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.

The National Police arrested Francisco Tomás Fernández Cortés this Tuesday, known as 'l'Ico', after he caused a serious incident at Son Llàtzer hospital. According to the investigation, the man entered the hospital premises early in the morning brandishing a firearm, which caused moments of great tension among staff and users.

The Palma court of inquiry has ordered provisional detention for the woman accused of killing her mother-in-law last Monday in the Pere Garau neighborhood. The suspect, 36 years old, remains admitted to Son Espases Hospital after her admission was recommended for psychiatric prescription.

The National Police dismantled a drug dealing point this Wednesday in the Palma neighborhood of Son Gotleu, in an anti-drug operation that resulted in six arrests and the seizure of various narcotic substances and cash.

The National Police have arrested a 36-year-old woman accused of killing another woman, 73, her mother-in-law, this Monday in a home in the Pere Garau neighborhood of Palma. When the National Police officers arrived at the scene, they found the body, which showed signs of violence. Initial hypotheses suggest that the accused allegedly killed the victim with a beating.

The National Police have found a body in an advanced state of decomposition in the Bellver woods. Authorities have already launched an investigation to identify the lifeless body and clarify the facts.

The National Police has dismantled in Palma a network accused of laundering about 10 million euros from an international cryptocurrency macro-scam, in an operation in which five people have been arrested and assets in Spain and Sweden valued at about 15 million have been seized. The investigation, initiated more than two years ago by the Capital Laundering Group in the Balearic Islands, within the framework of the so-called 'Acantilado' operation, has had the collaboration of the FBI, the Swedish and German police, which has made it possible to trace the money through countries such as the United Arab Emirates, Singapore, Georgia or Sweden.

The National Police has arrested a drug dealer in Maó for the death of a woman to whom he sold drugs. As reported by the force, the events occurred on April 9, when several patrols responded to a call from 091, indicating that a dead woman had been found in a dwelling in the municipality and that she might have suffered an adverse reaction to a narcotic substance.

The National Police have arrested eight people in Palma accused of being part of a scheme dedicated to illegally registering foreign citizens. The investigation has identified at least 70 people who allegedly benefited from this fraudulent system.

The National Police has carried out an inspection at a hotel under construction, where it identified 64 workers who were in an irregular situation in Spain, for which reason they were summoned to police facilities to initiate the relevant opening proceedings.

The National Police arrested the suspected leader of a jihadist cell linked to the Islamic State (Daesh) in Palma on Wednesday, in a joint operation with Moroccan authorities that also led to the arrest of two other people in Tangier. According to the investigation, the group financed terrorism and was planning a possible attack in Spain, which the arrested leader intended to be "a major operation." The arrest took place at a residence located at number 3 Gabriel Maura Street in the Balearic capital. The operation, directed by the National Court, involved the General Information Commissariat and the Provincial Information Brigade, in coordination with Moroccan authorities, in a simultaneous action that forms part of Operation Seula.

The new Deputy Director of Operations (DAO) of the National Police, Chief Commissioner José Luis Santafé – until now the Chief Superintendent of Police in the Balearic Islands – made it clear during his swearing-in ceremony that the force investigates "to the fullest extent" any abuse, misconduct, or irregularity that may occur within its ranks. He reaffirmed his commitment to protecting victims of sexual assault or harassment, but warned that "generalizing" and suspecting the entire institution and its leadership is "extremely dangerous." In the presence of the Minister of the Interior, Fernando Grande-Marlaska; the Deputy Secretary of State, Aina Calvo; the Director General of the Police, Francisco Pardo; the entire police leadership; and the Director of the National Intelligence Center (CNI), Esperanza Casteleiro, as well as representatives of the armed forces and police unions, the Chief Commissioner emphasized that the Police is an "extraordinary, loyal, modern institution at the service of Spain."