MÉS per Palma has filed objections to the municipal plan for sustainable water management promoted by the PP government (with the support of VOX) because it considers it a document that jeopardizes citizens' right to access water. The City Council presented this plan in February of this year to address short- and long-term supply in a scenario where the viability of supplying the 46,000 new homes planned for the city in the next decade is questioned.

One night like any other, Ariadna tucks her daughter into bed inside her home, a caravan. Every evening she faces the same uncertainty: how long can she live like this; when will the Administration recognize her right to officially exist where she lives? The girl is six years old and has been trying to register her address at her home for three years. Without success.

MÁS por Palma has accused the People's Party of "privatizing" the public sector following a €1.3 million contract to outsource the drafting of reports for the Balearic Government's Directorate General of Water Resources. The eco-sovereignist party believes this decision represents mismanagement of public funds and weakens the administration. According to the proposal the party will present at the Palma City Council meeting, the management of files related to urban planning and the public interest should remain in the hands of public employees to guarantee impartiality, transparency, and legal certainty. The party demands that the resources allocated to this contract be used directly to strengthen the workforce. According to their calculations, the €1.3 million could be used to hire up to 25 specialized technicians, with salaries above the industry average.

"The mayor of Palma will have to answer for any disasters that may follow." building in flood-prone areas"With this warning, Neus Truyol, spokesperson for MÉS per Palma in the Palma City Council, criticized the City Council's strategy on Thursday.eliminate prior authorization from the General Directorate of Water Resources of the Government to expedite the granting of building permits.

MORE for Palma has denounced that the project promoted by the PP municipal government around the old Gesa building It is far removed from the "real needs" of the city and the Foners and Les Veles neighborhoods. The group denounces that this is not an operation designed to improve the quality of life of residents, but rather a project aimed at promoting tourism, with more buildings, less green space, and a strong emphasis on private vehicles.

MÁS per Palma has criticized the Palma City Council's campaign to promote animal adoption during Christmas, arguing that it "promotes impulsive adoptions" and "perpetuates the idea that animals are Christmas gifts." The eco-sovereignist party has come out against the graphic, which features a sad dog sitting in front of a Christmas ornament depicting a happy family with another dog, accompanied by the message "Adopt them. They also want a Merry Christmas." According to MÁS, the campaign is "ethically inappropriate" and "communicatively dangerous." "This doesn't improve animal welfare; it's cheap sentimental marketing. You can't play with the lives of animals or families like this," stated MÁS councilor Neus Truyol. The party is calling for this "emotional and seasonal" campaign to be replaced with a "responsible and continuous year-round" communication model. She proposes offering ongoing information that clearly explains the long-term commitment involved in adoption, promotes a rigorous evaluation process, and avoids linking adoption to commercial holidays. "Adoption is not a consumerist Christmas act; it's a life-changing decision that involves years of responsibility. We need prepared families, not emotional impulses fueled by a Christmas card," Truyol emphasized.

The spokesperson for MÁS per Palma, Neus Truyol, and councilor Miquel Àngel Contreras will not be running in the next elections scheduled for 2027. The party announced this on Friday after both politicians informed the party members of their decision. They also explained that they will continue in their positions until the end of the current term.

MÁS por Palma has denounced the approval this Tuesday by the Palma Urban Planning Management Council of the building permit for the construction of a new building at 3 Triana Street, in the Son Espanyolet neighborhood. "This act will represent another direct attack on the city's architectural and cultural heritage," denounced Neus Truyol, spokesperson for MÉS por Palma, who believes that the PP "opens the door to speculation."

MÁS por Palma has denounced that Mayor Jaime Martínez and the Popular Party, with the active support of Vox, are carrying out "a covert transfer of public assets to the real estate industry." According to eco-sovereignty spokesperson Neus Truyol, the municipal government is reclassifying several plots of land that the General Plan, approved in 2023, had reserved for schools, sports, and cultural facilities, with the intention of leasing them for 75 years to private companies to build housing.

MÁS por Palma presented a proposal for an agricultural park this Monday, with the aim of converting Palma's rural areas into a benchmark for agriculture. This aims to recover and increase the city's agricultural activity, protect agricultural areas, and ensure that their production benefits citizens and contributes to food sovereignty.

The Less Tourism More Life Platform and the SET (Southern Europe Against Touristification) network condemned this Thursday the occupation of Palestine by the "terrorist state of Israel" after intercepting, in international waters, most of the vessels that were part of the flotilla that intended to break the franc. Therefore, it has called on citizens to join the demonstrations planned for this Thursday in front of the town halls of the Balearic Islands.

The Socialist Workers' Party (PSIB) and MÁS por Palma have criticized the private medical university project that the Palma regional government and city council approved in record time. Both the Socialists and the eco-sovereignty party believe it is an elitist urban development project that will also exacerbate mobility problems in the area and jeopardize the quality of higher education in Mallorca and the Balearic Islands.

This Monday, MÁS por Palma demanded the resignation of Pilar Ribal, Director General of Heritage for Palma City Council, and called for an urgent action plan to guarantee the protection of the city's historical heritage.

MÁS por Palma has called on the mayor of Palma, Jaime Martínez, to specify the city neighborhoods that will be affected by the Catalan government's Land Acquisition Law, which they consider a "urban development coup" and a "gift" to large real estate developers. "Palma cannot be allowed to be a Monopoly game where speculation reigns and families have to survive." The city is for "living," not for "making developers rich," they stated.