This aid is part of the Government’s agreement with the Association of Journalists of the Balearic Islands.

In 2024, 522 young people aged between 16 and 30 received a free subscription to the digital media of their choice for three months. This aid is part of the collaboration agreement signed between the Government of the Balearic Islands and the Association of Journalists of the Balearic Islands (APIB), with the support of local media.

This campaign encourages young people to be more reflective and develop a critical spirit while learning to distinguish truthful information and communication from fake news.

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More than 500 young people from the Balearic Islands will benefit from a free three-month subscription to the media

The director general of Children, Youth, Families, Equality and Diversity, Farners Saneiro, held a meeting with Ángeles Duran, president of the APIB; Antonio Sánchez Grao, vice-president of the APIB; Albert Orfila, director of the newspaper Ultima Hora; Marisa Goñi, director of Diario de Mallorca; and Biel Ferragut, director general of Diario Ara, in which the bases were established for the continuity of this collaboration in 2025.

Also present at the meeting were David Serrano, economist and manager of the project; Pedro Rullan, manager of Grup Serra; Antoni Llabrés, manager of the newspaper Ara; Vanesa Romero, head of subscriptions at Diario de Mallorca and Diario de Ibiza; and the press secretary of the Government of the Balearic Islands, Pedro Aguiló Mora.