The Socialist group in the Consell de Mallorca has accused the Mallorcan Institute of Social Affairs (IMAS) of "abandoning" the more than 200 people who will soon be evicted from the former Palma prison. According to the Socialists, the eviction was carried out in a "hasty, improvised, and deeply irresponsible" manner.

The socialist group of the Council of Mallorca This Saturday, the Spanish National Assembly denounced the loss of public residential places for the elderly, which have fallen from 963 in 2023 to 818 in 2024—a 15.06% reduction—as well as the lack of staff in the island's residences. According to the Socialist councilor and Secretary of Social Rights for the PSIB-PSOE (Socialist Workers' Party), Sofía Alonso, the situation has led to "closed units, endless waiting lists, and undignified working conditions for care workers."