27/02/2000 
Noticias
- A man defecates in the middle of a park in Ibiza as tourists and residents look on in astonishment
A surreal situation unfolded this weekend in a busy park in Ibiza. Residents and tourists could not believe their eyes when they saw a man in Sa Colomina park calmly pull down his trousers next to a tree and then proceed to defecate as if he were on the toilet at home. Some people were so astonished that they took out their mobile phones to record the scene and publicly denounce this act of incivility. At this point, it should be noted that the ordinance to promote and guarantee civic coexistence and civic behaviour in public spaces in Ibiza clearly states that it is not permitted to relieve oneself in the street. The fines stipulated in this Ibiza Town Council ordinance range from €750 to €3,000. If you wish to publicly denounce a situation or submit a citizen complaint, you can contact Periódico de Ibiza y Formentera by sending an email to: [email protected] or by calling 971 190 543. - Clandestine network in Ibiza: MOT appointments within 48 hours for €150
At midday on Wednesday September 3rd, the first available MOT test appointment at the Recinto Ferial station on the Consell de Ibiza website was for Thursday 18 December at 4.45 pm. That’s a wait of three and a half months! However, a few hours earlier in the Recinto Ferial car park, someone was offering an appointment in less than 48 hours. «Come by on Friday morning and I’ll talk to them to see if...» replied this elderly man when asked, «I’ve been told that the best way to get an MOT is to talk to you. Is that right?» When asked about the price, he replied, ‘It’s €150 in cash. If the car is in very bad condition, we’ll see. If it’s impossible to pass, I’ll let you know.» This individual’s activity in the car park is constant, as Periódico de Ibiza y Formentera was able to verify on site after a neighbour reported what was happening to the newspaper. He walks from vehicle to vehicle with a sandwich in his hand, protected from the sun by a cap and with a bunch of keys hanging around h - Ibiza nominated for National Geographic magazine’s «Best Preserved Historic Centre» award
National Geographic Historia magazine is celebrating the second edition of the Historia Readers’ Awards. The awards recognise the dissemination and promotion of history, heritage and culture. Specifically, the walled city of Dalt Vila has been nominated as a finalist in the ‘Best Conservation of a Walled Historic Centre’ category. This category recognises town councils in walled Spanish cities or towns that have enhanced the value of their historic centres, making them an interesting and important route through which to explore a particular period in Spanish history. The other finalists in this category are Besalú (Girona), Aínsa (Huesca), Trujillo (Cáceres), Ciudad Rodrigo (Salamanca) and Dalt Vila (Ibiza). Readers interested in voting for Ibiza can do so free of charge and without prior registration by visiting the magazine’s website: https://historia.nationalgeographic.com.es/temas/premios-historia. - Variety of local product at the Ibiza and Formentera Gastro Fair
September 19th and 20th will be full of flavour in the Pitiusas calendar with the celebration of the third edition of the Ibiza and Formentera Gastro Fair, which will feature local products from the Pitiusas Islands. This well-established event will be held from 7 p.m. to 2 a.m. on both days, alongside the 18th Ibiza Beer Fair, and will bring together the main producers and chefs from the islands with the aim of promoting their raw materials and raising awareness of them both within and outside the archipelago.New this year, the Ibiza and Formentera Gastro Fair will feature a large Sabors d’Eivissa stand where the Consell d’Eivissa, through Ibiza Travel, will give space to the Cooperativas Agroeivissa, Ecofeixes and Cooperativa Ramadera d’Eivissa, who will be selling high-quality, flavourful local products. Leading restaurants such as Ca n’Alfredo, La Cava, Tierra de Ibiza, Trattoria del Mar, Bistró del Mar and Can Mario will also be participating in both days, with their own stands alongside Jamones Lo - The Martinez Brothets b2b Josep Capriati encabezan el ‘Theatre’ este martes en Hï Ibiza junto a Miguel & Tons y Malóne
Las noches de los martes en Ibiza tienen nombre propio: The Martinez Brothers. El dúo de Nueva York, referentes absolutos de la escena global, regresa este 9 de septiembre al Theatre de Hï Ibiza para otra noche cargada de groove, energía y house en todas sus formas. En su cuarto año al frente de esta residencia, han consolidado los martes como una cita imprescindible, atrayendo a clubbers de todo el mundo en busca de esa vibra única que solo ellos saben crear. Esta semana, la cabina alcanza un nuevo nivel con un esperado B2B entre The Martinez Brothers y Joseph Capriati, el profeta italiano del techno que aportará su contundencia característica a la mezcla. Completan el cartel del Theatre Miguel & Tons y Malóne, dos nombres que aportarán el toque fresco y diverso que caracteriza a cada edición. En la sala Club, la noche se adentra en territorios techno y house de vanguardia de la mano de Paco Osuna, que vuelve con su aclamada residencia NOW HERE. Tras más de tres décadas de carrera, Paco present