The Palma City Council has completed the first phase of the renovation of the pavement and improvement of accessibility of Alqueria Blanca and Na Bastera streets, within the framework of the Secar de la Real Renove Plan. These actions, which have had an investment of approximately 150,000 euros, continue the different interventions promoted in the neighborhood during the legislature, where the City Council has already allocated more than 945,000 euros to improve different spaces in the neighborhood.Among the actions carried out by the Road Service, the renovation of the pavement of Abat de la Real and Isabel de Sabrán streets, the improvement of the surface of the new bike lane on Infant Ferran street, and the construction project of the bike lane on Camino de los Reyes, in the Can Valero section, also stand out.For its part, the Parks and Gardens service has carried out various improvement actions in public spaces and green areas of the neighborhood. Among them, the remodeling of the playground area of Reina Sança Nàpols stands out; the replacement of the rubber pavement in Son Canaves park, where biosafety equipment and benches have also been installed; the incorporation of new biosafety elements and ping-pong tables in the Secar de la Real park; as well as the remodeling of Can Coll park, where three swings and two spring toys have been installed. Likewise, olive trees have been planted on the cycle path of Camí dels Reis, reinforcing the landscape and environmental improvement of the area.To all these actions are added those carried out by the Public Lighting service, which has renewed nearly 120 light points through the implementation of LED technology, which improves energy efficiency, reducing electricity consumption and optimizing lighting in different streets and spaces in the neighborhood.The Road Service's forecast is to carry out a second sweep of the neighborhood, to complete the improvement of the sidewalks and also to intervene in the neighborhood's asphalt.

The Secar de la Real Residents' Association has criticized the Court after learning of the City Council and Ibavi's plans for a 110-unit building on one of the neighborhood's plots. In a press release, the Secar residents complain that they had to learn about the project through the press and that they were "not informed or consulted at all." "The right to citizen participation in the neighborhood design process is essential," they emphasize. They also point out that not all the housing units would be public and that they would have only one room.

The platform "Mallorca for Living, Not for Speculation" held a banner workshop in Son Sardina and Secar de la Real to hang on facades and other locations in the neighborhood to express rejection of Palma's Land Acquisition Law. The banners, placed this Thursday by neighborhood residents, read "PP and Vox, speculators. Whoever loves Son Sardina doesn't destroy it," "More Secar - cement," "Land is not for sale," and others.

The Establiments neighborhood council held an assembly this past Wednesday to continue organizing opposition to the recently passed Land Liberalization Law, promoted by the PP and Vox parties. Some eighty people, including neighborhood groups and associations, as well as the Palma Residents' Federation and the GOB (Government of the Basque Country), decided to form a platform to organize and unify their opposition to the land liberalization law.