# Transparency disputes in Melilla local government > Live situation record from CLSTR: https://clstr.news/situations/transparency-disputes-in-melilla-local-government > Updated: 2026-08-10T22:30:14.000Z. Sources: 2. Developments: 2. Amín Azmani, president of the Somos Melilla party, has raised concerns regarding administrative transparency and resource allocation by the local government of Melilla. In late July, Azmani criticized the discretionary distribution of protocol tickets for city-financed concerts. He specifically cited the 2025 Luis Fonsi concert, where 612 tickets—representing 16% of the venue capacity—were allocated. Azmani proposed a new rule to limit such tickets to 5% of total capacity and called for the publication of recipient data on the Transparency Portal. By August, the focus of these criticisms shifted to the organization of the 2026 Feria de Melilla bullfighting event. Azmani denounced the administration for failing to officially release the event lineup, costs, or contracting procedures despite the festivities approaching. He questioned the selection criteria for participants and the lack of advance administrative planning. ## Timeline ### 2026-08-10: Melilla political group denounces lack of transparency in Feria bullfighting organization Somos Melilla leader Amín Azmani has denounced the Melilla government for opacity and poor planning regarding the upcoming 2026 Feria bullfighting event. 2 sources. https://clstr.news/cluster/melilla-political-group-denounces-lack-of-transparency-in-feria-bullfighting-organization ### 2026-07-28: Melilla opposition leader demands end to protocol ticket allocations Amín Azmani of Somos Melilla urges the city to end discretionary protocol ticket allocations, citing 16% of seats reserved for a Luis Fonsi concert and calling for a 5% cap and transparency. 2 sources. https://clstr.news/cluster/melilla-opposition-leader-demands-end-to-protocol-ticket-allocations --- Cite as: Transparency disputes in Melilla local government. CLSTR, https://clstr.news/situations/transparency-disputes-in-melilla-local-government