The Constitutional Court (TC) has accepted for review the appeal of unconstitutionality against the Land Acquisition Law passed by the government of Marga Prohens. More than fifty members of parliament from the PSOE, Sumar MÉS per Mallorca, and Podemos parties filed the appeal. According to a document obtained by ARA Baleares, the high court has notified the government of this acceptance and requested documentation regarding the law. The spokespeople for the PSIB and MÉS per Mallorca, Iago Nueguerla and Lluís Apesteguia, celebrated the news at a press conference. The appeal was filed last October in Palma, along with Unidas Podemos, Més per Menorca, the GOB, CCOO, and the OCB, under the umbrella of the Civil Society Forum. They consider the law to represent a "territorial threat" and to disregard "municipal urban planning regulations," as they pointed out at the press conference.

The Palma Residents' Federation on Friday criticized the recently passed law that plans to rezone rural land for the development of thousands of apartments. Specifically, they denounced the fact that the regional government is handing over public land—which was intended for the construction of amenities—to developers to build rental housing at prices that, they considered, "are anything but affordable for the people who have the greatest difficulty finding housing."