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This Thursday, GOB Menorca held its Annual Assembly for members. The organization continues to grow steadily, gaining approximately two new members every week and closing the year with 1,625 members.
Continue reading 2024 Assembly: key challenges for a growing organization
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Via Menorca is calling for a new action to protest against mass tourism and its severe consequences. The event will take place on Saturday, December 28th, at Conquesta Square in Maó.
Continue reading Join us on December 28th to demand sustainable tourism
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The agreement reached between PSIB, Més per Mallorca, and Més per Menorca with the PP bans the construction of new projects in flood-prone areas but continues to allow amnesty for illegal houses and activities on rural land without requiring compliance with the minimum standards of spatial planning regulations.
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The Ordinary Assembly of GOB Menorca members is scheduled for next Thursday, December 19, at 7:30 PM (first call) and 7:45 PM (second call) at the GOB Menorca headquarters, Camí des Castell, 53, Maó.
Continue reading Thursday, December 19: GOB Menorca’s Annual Assembly
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The season that starts in December and ends in March is often associated with a time when many things slow down, pause, or even fall into a kind of slumber. Yet, in today’s hectic world, winter might be one of the few times when external noise and distractions diminish, offering a chance to restore balance.
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As the year comes to a close, it is the perfect time to reflect on how this year has gone and set our sights on making 2025 even better.
And who better to help us evaluate than you—the people who follow and engage with the GOB Menorca’s initiatives, positions, and activities?
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Rewarding illegal construction in rural areas or allowing building in high-risk zones represents a major setback in land-use policies. Such measures undermine the critical discussions needed to decide the Balearic Islands’ development model.
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Developing a more efficient and sustainable marine economy is becoming possible with new regenerative approaches. Last Saturday, a workshop in Maó explored these innovative ideas.
Continue reading Regenerative aquaculture: a new course for the sea
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It has been confirmed that most of the activities carried out on the property located north of Binixíquer de sa Torre were conducted without legal permits. A disciplinary file has been opened for urban planning violations, and the impact on a cataloged cave has been documented.
Continue reading Disciplinary action against motorcycle track and works at Binixíquer
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We have a dangerous government—both for people and land. For six months now, they have allowed construction and legalization of homes in high-risk areas.
