The President of the Parliament and leader of Vox in the Balearic Islands, Gabriel Le Senne, accused the PP this Wednesday of collaborating with the left in the demonization of Vox. In several social media posts, Le Senne referred to the accusations of homophobia he received on Tuesday in Parliament, in which he criticized a mural in a high school showing two boys kissing, which he described as ideological. Regarding this video, he defended the need to respect everyone regardless of their sexual orientation.

The president of the Balearic Islands Parliament, Gabriel Le Senne, will not attend the plenary session that the Chamber will hold this Tuesday because he is at a meeting of the far-right parliamentary group of the European Parliament, Patriots, in Hungary.

Gabriel Le Senne He became the fifteenth president of the Balearic Parliament (and the first from Vox) because he "got lucky," as a source within the party put it at the time. Madrid dictated his appointment even though he was seventh on the list and lacked internal support in the Islands. Two and a half years later, he has become Vox's main asset in the Balearic Islands. The position of second-highest authority in the region has served as a platform for him, especially since the controversy he sparked when he went to detach a photograph of Aurora Picornell and the Rojas del Molinar during a full house. From that moment on, he increasingly established a political profile within the institution.

The Speaker of Parliament and leader of Vox in the Balearic Islands, Gabriel Le Senne, has criticized the murals dedicated to promoting sexual diversity located at the Portocristo Secondary School. The murals depict couples kissing. The Vox leader made the statements in front of the school, which he pointed out directly. Le Senne asserted that these types of initiatives "indoctrinate our young people with specific ideologies" and announced that his party will demand the mural's removal.

The University of the Balearic Islands (UIB) has categorically rejected the proposals of the Speaker of the Balearic Parliament, Gabriel Le Senne, which it sees as bordering on linguistic secession. In a non-binding report submitted to the Parliament's governing board, and accessed by ARA Baleares, the university's Technical Commission on Linguistic Advice expresses its opposition to the Speaker's proposals. Le Senne, who also heads the provincial executive committee of the Vox party, is a staunch opponent of the unity of the Catalan language. He insists that all speeches "made in Mallorcan (or any of the Balearic varieties) be translated into standard Catalan." Among other things, he requested that the definite article be retained in the transcripts of members' speeches in the Parliament's official record. In response to this request, the governing board agreed to consult with the UIB.

The First Chamber of the First Section of the Constitutional Court has admitted for processing an appeal filed by the socialist deputies and members of the board of the Balearic Parliament, Mercedes Garrido and Pilar Costa, for their expulsion from the plenary hall by the president of the Chamber, Gabriel Le Senne (Vox), on October 15, 2024.

Six coordinators in seven years and no representatives of their own in the institutions. Vox's overtaking In the 2023 municipal and regional elections in Menorca, the results have come to nothing. Neither of the two public officials who obtained representation, Maite de Medrano (in the Consell and the Ciutadella City Council) and Xisco Cardona (in the Parliament and the Mahon City Council) remain in the party. Expelled or having resigned, both are now acting as unaffiliated members and are orphaned by the nearly 2,500 voters – 6.2% of the Menorcan electorate – who cast their votes in the elections two years ago.

The president of the Balearic Islands Parliament and also president of the Vox Provincial Executive Committee in the Balearic Islands by decision of Madrid, Gabriel Le Senne, has completely reshuffled the party's board of directors. In fact, only one position will remain: María Vidal, who will assume the role of territorial organization. Joining the Committee are Melina Meliki, who will assume the vice presidency and the role of institutional relations; Ricardo Camuñas, as secretary; MP María José Verdú, who will manage the treasury and management; and David Gil de Paz, Vox spokesperson in the Consell de Mallorca, who will lead the role of inter-municipal relations. Of note is the departure of Fulgencio Coll, spokesperson in Palma City Council and a "much-loved figure and one of the party's bastions with great electoral results," according to Le Senne. "It's time to renew with new faces. There have been conflicts in the party, and this way we hope to heal wounds," he said. Asked if Coll was responsible for the problems, he assured them he was not.