<![CDATA[Ara Balears in English - illegal jobs]]> 10 <![CDATA[Propaganda without squatters]]> To no one's surprise, Palma's anti-employment office has received only half a dozen inquiries since its opening. The experience of Castile and León (where the PP and Vox govern) should have alerted the mayor of Palma to avoid this embarrassing situation, created solely to appease their far-right partners. The PP caved and arrived—as is their wont—at a compromise: renaming the existing office with the word 'anti-employment' so that Vox could promote its message.

]]> <![CDATA[2.5% of the Palma properties for sale on Idealista in the summer were occupied.]]>

Between July and September, the Idealista website advertised 474 occupied homes for sale in the Balearic Islands, a figure that represents 2% of the properties offered. In Palma, there were 184 (2.5%).

]]> <![CDATA[The GOB demands the removal of "illegal jobs" from traffic easements in Mallorca.]]>

The GOB has demanded the "immediate" removal of all "illegal installations and jobs" from the traffic and protection right-of-way zone on the coast of Mallorca, as well as an audit of the current state of occupation of this strip.

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