The mayor of Manacor, Miquel Oliver, arrives at the Catalan Summer University (UCE) in Prada de Conflent wearing sandals and a short-sleeved shirt that reveals the tattoo he has on his forearm: "144." These are the days he governed when he first became mayor with Més per Mallorca in 2015, before the opposition snatched it from him. with a motion of censureRe-elected in 2019 in a municipality traditionally dominated by the right-wing PP, Oliver defines himself as a left-wing pro-independence party. In fact, he's in the UCE for this very reason: to reclaim the shared cultural identity of the Països Catalans and defend the idea that Manacor is "something more" than the Levante region of Mallorca. This has been one of his obsessions since his awakening as a pro-independence party, when he came into contact with the student movements. despite being part of a family that had voted for the PP.