When Baltasar Picornell received a call from the court to inform him that he had to testify as an investigated party following a lawsuit filed by Jorge Campos, the former President of the Parliament became the latest name on a long list of individuals, groups, and political adversaries who, over the past fifteen years, have ended up in court after a conflict with the Vox leader.

Baltasar Picornell Lladó, better known as Balti Picornell, was the second president of the Parliament of the Balearic Islands in the ninth legislature, after Xelo Huertas had to leave this position after having caused a considerable mess. Both Huertas and Picornell were presidents of the Parliament for Podem, which in that legislature (the first with Francina Armengol as president of the Government of the Balearic Islands) was a governing partner along with the PSOE and MÉS. Podem found it appropriate to appoint people for this position who, according to them, represented the people, in opposition to the more usual profiles of the political 'caste' (it was the time when from Podem they spoke a lot about and against 'the caste'). Picornell was ideal: when he took office, in February 2017, he was not yet forty years old, he worked as a metal carpenter, and he had long hair down to his upper back. From the PP and its allied media, he was received with contempt and condescension: they caricatured him to exhaustion and dedicated all sorts of epithets to him, with that vigorous insulting wit that the right wing usually exhibits. 

The statement of the former president of the Parliament of the Balearic Islands, Baltasar Picornell, as investigated in the case initiated by Jorge Campos, did not take place this Thursday at the Palma courts. The summons was suspended after his defense reported that neither Picornell nor his lawyer had had access to the content of the complaint before the hearing.

The statement of the former president of the Parliament Balti Picornell, who had been summoned as investigated in the case promoted by Vox leader Jorge Campos, was suspended this Thursday in the Palma courts after his defense alleged defects in the notification of the procedure.

A judge in Palma has summoned the former president of the Parliament, Baltasar Picornell, to testify as an investigated party, following a lawsuit filed by Vox deputy in Congress, Jorge Campos, after he referred to him as a "Nazi whore". Picornell himself reported the judicial summons on social media. The appearance is scheduled for June 11 at section of instruction number 8 of the Court of Instance of Palma.

"We know that in Palma, all the Catalan separatists will be in the same place. We should take advantage of these opportunities..." This is the threatening statement that Vox deputy Jorge Campos posted on his X profile in reference to Mallorca Day on December 31st, sparking controversy. MÁS per Mallorca condemned "in the strongest possible terms" the statements, calling them "irresponsible, dangerous, and unbecoming of a public official," and warned that it will hold Campos directly responsible for "any incident, aggression, or disturbance of public order" that may result. The eco-sovereignist party is not ruling out legal action regarding what it considers to be potentially criminal acts.

"In Mallorca, we don't speak Catalan, we speak Mallorcan and Spanish." to Rafael Nadal's uncle (Toni Nadal) who said this Friday at the PP congress that "in Mallorca we speak Catalan, that's what the philologists say."