He was a blond little piglet with very light eyes; calm and easy to handle. His favorite toy has always been a soccer ball. In fact, soccer is his great passion. And Barça. At some point, he "dreamed of being a soccer player." Until he was almost an adult, he played for different teams, such as Sallista, Constancia, and Murer. As a teenager, he even refereed. He shares the name (uncommon in the Canary Islands) of his godfather from Ciudad Real, where his father is from, Inocente Moreno. We're talking about Virgilio Moreno Sarrió, who has been the mayor of Inca for over a decade under the PSOE banner. His mother, Maria Sarrió, reveals a lesser-known side of him.

Inca will once again become a center of poetry in the coming weeks with the new edition of the Poetry Festival, which kicks off on March 20th in the cloister of Sant Domingo. The City Council has presented a program with a clear interdisciplinary focus, in which verses are combined with electronic music and visual arts to create unique poetic experiences.

The Inca City Council has begun renovation work on the drinking water reservoir at the Les Monges pass. This project aims to ensure the proper functioning of this strategic infrastructure for the municipality's water supply. The contract has been awarded to Obras Comas Beltran SL for €259,906.21 (VAT included). The total construction period will be five months, although the repair and waterproofing work inside the reservoir will be completed within a maximum of one month to guarantee the municipality's water supply at all times.

The Inca City Council has presented its 2026 budget, totaling €42.6 million, a 2.02% decrease compared to this year's budget. City Hall sources emphasized that this consolidates public finances as a fundamental instrument for continuing to "drive progress, well-being, and modernization of the city." Inca's mayor, Virgilio Moreno, stated that the budget is "realistic, responsible, and committed to the people," reinforcing "what works and promoting projects that will define the city's future." The budget allocation is as follows: 44.79% for essential services—including cleaning, security, water, and street lighting—10.66% for social services, 14.36% for education, culture, and sports, 19% for general services and technical support, and almost €6 million for economic development.

"Now we're showing the trailer and, if all goes well, we'll soon be able to premiere the film." That's how collector Jaume Vaquer sums up the exhibition Great comic book classicswhich can be visited from Friday, November 28th at Cas Metge Cifre, in Inca, on the occasion of the new edition of Comic Nostrum festivalThis is the first exhibition to be held at the headquarters of the future Comic Museum, a project that began last May with the signing of an agreement between the Comic Cluster, the Inca City Council and Caixa Colonya Pollença, owners of the building intended to house the first public museum dedicated to comics in the entire State.

The Inca City Council plenary session approved this Thursday the public exhibition of the Municipal Ordinance on Democratic Memory, a regulation that establishes the lines of action to recognize and compensate the victims of Francoist repression, as well as preserve collective memory. This ordinance, promoted and led by MÉS for Inca, is an "important milestone in municipal memory policy," as it makes Inca one of the first municipalities in the Balearic Islands to have a specific and comprehensive regulatory instrument on this matter, explained the eco-sovereignty party.