A few days ago, the parliamentary majority decided to repeal the Democratic Memory Law, which I had the honor of drafting in my final days as a member of parliament. This text enjoyed broad consensus at the time, including the support of the People's Party (PP) on many points, as had previously occurred with the Law on Mass Graves. It's hard to accept that laws that come late, but which nevertheless seek to provide truth, justice, and reparations, as the memory movement has always demanded, can be overturned so easily. I also find it difficult to accept these changes in position by parties that aspire to govern for a social majority, in less than a decade.

RCD Mallorca will be fined €20,000 for supporting an ultra-right-wing group. This was announced Thursday by the State Commission against Violence, Racism, Xenophobia, and Intolerance in Sport, which has proposed a €20,000 fine for the club for supporting radical and violent fans. According to the report prepared by the National Sports Office (OND) of the National Police, the club gave a prominent role in the supporters' section of the Son Moix stadium to a leading member of the ultra group Supporters Mallorca. RCD Mallorca assigned this supporter responsibility for the lectern located in this section of the stands and for the only authorized PA system, reinforcing his image of leadership among the fans. The club itself identified the supporter as a member of Supporters Mallorca in a letter sent to the OND last September. The State Commission classifies the events as a serious infraction, as stipulated in Law 19/2007 of July 11 against violence, racism, xenophobia, and intolerance in sport. This is the third proposed sanction of this nature for RCE Mallorca since the end of 2023.

An incident that occurred this past weekend at the Sant Francesc youth center has generated social concern on the island, after several minors were involved in a violent altercation in a space designated for youth recreation. The events have provoked reactions from families, comments on social media, and a statement from the Island Council. According to accounts from some young people present at the center, chairs were thrown during the altercation, and tense moments ensued, requiring the intervention of the facility's staff and the notification of the local police. Some minors claimed to have seen knives, although this has not been confirmed by the police, who are still investigating the incident. The events took place in a space that many families consider safe and a key resource for young people on the island. Following the incident, several parents publicly expressed their concern and demanded explanations and preventative measures to ensure that similar situations do not occur again. The messages disseminated emphasize the need to guarantee safety without singling anyone out based on their origin, appealing to institutional responsibility and adequate supervision of minors. The Formentera Council has acknowledged the concern generated and reiterated that the island has limited resources to provide ongoing care for minors requiring specific support. In this regard, the institution stressed that Formentera lacks certain specialized centers and that it is necessary for other administrations to get involved to provide the island with the appropriate resources. The objective, according to institutional sources, is to preserve coexistence and ensure that public spaces intended for young people are safe. Furthermore, the commitment to bring this situation to the attention of the competent authorities so that Formentera's voice is heard and it receives the necessary resources was reiterated. The events are still under review, and further details regarding the scope of the incident are expected from the authorities.

Palma, Sóller, Artà, and Inca are the locations chosen by the organization to hold rallies against violence as part of the International Day of Peace. The event, organized by Mallorca for Peace, Mallorca for Palestine, Global Movement to Gaza, and the Mallorca Marches for Palestine, will take place this Friday, March 30, at 7:00 p.m.

The director of IBDona, Cati Salom, revealed this Monday that Anti-abuse bracelets have also been reported in the Balearic Islands., although she stated that she does not have specific data on the number of incidents. Speaking to the media after presenting a campaign with Pimem to promote the hiring of women victims of gender-based violence through the SOIB (National Police Service), Salom revealed that she learned about the errors in the police forces in the Archipelago through the Unified Police Union (SUP).

The Franz Weber Foundation announced this Monday that it has filed a complaint with the Balearic Office for Children and Adolescents (OBIA) for the promotion of specific tickets for minors for the bullfight scheduled for Palma on August 7.

The Franz Weber Foundation has warned of the spread of a children's offer to attend the bullfight on August 7 in Palma. Those 25 and over will receive a reduced price of 30 euros. lobby bullfighting industry to make promotions or offers specifically aimed at very young minors." The organization considered that Palma City Council "has a moral obligation" to protect children and adolescents, and urged it to enforce its declaration as a 'Child-Friendly City' to promote a campaign that discourages.