The stubbornness of the councilor gonella Joan Pons Torres to declare menorquí and the salted article as Intangible Cultural Heritage of Menorca (BICIM), and thus protect it from the 'threat' of standard Catalan, is about to explode in his hands. The legal subterfuges he has sought in order to impose his initiative against the official linguistic and academic criteria of entities and institutions have backfired.

The association Fem-ho en Català has accused the Consell de Menorca of eliminating the requirement of knowledge of the Catalan language to access the professional career. The entity dedicated to the defense of Catalan has presented allegations against the initial approval of the new regulation of the horizontal professional career of the island institution.

Let's Do It in Catalan has convinced the Ibiza Town Council to make the street and avenue signs strictly in Catalan and not in a bilingual format, as the Council initially intended. The announcement published on the contracting platform specified, in fact, that the "supply and installation of signs to indicate the name of the streets" had to be in both official languages ​​of the Autonomous Community.