Palma experienced a demonstration this Sunday on the occasion of Palestinian Land Day that brought together about 200 people. The mobilization, called by the platform Citizens for Palestine, set off from the Pere Garau neighborhood and paraded through several streets in the center with Palestinian flags and banners demanding an end to the war in Gaza.

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The Speaker of the Congress, Francina Armengol, stated this Friday in Palma that it is "inexplicable" that the PP and Vox parties support "Mr. Trump's madness" and the "illegal" war against Iran, disregarding international law. Armengol warned that "innocent people are dying" in this conflict, such as the dolls in a Tehran school, and reiterated the "resounding no" of the Spanish Prime Minister, Pedro Sánchez, and the Socialists in this war. The Secretary General of the PSIB-PSOE also made these statements on the occasion of the unveiling, on the balcony of the party headquarters in Palma, of a large banner with the slogan "No to War." In statements to reporters, Armengol explained that this banner is intended to show citizens the "clamor" of socialists to "stop this illegal war," just as they once opposed and demonstrated in the streets against the war in Iraq.

Around 150 people gathered this Saturday afternoon in Palma's Plaza de España to protest against the actions of US President Donald Trump and to reject US intervention in Venezuela. The attendees made it clear that the demonstration did not represent support for Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro, but rather a defense of peace and international dialogue. The gathering, which began at 6:00 PM, was organized by Sumud Flotilla, the Mallorca Anti-Racist Platform, and the Mallorca for Peace Platform, which brings together several social organizations, political parties, and NGOs. In statements to the media, Salvador Martínez, coordinator of Mallorca for Peace, explained that the protest was called in response to the US attack on Venezuela in the early hours of the same day, which he described as "terrifying and absolutely unacceptable." According to Martínez, the US action demonstrates "total impunity" and constitutes a violation of international law and human rights.

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