Tunisia is facing a recurring issue of needing to constantly repair infrastructure, as exemplified by the situation with Barcelona Square in Tunis. The square, recently inaugurated after rehabilitation in September 2025, is already experiencing problems requiring attention. This highlights a broader trend of ongoing maintenance issues within the country. The article, originally published on Kapitalis, questions the sustainability of these projects given the repeated need for repairs. It raises concerns about the long-term upkeep of public spaces in Tunisia. The focus on Barcelona Square serves as a case study for a larger problem: a cycle of fixing breakdowns rather than preventing them. The piece implicitly criticizes the quality of initial construction or the lack of preventative maintenance measures.