"In five years there won't be a single one left dryland almond treeIn the Balearic Islands, according to the head of the Agricultural Service, Andreu Juan, in his appearance before the Parliament's Climate Change Commission on Agriculture, Livestock and Fisheries this Wednesday, only 7,000 remain, a figure that demonstrates that this crop is currently "in short supply." This tree was traditionally cultivated in the Balearic Islands because it withstood drought, the Mediterranean climate, and did not require high maintenance costs. However, more work and care of the land is needed to obtain results.XylellaA bacterium that clogs the vessels through which sap circulates. This prevents water and nutrients from reaching the leaves, leading to a loss of production and even the death of the tree.

The Caminando Fronteras collective has accused the National Police of preventing two women from reporting the disappearance of a relative while trying to reach Mallorca by boat. This was stated by the head of the NGO and human rights defender, Helena Maleno, in a message posted on her X account.

Matilde Muñoz, who according to Indonesian police was murdered in Lombok, is remembered on the island as "a very warm woman," "smiling," and "kind." She was surprisingly physically fit at 72 years old, according to an employee of the motorcycle shop in Senggigi (West Lombok), where Muñoz, a resident of Palma, used to rent a motorcycle to travel around the island, a neighbor of Bali but less developed than the tourist enclave. "Sometimes I would teach her Indonesian; she always came alone to rent the motorcycle," the man added.

The investigation into the case of Matilde Muñoz, whose murder is being held against two men linked to the hotel where she was staying in Lombok, "continues," Indonesian police said Monday, while the hotel has sought to distance itself from any involvement.

Police on the Indonesian island of Lombok have found the lifeless body of Matilde Muñoz, a 72-year-old resident of Palma. missing for two months, according to Efe. Police officer Putu Kardiyanto, from the Batulayar police station (West Lombok), has indicated that the case "will become a criminal search," without giving further details. Two people were arrested as the perpetrators of Muñoz's murder.

Indonesian police are investigating the disappearance of 72-year-old María Matilde Muñoz Cazorla on Lombok, an island she arrived on in June and where she has not been seen since July, with no record of her leaving the country.

The Civil Guard has located the body of Angela Silva de Souza, the woman who had disappeared along with her partner, Juan Herrera—whose body was found on June 11 about four miles from the Cala Figuera lighthouse—when they set out sailing on June 7 from Port Adriano in a boat.