In our country, masks traditionally take over during the carnival season, while in Spain, military uniforms take over on December 28. No, it's not a coup. On this day, the inhabitants of the Spanish town of Ibi are traditionally 'bombarded' with flour, eggs, powder from fire extinguishers and firecrackers, and even before that at eight in the morning they symbolically take over the town's power. A more than 200-year-old tradition goes by the name of Els Enfarinats. See incredible scenes from this year's festival, which once again turned the city into a real battlefield.
