Aena's announcement to expand the aircraft parking platform at Son Bonet aerodrome has prompted an immediate response from MÉS per Marratxí and the PSOE of Marratxí, who reject any increase in airport activity and accuse the company of making decisions behind the municipality's back.

The citizen platform Son Bonet Pulmó Verd has denounced what it considers an attitude of “despite and disregard” by Aena towards the residents of Marratxí, following plans to increase activity at Son Bonet airport.

The Es Baluard Museum of Contemporary Art of Palma and the Consell de Mallorca have presented the projects that will be part of the B 2026 Biennial, an edition that expands the territorial reach with activities in Palma and Marratxí after an initial proposal spread across different points of the Archipelago.

MÁS por Marratxí has ​​demanded "immediate" action from the local government coalition, formed by the PP and Vox parties, regarding what it considers a dangerous situation on the section of the former Son Horrach estate, between Plan de na Tesa and Can Baló, due to the narrowing of the road and the temporary signage for the construction work. The eco-sovereignist party has denounced that the temporary barriers and signage have created a bottleneck at a point where heavy vehicles and buses circulate. According to the party, they occupy a large part of the available width, leaving minimal space for pedestrians to cross. MÁS has warned that some construction elements encroach on the sidewalk or render it practically unusable, compromising the safe passage of pedestrians. Furthermore, it states that the combination of narrow lanes, vehicle crossings, and bus traffic in an area with regular pedestrian access increases the danger. The party spokesperson, Aina Amengual, asserted that it is unacceptable for vehicles to travel with a reduced margin on a road partially occupied by construction. She demanded clarification on whether there is municipal authorization for the occupation of the public road and an approved traffic and safety plan, and that, if minimum safety widths cannot be guaranteed, immediate corrective measures be taken. The party also requested an urgent municipal technical inspection, that any authorization granted and its conditions be made public, and that the construction company be required to reinforce signage.

The Balearic Islands PP (PP) began this Saturday the renewal of the local councils of the G10, made up of the ten most populated municipalities in the Islands, and the mayor of Marratxí, Jaume Llompart, has been re-elected as president of the Marratxí group.

Another act of vandalism in the green space of Son Bonet. This Saturday night, in the Pla de na Tesa neighborhood and as part of the Summer Festival, a group of seven young people entered this green space in Marratxí. The youths destroyed trees and signs and left manure and trash everywhere, according to the Son Bonet Pulmó Verd platform.

MÁS por Marratxí condemned this Saturday the decision of the municipal government team, led by the mayor, Jaume Llompart (PP), to stop organizing the Rata Market at the Museu del Fang, considering that it represents "a step backwards for local culture."

The Civil Guard is investigating a rare case in Mallorca. Officers discovered this Monday that a man had been living with his mother's corpse for over 15 days at the family home in Marratxí. has reported Breaking NewsThe body showed no signs of violence, but the armed force is awaiting the results of the autopsy to rule out foul play. At this time, the reasons why the man did not report his mother's death or why he lived with the body are unknown. Officers transferred him to the Psychiatric Unit of Son Llàtzer Hospital to assess his psychological state and clarify the facts.