The Felanitx Town Council has authorized the Consell de Mallorca (Island Council) to proceed with the demolition of two buildings belonging to the Trade Union, which are in ruins and have no heritage value. The Council, according to a statement, approved granting the necessary building permit to carry out the demolition work. The project, submitted by the island institution, which owns the building and the land where the Trade Union was located, is solely for demolition and complies with the specific rules and conditions established by current urban planning regulations. The action includes the demolition of the two small structures located near the ring road, which "have nothing to do with the original construction of the Trade Union," the Town Council stated. They are made of reinforced concrete, consist of three pillars and a beam, and are approximately four meters high and 14 meters long. A 118-square-meter concrete pavement will also be demolished. The project presented by the Consell de Mallorca has a cost of 7,500 euros and in no way implies a modification of the existing urban planning parameters, since the buildings are currently ruins and have no heritage value. The City Council indicated that this action aims to improve safety and the landscape integration of the area by removing disused and dilapidated elements.

The Drac Màgic bookstore hosts the book presentation this Thursday the 16th In their own numbers. Practicing sex work with rights with the participation of sex workers and members of the Otras union, such as its Secretary of International Relations, Miquel Biblioni. The book compiles much of the collective's work and is practically a transcript of the proposed law they drafted: a historical overview, a diagnosis of the current situation, and specific proposals for fair legislation for sex workers. It was published by Traficantes de Sueños (Traffickers of Dreams), with the collaboration of sociologist Paloma Martín, who will also be present at the presentation this Thursday. The event, also supported by the Transfeminist Coordinator of Mallorca, will take place at 6:30 p.m.