One night like any other, Ariadna tucks her daughter into bed inside her home, a caravan. Every evening she faces the same uncertainty: how long can she live like this; when will the Administration recognize her right to officially exist where she lives? The girl is six years old and has been trying to register her address at her home for three years. Without success.

The Association of Librarians, Archivists, and Documentalists of the Balearic Islands (ABADIB) has expressed its strong opposition to the motion that the Palma City Council will approve this Thursday, promoted by Vox and supported by the PP. The initiative seeks to commission a comprehensive study of municipal library holdings to "guarantee a balanced and representative offering in Spanish and Catalan," but, according to the association, this proposal calls into question the professional criteria of library services and introduces political parameters into an area that is regulated by clear legal frameworks and technical criteria.

Vox spokesperson in Palma, Fulgencio Coll, distanced himself from his party when he refused to release urban land in Transition Areas in Palma until all the consolidated urban land was utilized. This position was followed by his dismissal from the provincial executive, although he denies that this was the reason for his estrangement from the party leadership. Be that as it may, the Coll's refusal has strained the PPParaphrasing former US President Richard Nixon, the military official advocates for "looking at what's happening in the world with both eyes, and not just with the left."

Vox is currently the PP's concern regarding the potential rezoning of rural land for housing development in Palma. A series of factors have sparked tension for weeks, primarily due to the clear and opposing stance of the far-right party's spokesperson in Palma, Fulgencio Coll, who firmly stated that rural land cannot be developed unless all developable and urban land has been consumed. Vox Palma issued a specific press release in which it stated that it was considering "voting against any construction project on rural land unless all consolidated urban land has been exhausted."

The municipal group Vox Palma is considering the possibility of voting against the possible build on rural land without depleting consolidated urban land, as provided for in the Land Acquisition Law approved this week in Parliament. The party stated, according to Europa Press, that it is considering opposing this measure at the municipal plenary session where it is discussed.