The PP mayors of the Balearic Islands have called this Friday for the suspension of the extraordinary regularization of migrants due to the impact that, as they claim, it is having on the town councils. They consider that the process has generated situations of collapse in municipal services from day one.

88% of the Balearic Islands' municipalities fail to comply with the Transparency Law, which requires administrations (state, regional, and municipal) to publish all information of interest to citizens on their websites. The remaining 24% receive a score below 1 out of 10.

The Sierra de Tramuntana Association (Mancomunidad de la Sierra de Tramuntana) has acquired three mobile sound level meters, which have already begun to be used to impose fines of up to €300,000 on vehicles exceeding 90 decibels. This measure, which will be applied only in urban areas—where the local councils have jurisdiction—aims to "raise awareness" so that residents of the Serra "can feel safe in their homes," explains the president of the Association, Bernat Isern.