“Some kind of activism is being done, doing it from the territory and in our language”, says Menorcan Anna Ferrer, who in ‘Glosa a Menorca’ from her previous album Parenòstic (2024) already sang two years ago: “For an island that is a reserve / and is in danger of extinction [...] that there are fish that are already floating / in s’Albufera des Grau / its posidonia is dying / that preserves the coast / It talks to me about housing / and cries to me for the youth / that whoever doesn't have an inheritance / has it very very bad”. A contemporary glosa that cries for the local effects of global warming and the housing emergency. “It inspires me to sing about present-day Menorca, truly. And it’s no longer that green Menorca where there was almost no one. Menorca is already something else”, she confesses to ARABalears.

The Eroski cooperative concluded the thirteenth edition of its 'MeasureSmiles' solidarity campaign in Palma with a symbolic donation of €3,500 to each of the 14 participating organizations. In total, the initiative raised €49,000 through the sale of the traditional illustrated calendar-rulers in supermarkets across the Balearic Islands, this year under the slogan 'Thank you for making solidarity measurable... in happiness'.

The media is reporting on a major controversy. A great injustice perpetrated by the Palma City Council: the Christmas lights don't reach all corners of the city with equal abundance and intensity. Intolerable.

With slogans, dressed in blue, and eager to highlight the importance of the sea, students and teachers from CEIP Ses Rotes Velles in Calvià took to Santa Ponça beach to commemorate Mediterranean Day. The day served to emphasize the need to preserve an ecosystem essential for the environment, biodiversity, and climate regulation, and to instill in the youngest students the values ​​of sustainability and respect for the planet. During the activity, the students read messages advocating for the care of the sea and the protection of ecosystems. Among other slogans, they proclaimed: "The sea is not a board game, but both have rules: the sea for living and games for playing," "We must care for and respect the sea," and "We want a cleaner Mediterranean, with living beings that can live safely and nature free from pollution, nets, and plastic." They also emphasized the importance of recycling and keeping beaches clean, with slogans like "Let's keep the beaches clean and recycle manure, so the future will be better. We are Blue Schools and we want more waves."