final assessment of the Christmas event was conditioned by two main factors: the robberies that affected nine out of the thirteen stalls on December 4, and the episodes of intense rain. Despite these setbacks, stallholders like Oriol Camps reported positive sales figures and public attendance similar or slightly higher than last year.
“"Regarding sales, good, despite the robberies and the night of heavy rain, during which some tents collapsed."
A more critical view was offered by the historic nativity scene maker, Montse Nieto, who described the fair as “weak” and noted less public circulation, a fact that was reflected directly in sales.
“"We have strengthened our unity even more, and now we must work together with the City Council to move the Fair forward."
