The residents of Santa Eugenia are once again suffering from the constant power outages that have plagued the municipality for months. The latest incident occurred on Tuesday, January 20th, when intermittent interruptions took place from 6:00 a.m. to 10:30 a.m. Subsequently, from 10:30 a.m. to 2:00 p.m., the power supply was completely cut off. According to the Town Hall, these incidents are not isolated. In fact, the local administration has already filed a formal complaint with Endesa, in which the council points out that during the last few years—and especially in recent months—the municipality has suffered numerous breakdowns, micro-outages, and prolonged interruptions that severely affect daily life, local businesses, and the lives of residents. One of the most visible examples is the Town Hall itself, where the elevator has become stuck due to one of these outages, compromising the building's accessibility. Residents complain that the problems don't only appear when it rains, but also during the summer, generating growing discontent. To try to put an end to this situation, the mayor, Pep Lluís Urraca, has decided to send an official letter to Endesa. In the communication, the City Council requests a detailed technical report on the state of the infrastructure, a list of incidents in recent months, and a plan of immediate action, with specific deadlines to guarantee the correction of the deficiencies. The Council also makes it clear that it does not rule out taking further institutional or legal action if the power outages persist. Meanwhile, residents continue to wait for a definitive solution to a problem that the municipality has been dealing with for far too long.

Residents of Lloret are also experiencing power outages. Complaints have been filed with the local council in this area as well, but so far nothing has been done.

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From the town square to the council chamber, from local festivals to municipal debates, the Pla de Mallorca is built day by day, town by town. Throughout 2025, the events in the 14 municipalities and the Commonwealth have painted a diverse yet shared picture of a region facing structural challenges while keeping its identity alive.

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The Santa Eugenia Town Council, through a decree issued by Mayor Pep Lluís Urraca, has ordered the removal of all street cameras in the town, which in recent weeks have plunged the Pla de Mallorca village into a "dystopian" atmosphere. Of the approximately 45 cameras installed since 2013, only nine remain. As the mayor explained in the plenary session, this action was taken to allow for their legal reinstallation.

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Santa Eugenia is preparing to host the 26th edition of the Performing Arts Festival from September 4th to 6th. This year, the festival has a budget of €33,000 and maintains its characteristic participatory, supportive, and multidisciplinary spirit. The City Council emphasized the difficulty of sustaining a cultural event of this magnitude without supra-municipal support and criticized the fact that the Consell de Mallorca has not provided any subsidy for two years. Even so, the council and the town's community have made this new edition of an event possible, filling streets, squares, and rural spaces with culture and community.

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