The Palma City Council will approve a motion this Thursday, proposed by Vox and supported by the People's Party (PP), to commission a study quantifying the number of titles in each language. The far-right party believes there are too few books in Spanish in municipal libraries. However, Más por Palma considers this new offensive "absurd." "We are facing a smokescreen to cover up the real neglect of neighborhood libraries by the PP and Vox," denounced councilor Miquel Àngel Contreras. The Son Cladera library has been temporarily closed since April, and the Génova and Sant Jordi libraries have nearly closed due to the City Council's failure to pay rent. Currently, Palma's municipal libraries have a total collection of 265,545 items, of which 86,945 are in Catalan and 150,004 in Spanish. Furthermore, regarding CABIB (the Balearic Islands Catalogue, books available through interlibrary loan), in 2025 the collection increased by 3,065 titles in Catalan and 5,873 in Spanish. Therefore, the narrative of the PP and Vox parties collapses when examining the data, which shows that Spanish almost doubles the number of new acquisitions in 2025 compared to Catalan. "These figures expose the lies of Vox and the irresponsibility of the PP government, which manages the libraries and is responsible for extracting the data," denounces Miquel Àngel Contreras. "They are not interested in the truth, only in attacking Catalan. They are not interested in the disastrous management of libraries by the PP. Both parties have made a pact of hostility against the language of Palma's residents, and they demonstrate this every day," points out the MÉS councilor for Palma.