Fifth and sixth grade students at CEIP Es Vivero presented a rap song, written by themselves, about equality and the fight for women's rights. This initiative took place during a rap workshop led by rapper Rafel Swing at the school over the past few weeks. It is also part of the awareness-raising activities promoting equality and preventing gender-based violence in schools, coinciding with International Women's Day (25-N) and International Women's Day (8-M).

We've had enough. Enough of this. clean look, with highlights baby lights, of traditional wivesFrom a return to mysticism and contemplation, to beige and the white Cloud Dancer. Enough of this nonsense. lattas, of bar, of playlists Pop Pilates Princess. Enough of that conservative stench that permeates everything and spreads like an odorless gas, slowly lulling us to sleep. Enough of this evangelization of good manners, of introspection, of the healthy routinesSilent and hangover-free.

Data from 2025 confirms that the labor market in the Balearic Islands continues to penalize women simply for being women. According to the 'Women's Report 2026' by the CCOO union in the Balearic Islands, only 31.9% of permanent, full-time, and stable contracts were held by women, while men accounted for 68.6%. This situation shows that, despite the economic and social progress of recent years, true equality is still a long way off. This data does not include seasonal contracts. This inequality is also reflected in temporary employment. Of all working women, almost 24% work part-time, nearly double the rate for men (12.5%). The combination of temporary contracts and part-time work directly results in lower wages, difficulties in career advancement, and worse working conditions. Conversely, men hold the majority of permanent, full-time contracts, reinforcing a gap that persists throughout their working lives.

Palma will host the exhibition throughout the month of March GEAS. Women who study the EarthAn exhibition that aims to highlight the role of women in Earth sciences and showcase female role models in fields such as geology, oceanography, and paleontology. The initiative is organized by the Balearic Islands branch of the Spanish National Research Council (CSIC) and the Geological and Mining Institute of Spain (IGME), in collaboration with the Estudi General Lul·lià.

UpdatedThe demonstration called this morning by the Feminist Movement of Mallorca has already marched through the center of Palma. A second march, organized by the Transfeminist Coordinating Committee, is scheduled for 6:00 PM.