Once the last plenary session of the Parliament had ended, the president of Memoria de Mallorca, Maria Antònia OliverShe re-entered the room. She needed to make one last gesture before leaving, and placed her red handkerchief on the table where the Prime Minister was still sitting. Marga Prohens"Truth, justice, and reparation," he said and left. He did so in protest against the repeal of the Democratic Memory Law, swiftly struck down at the initiative of the far right, supported by the PP. Vox celebrated it as another victory, while the Popular Party simply weathered the storm as best they could. No applause, no congratulations, just perfunctory smiles. "We're the only normal party," the PP spokesperson, Sebastià Sagreras, was heard saying once the plenary session ended. You know how it is: non-small excusatio, manifest accusatioIn other words, perhaps you should get it checked out if you feel the need to justify your behavior.

Vox MP Idoia Ribas has announced that she is leaving the parliamentary group, but will retain her seat as an unaffiliated MP. She did so with a message on the social media platform X in which she gave her version of the argument that took place between her and the group's spokesperson, Manuela Cañadas. This Monday in Parliament during the first session of the budget debate. The deputy, who, as ARA Baleares announced, is no longer a member of the party, had been having strong disagreements with the executive for months. However, until now, he has remained in the parliamentary group. Ribas asserted that he did not start the discussion and denounced a "public defamation campaign" that has been going on for over a year by Vox, and specifically by Cañadas. "As it is, I have no choice but to leave. I didn't cause it. This is what the current leaders of a party that either ousts people or forces them to leave wanted it," he stated.