Trash cans thrown on the ground, misplaced dirt, and damage to public space. Sant Joan has had enough of a series of uncivil behaviors that, according to the City Council, not only degrade the municipality but also affect the sense of community.

The facade of the former Metropolitan cinemas in Palma was vandalized with graffiti this Tuesday morning, and the Flipau con Pere Garau association has warned that this attack on the city's historical heritage is yet another example of the widespread degradation of the area. In a statement, the group lamented that the Pere Garau neighborhood has once again been affected by the appearance of new graffiti, adding to the existing problems of broken sidewalks, vacant lots and buildings abandoned for decades, dirt, litter, and other issues that negatively impact the quality of life for residents. "This kind of damage, when it persists over time, alters the perception of public spaces and leads to a feeling of insecurity and degradation that discourages civic responsibility," they warned.

The glass entrance window of the People's Party (PP) headquarters in Inca was smashed after someone broke it with a rock last night. The party publicly denounced the incident and condemned the act of vandalism, calling it "absolutely unacceptable" in a democratic society. In a statement, the PP of Inca expressed its "unequivocal" condemnation of this attack, which it considers an act of violence and intimidation. According to the party, actions like this "not only attack a political organization, but also coexistence, freedom of expression, and democratic respect." The PP emphasized that this incident will not deter them from their commitment to the citizens of Inca and affirmed that they will continue to defend their ideas "firmly, respectfully, and through dialogue."

Vandalism at the Portals Vells natural cave. A Scottish tourist posted a video on social media bragging about having painted his son's name on one of the cave walls.

Residents of the Pere Garau neighborhood (Palma) have reported that a group of young people have broken the barriers in the Plaza Jorge Lluís Borges to access the bottle service and consume alcoholic beverages. They lament that this is not the first time such an incident has occurred, and almost every night there are crowds of young people who bottle shop without any kind of control.

The PP headquarters in Palma was found this morning covered in graffiti with a clear message: "Stop it." Furthermore, the perpetrators of the vandalism also crossed out the Popular Party logo.