What key changes did the local government introduce during her leadership in Palma?

Locals tend to notice shifts in their daily routines rather than grand announcements when city leadership evolves. During her term, the Palma council focused heavily on boosting public transport options, seeking to ease dependence on cars and reduce the island's notorious traffic congestion. Improvements to the TIB bus network included new routes connecting neighborhoods like Son Gotleu to Palma center more frequently, while upgrades to the Palma metro system made trips more reliable and comfortable for daily commuters. These moves encouraged more residents to leave their vehicles at home, improving air quality and the urban environment.

Beyond transport, there was a renewed push to enhance green spaces across Palma. Projects rejuvenated parks such as Parc de la Mar and established new outdoor areas within densely populated neighborhoods, creating appealing spots for families and increasing venues available for the city’s cultural events like Nit de Foc celebrations. By prioritizing these community hubs, the administration nurtured a healthier, more social lifestyle for locals.

Housing affordability also received attention amid rising living costs. Collaborations with developers led to new residential schemes offering more accessible options in suburbs like Es Fortí. Support programs aimed at helping lower-income inhabitants secure stable housing underscored a commitment to social inclusion, addressing concerns about Palma becoming increasingly unaffordable. These efforts combined to leave the city more livable and vibrant, balancing growth while respecting the unique island character.