The cancellation of the quiz show Yo sé más que tú, the most-watched program on IB3, has generated an immediate reaction from the audience. From the moment the announcement was made public, social networks were filled with criticism, laments, and demands for explanations from the management of the public television of the Balearic Islands. One user has gone further and has started a petition to force the entity to bring back the program.

The Caimari Residents' Association has launched a petition to denounce the dangerous and disruptive situation the town has been experiencing since 2008 due to illegal motorcycle and car races. Residents say these activities are particularly frequent at night and on weekends, generating noise, severely disrupting sleep, and posing a real risk to public safety, especially for children and the elderly.

The Sant Joan Town Council has launched a petition to express residents' dissatisfaction with the operation of the town's Primary Care Unit (UBS). The initiative stems from numerous complaints received by the Town Hall and a meeting with a group of users who described recurring issues over the past few months. The main problem, which was outlined yesterday,Daily of MallorcaThe main issue, according to the petition, is the lack of doctors. But the discontent doesn't stop there: delays in care and appointment scheduling are also being reported, along with difficulties in obtaining continuous medical follow-up due to the constant turnover of healthcare staff. "If a patient needs follow-up, it's not appropriate for them to be seen by a different professional each time," says the Councilor for Health, Bel Morlà. Among the most frequently mentioned problems by users is the fact that appointments are being scheduled for days when there is no doctor or nurse, causing some patients to travel to the center only to be turned away. The petition also highlights "inappropriate treatment" by some professionals and the lack of fixed and stable opening hours at the Primary Care Unit (UBS). Another point that has generated outrage is that, sometimes, the center doesn't open at eight in the morning because the substitute doctor doesn't have the access codes and has to wait for the assistant to arrive. This forces patients to wait outside, and on rainy days, they have to bathe.

New estimate of the population increase Palma will experience due to the urbanization of rural land: 142,681 people. The figure was estimated by the MÉS party for Palma based on an analysis of the Land Acquisition Law, which was approved a few weeks ago by the PP and Vox and which the party's spokesperson, Neus Truyol, describes as the "Hong Kongization of Palma."