"Zero contact", as summarized by a member of Menys Turisme, Més Vida, the interactions with the Spanish government delegate, Alfonso Rodríguez, after thepolice charges of 26-J, the most important anti-saturation demonstration day in the Balearic Islands. Rodríguez has not contacted the organizers or the injured, despite having called a press conference the day after the protest to criticize the "disproportionate" actions of the National Police and announce that he had commissioned urgent reports to "determine responsibilities". "The images we have seen cause us concern. I have asked for explanations from the head of the National Police [José Antonio Puebla]. Violent actions were carried out by some members of the police force against people who posed no threat. I regret what has happened and convey my consternation," he said on July 27.

The National Police accuses seven demonstrators of public disorder and damages for the disturbances that occurred at the end of the demonstration against tourist overcrowding on July 26 in Palma. This is the main conclusion of the report prepared by the Superior Headquarters of the National Police in the Balearic Islands and sent to the court investigating the events, as confirmed by police sources.

The terraces on the passeig del Born will have to disappear this Wednesday afternoon due to the risk that Brunzzit's last al fresco dinner could lead, according to the National Police, to acts of "coercion, sabotage or direct confrontation" against hospitality establishments. The citizens' collective had called for a walk and a dinner on the promenade benches to reclaim a space they consider to be progressively occupied by the terraces. Brunzzit has rejected the police suspicions and has denounced that the intention is to "criminalize" an initiative that has always been carried out without incident until now.

A volleyball coach has been arrested in Palma for allegedly raping and impregnating a minor.

The Local Police of Ibiza detected this Friday at dawn, in a new operation, a possible illegal tourist dwelling after responding to an intervention due to noise complaints. As reported by the City Council, the 092 control room received the alert. The building's security guard had warned that the occupants of the dwelling were causing disturbances to neighbors and were not heeding instructions. Upon the agents' arrival, the tenants cooperated at all times and handed over the documentation related to their stay.

The National Police have arrested a businessman and hotelier from Palma for exploiting workers, whom he forced to work up to 12 hours a day for a salary that barely reached 1,000 euros per month. The events date back to last summer, when officers from the Provincial Brigade of Immigration and Borders, during a routine inspection, detected that one of the suspect's employees was in an irregular situation.

The National Police have arrested a man in Palma, allegedly accused of having neglected his two minor grandchildren, one of whom was about to fall from a third-floor apartment while walking on the building's cornice.

The total solar eclipse has left a day that will be etched in the memory of the Balearic Islands. But while thousands of people looked to the sky to contemplate how the Moon covered the king star, on land – and also at sea – other much more mundane scenes were unfolding. Robberies, rescues, drifting boats, missing persons, and even a ship fire were the darker side of an astronomical phenomenon that, in general terms, passed without major incidents.

A total of 25 people have initiated legal actions to report the aggressions they claim to have suffered during the police charges at the demonstration against mass tourism held on July 26 in Palma. The complaints have been channeled through Alerta Solidària, which assumes the legal support for the platform Menys Turisme, Més Vida.

The National Police have arrested a young man as the alleged perpetrator of an assault with a wrench against another driver, who was injured with a cranioencephalic trauma and a head wound that required stitches. The events took place in mid-May on Manacor street in Palma.

The delegation of the Spanish government in the Balearic Islands has asked the General Directorate of the Police to open a reserved information file to determine if some of the agents who intervened in the police charges last Sunday in Palma committed infractions liable to disciplinary sanction. The decision comes after a week marked by intense political and social controversy following the police action at the end of the demonstration against tourist overcrowding on July 26.

The massive demonstration against mass tourism held last Sunday in Palma passed without incident throughout its route. Tens of thousands of people marched through the city center to demand a change in the tourism model and denounce the housing crisis, in a mobilization that took place without confrontations with the hundreds of tourists strolling through the same streets, nor with damage, graffiti, or incidents in front of hotels, shops, terraces, or real estate agencies.

Les Voltes gathered 3,200 people this Wednesday evening during the event day of the Atlàntida Mallorca Film Fest. Three days earlier, the National Police had closed access to the same venue when there were only just over 500 participants in the demonstration against tourist overcrowding. The difference has raised questions because the closing of the gates was, according to the protest organizers, the origin of the tension that led to the police charges.

The National Police attributes the charges made on Sunday at the end of the demonstration against tourist saturation to a "radical minority". Police sources consulted by Europa Press assure that a group integrated within the tens of thousands of participants threw stones, cobblestones, and sticks at the agents, four of whom were injured.

Not a single graffiti. Not a broken window. Not a single argument with the hundreds of tourists who were strolling through the center of Palma. Tens of thousands of people paraded this Sunday for more than two hours through the streets of the city in one of the most massive demonstrations in recent years without any incident occurring. The contrast with the end of the protest was absolute. When thousands of people were trying to reach Les Voltes to hear the reading of the manifesto, the National Police blocked the entrances and, a few minutes later, charged against the demonstrators with batons. Several videos recorded by attendees also show detonations during the police intervention.

The National Police has arrested a man in Palma as the alleged perpetrator of a crime of child corruption, for possessing more than 2,500 audiovisual files of child pornography. As reported, the Central Unit for Cybercrime, Group II for Child Protection of the General Commissariat of Judicial Police of Madrid, requested collaboration from the Group for Economic Crime and Technological Crimes of the National Police as a consequence of an investigation against the possession and distribution of child sexual exploitation material via the Internet.

The joint operation deployed this Friday by the National Police and the Local Police of Palma in the Son Banya settlement has so far resulted in one arrest for drug trafficking, the seizure of various narcotic substances, and the demolition of seven small houses that served as points of sale.

The National Police have arrested a man for allegedly stabbing another with a knife on a bus in Palma, following an argument because one was playing music at a high volume. The events took place this morning, when 091 was alerted because a man had stabbed another. As reported by the Superior Headquarters of the Balearic Islands, a witness explained that he saw the fight, after which the aggressor fled and threw the knife under a car.

The National Police is investigating the circumstances of the death of an agent of the corps who died in his home in Ibiza, after a woman who was accompanying him escaped asking for help after having allegedly suffered an assault by the police officer.

The National Police and the Local Police of Palma deployed a police operation this Thursday in the Son Banya neighborhood. The objective was to attack drug trafficking and demolish the characteristic wall painted with the Spanish flag that the inhabitants of the neighborhood painted for the Football World Cup.