Friends of the Earth Mallorca, the local Nicaraguan association Adenoch, and Friends of the Earth Spain are carrying out a project this year to promote sustainable water management in the Chinandega watersheds of Nicaragua. The initiative, entitled "Community Strengthening and Sustainable Management in the Chinandega Watersheds," is being developed in coordination with public institutions and municipal governments, as highlighted by Friends of the Earth in a press release. Specifically, the project is being implemented in the Tecomapa and El Arenal-El Ubuto hydrographic units of the Río Negro sub-basin and benefits rural communities in the municipalities of Somotillo and San Francisco del Norte. The project is funded by the Government's Directorate General for Immigration and Development Cooperation and continues the work carried out since 2023 in the same area with projects to boost local capacities in the face of climate change and pressure on water resources. The initiative aims to strengthen community leadership and water governance, promoting the active participation of local leaders in decision-making regarding water use and conservation. The initiative will directly benefit 185 people, half of whom are women, from 13 rural communities. It will also promote sustainable agricultural practices such as biointensive gardens, the use of improved seeds, and silvopastoral systems.

The president of the Mallorcan Institute of Social Affairs (IMAS), Guillermo Sánchez, has stated that the government and the Consell de Mallorca are unaware of whether the Balearic Islands will have to take in migrant minors transferred from the Canary Islands—the distribution began on Monday with ten children—as reported by Europa Press on Tuesday. Sánchez, who is also the island institution's Minister of Social Welfare, has criticized the Spanish government's failure to report "either on the distribution of minors from the Canary Islands to the Balearic Islands or on what has happened with regard to asylum seekers."

From this Tuesday until August 16, the Colonia de Sant Pere Cultural Center will host a charity exhibition by the ADA-Món Adivasi Foundation, which is developing several projects in India. The participating artists include Ferran Aguiló, Mónica Abad, Paz Alomar, Carmen Bermejo, Nacha Pomar, Miguel Sánchez Cuenca, Maribel Pomar, and José María Herrera. The opening hours are from 7 to 10 p.m.

The women behind the citizen initiative that was called on July 31st Several marches for Palestine throughout Mallorca, have issued a statement in which they have praised the initiative—which they estimate brought together 22,000 participants on the island—and have criticized the media coverage it received, particularly from IB3, and the reaction of the Government the day after the demonstrations. In the statement, they explained that the meeting, held on Monday in Sineu, sought to express "the grave concern, not to say alarm, caused by the media coverage of the marches" and that the public broadcaster of the Balearic Islands Radio and Television (BRT) "failed to fulfill its purpose of guaranteeing freedom of expression and the right of citizens to receive independent information."