Palma experienced a demonstration this Sunday on the occasion of Palestinian Land Day that brought together about 200 people. The mobilization, called by the platform Citizens for Palestine, set off from the Pere Garau neighborhood and paraded through several streets in the center with Palestinian flags and banners demanding an end to the war in Gaza.

The Palma City Council, with votes in favor from the People's Party (PP) and Vox, censured councilwoman Lucía Muñoz of the Unidas Podemos party for expressing her desire for the disappearance of the State of Israel and a Palestine "free from the river to the sea." The motion, promoted by Santiago Abascal's party, had already received approval during last week's Citizen Services Committee meeting and was ratified this Thursday in the plenary session. During her speech, Muñoz stated that although the City Council censured her, history would absolve her; unlike the PP and Vox council members, she countered, who would be remembered as "miserable accomplices in the genocide of the Palestinian people." Muñoz said the censure stemmed from her opposition to the "genocide" that Israel is perpetrating in Gaza, "where they murder children, bomb schools and hospitals, and annihilate entire populations," she pointed out. In his view, any state "sustained by war crimes, colonization, and plunder based on a genocidal project" should end like Nazi Germany: "With the dismantling of its structures, those responsible imprisoned, and a process of denazification," he stated.

The Zionist organization Association for Action and Communication on the Middle East (ACOM) has announced it will file a criminal complaint against Lucía Muñoz, a councilwoman for Podemos in the Palma City Council, for alleged hate crimes and incitement to violence after she expressed her desire for "the disappearance of the state of Israel." The complaint refers to statements made by the councilwoman in a video on the program... Red Winter, broadcast on the television channel Canal Red, in which he shared his wishes for 2026, among which he asked for a "Palestine free of the river in the sea", "the expropriation of the homes of the vulture funds and "the reduction of rents by law".

Palma is hosting the Senior Fencing World Cup from November 6th to 9th, bringing together 450 fencers and more than 50 teams. Among the participating countries, the organization Citizens for Palestine has denounced the presence of Israel. "We cannot allow a genocidal state to become normalized anywhere," they stated. Therefore, they have encouraged citizens to continue protesting against the genocide of the Palestinian people and to boycott Israel. "There will be no peace until there is justice," they declared.

Palma City Council issued a statement this Wednesday following Podemos' accusations of alleged purchases of police equipment from Israel. Municipal spokesperson Mercedes Celeste emphasized that the City Council, like any other public institution, can only contract with companies registered in the official registry of companies authorized to work with public administrations.

She's still processing everything she's experienced in recent weeks with the Global Sumud Flotilla, along with Alejandra Martínez and Reyes Rigo, who spent more time there after biting a civil servant. What was supposed to be a ten-day journey to Palestine turned into a long and difficult trip, with some very complicated days in an Israeli prison. Activist Lucía Muñoz (Palma, 1993) takes stock of her experience, the criticism she's received, and the intersection of local and global politics.

The Podemos councilor in Palma City Council, Lucía Muñoz, has announced that she will offer her salary this month to pay the fine imposed on Reyes RigoWhile celebrating her imminent release, the activists insist they won't be "quiet" until Reyes is out of Israel and back home.

An Israeli court in the southern city of Beersheba on Wednesday extended the arrest of Mallorcan Reyes Rigo, accused of biting a prison official, until October 10. The activist She was arrested by Israel on October 1 while traveling aboard the Global Sumud Flotilla.In a video released Wednesday by Ynet, an Israeli media outlet, Reyes Rigo can be heard saying, "They're threatening me." The activist makes these statements as she walks past the courtroom. She is also seen speaking to a trusted person, perhaps her interpreter, who asks her not to say anything because she is being recorded.

Family, friends, and party colleagues have no news of Reyes Rigo and continue to live with tension, fear, and hope for the Mallorcan activist's return to the island after being detained while sailing with the Global Sumud Flotilla.

The Global Movement in Gaza, Mallorca, has come out in defense of Reyes Rigo, one of the Mallorcans who was part of the Global Sumud Flotilla, accused of assaulting an Israeli prison officer. This alleged assault is what has led to her detention being extended, and she is currently the only person detained during the humanitarian mission who has not yet returned.

The Mallorcan activists of the Sumud Global Flotilla expelled from Israel have denounced on Monday night upon their arrival in Madrid that they have suffered "torture" during their detention and have warned that one of their companions, The Mallorcan Reyes Rigo has not yet returned to Spain"Not everyone is here. Reyes Rigo is missing. We're worried about our colleagues who have been left behind. We won't stop until they're released," stated the coordinator of Podemos Islas Baleares, Lucía Muñoz, to the television cameras waiting for them at Adolfo Suárez Madrid-Barajas Airport.

Israeli authorities have extended the detention of Reyes Rigo, one of the Mallorcan activists from the Global Sumud Flotilla, until Wednesday. She is accused of biting a female officer at Ktziot prison during a medical examination. Israeli police confirmed the extension of the activist's arrest on social media. She was taken from Ktziot prison to a police station in Segev Shalom, in the Negev region, for questioning following the alleged attack.

Lucía Muñoz, Alejandra Martínez, Reyes Rigo, and three other Mallorcan activists who were aboard the Global Sumud Flotilla will return to Spain this Monday. The government delegate in the Balearic Islands, Alfonso Rodríguez, confirmed this after the Minister of Foreign Affairs, European Union and Cooperation, José Manuel Albares, announced that the 28 Spaniards who are in Israel will return to Spain in the coming hours. The six Mallorcans appear on this list of people who were still detained in an Israeli penitentiary.

Several people with their faces covered have painted graffiti in front of various businesses in Mallorca in support of the international boycott campaign against companies linked to Israel. The images have been sent by Ciudadanos por Palestina, a group that has wanted to disassociate itself from their authorship and has assured that it only retransmits the material received in its email.

The citizens of the Balearic Islands gathered this Thursday afternoon in front of the island's town halls to show support for the Sumud Global Flotilla and express solidarity with Gaza. The demonstrations were called after The Israeli army intercepted the humanitarian boats about 70 miles off the coast of Gaza.It should be noted that the official number of Palestinians killed at the hands of the Israeli army now exceeds 66,000, including more than 20,000 children – some estimates provide higher figures.

The Podemos councilor in Palma City Council, Lucía Muñoz, has demanded that the Spanish government intervene "immediately" to free the crew of the humanitarian flotilla detained by Israeli forces just a few kilometers from reaching Gaza. Also traveling with Muñoz was activist and political scientist Alejandra Martínez. Reyes Rigo, another Mallorcan activist, was on board the boat. Adara, which has also been addressed.