He was Aragonese, from inland, but a long sea voyage, including a visit to the Islands, revealed his vocation: the study of the sea, oceanography, of which he was a pioneer in Spain by creating and directing the Oceanographic Laboratory of the Balearic Islands, the second in the State and an international reference. It was the final stages of his career when in July 1936, 90 years ago, he was arrested in Mallorca and imprisoned until August of the following year.

The Instagram of Azul Salvaje Mallorca has shared exceptional images of sperm whales jumping in the Balearic Sea, a scene as unusual as it is striking. Those responsible for the publication describe the moment as "incredible and unforgettable".

The European Union's fisheries ministers finalized an agreement in the early hours of the morning on fishing opportunities for 2026 in EU waters of the Atlantic and on fishing days in the Mediterranean, which will ultimately be set at 143 days. The agreement concludes two intense days of negotiations among the member states. Spanish Minister of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food, Luis Planas, celebrated the outcome, calling it a "clear success," especially considering that the European Commission's initial proposal offered only 9.7 days of annual fishing for the trawler fleet. "We have secured 143 days for our Mediterranean vessels," he stated in a message posted on social media.

The Spanish Institute of Oceanography (IEO-CSIC) has deployed a total of four landersOceanographic centers in the Balearic Islands will allow scientists to verify aspects such as temperature, salinity, and the direction and speed of currents. This work was carried out in June by staff from the IEO's Balearic Oceanographic Center in collaboration with personnel from the oceanographic centers of Cádiz, Gijón, and Murcia, according to Europa Press. This is one of the activities planned within the framework of the Ebamar-PortoC project, which will involve the installation of the islands' new climate station.