When the phone rang, a member of the National Police's Economic Crime Unit (UDEF) explained to Antoni what his brother had done: “Delivering a box of chocolates with 20,000 euros” to the Director General of the Government's Coastal Affairs, Joaquina Ferrer. “I couldn’t believe it. My world fell apart when the Police told me my brother had put money in a box of chocolates and sent it to Coastal Affairs”, recounts the businessman, who is also very affected by what has happened.

The Civil Guard has recovered a body floating in the waters near Punta de Amer, between Cala Millor and La Coma, which may be that of a migrant attempting to reach the Balearic Islands by boat. The discovery was reported to emergency services at approximately 9:45 a.m. this Monday by a witness. Agents from the Special Underwater Activities Group (GEAS) of the Balearic Islands Command traveled to the location and recovered the body. The body was taken to Cala Rajada, where a judicial delegation carried out the removal of the remains. As is standard procedure, it will be transferred to the Institute of Legal Medicine for an autopsy to determine the identity and cause of death. One of the hypotheses investigators are working with is that it may be a migrant who died trying to reach the Balearic Islands by boat. Sources within the Civil Guard have explained that during 2025 they found approximately fifty bodies on the coasts of the Canary Islands, suspected to be those of migrants.

Spending the day on a lounger and with a "premium" umbrella on Palma's Cala Major beach costs 70 euros. This is further proof that luxury has taken over all elements related to tourism, further alienating residents. In addition to this overexploitation and extreme price inflation, the GOB reported the case to the General Directorate of Coasts and Coastline of the Regional Ministry of the Sea and the Water Cycle for a "clear breach of the authorization granted to Palma City Council for the operation of seasonal services on the beaches of the municipality of Palma."

A total of nine vehicles were affected this Sunday by a fire that broke out in the parking lot of a supermarket in Cala Millor.