This past week marked the first 100 days of the Popular Party's mayorship in Porreres in the 21st century. Maria Agnès Sampol Sabater (Porreres, 1986) took the reins of command after the government pact signed with El Pi of Xisca Mora. Sampol was the first time she ran as the head of the list; before, she had been number 3 in the 2015 elections, and number 2 in the 2019 elections. Now, 100 days after taking office, we speak with her about her experience and the challenges Porreres faces ahead.

Since polls have become an essential part of party tactics—properly presented by media outlets aligned with each party—the successive waves of published polls form a jungle of data from which it is sometimes difficult to extract anything meaningful. However, because polling firms do their job well—most of them, at least—they provide highly relevant information, regardless of how the polls are presented by the leading publications of each political camp.

The PP headquarters in Palma was found this morning covered in graffiti with a clear message: "Stop it." Furthermore, the perpetrators of the vandalism also crossed out the Popular Party logo.