His name was Valentín Cabrera Zaracho, he was 48 years old and was from Paraguay. He worked in construction from Monday to Friday and as a security guard on weekends. He was "very happy" because he had been able to legalize his status in the country during the Spanish government's recent regularization; he planned to bring his son to live with him in Ibiza. Death, in the form of a fire, caught him in his makeshift dwelling on the Casa Lola estate, in the municipality of Sant Josep de sa Talaia, on Sunday, September 27, past 7 in the morning. With burns on 90% of his body, still conscious and suffering from extreme pain, he was evacuated by ambulance. He died at Can Misses the same day at 5 in the afternoon.

The Government has launched a housing inspection campaign focused on combating overcrowding in apartments, substandard housing, and the fraudulent use of protected housing, among other infractions, within the 2026-2027 Housing Inspection Plan. This plan also includes an information campaign to help raise awareness of current regulations and the different types of infractions, the penalties provided for in each case, and the web channel for complaints on the Government portal, which is open to the public to report potential irregularities.

Belkacem Bouchouala Azirar attends to a woman who wants to charge her mobile phone while a couple has just entered to pick up a package. In just over two minutes, the shop, located on Avinguda del Torrent in Manacor, suddenly fills up. It is hot inside and there is only one ceiling fan to try to combat the humidity. "Do you think that, if I earned all that money they say, I would work every day in an internet cafe?", he reflects.

A joint inspection between agents of the National Police in Manacor and the Housing Inspection Service of the Government of the Balearic Islands, from the Ministry of Housing, Territory and Mobility, has located a dwelling where up to 30 people were living together, in a house in a precarious and still unfinished state, and which therefore did not offer optimal or safe conditions for people to live in.

The Petra City Council has sealed this week the construction of a dwelling made with two trailer cabins and located on rustic land. The infra-dwelling is located at the entrance of the municipality from the Felanitx road and consists of two internally connected heavy-duty truck trailers, a facade with a door and two windows, and a roof made of resin.

A fire declared this Wednesday afternoon in a shantytown located between Son Gotleu and the Vía de Cintura in Palma, near the Germans Escales sports center, has generated alarm among residents of the area and significant traffic jams. The fire, which has already been extinguished, started shortly before 3:30 PM and affected four or five shacks, although no fatalities or injuries were reported.

Following the path to Molí d'en Beió from the Mallorquín School, a few metres from the Manacor racecourse on the left, there is a narrow, stony passage that leads to the Son Rector estate houses: several abandoned, half-ruined buildings that, judging by the rough surface and the rough surface, appear to be inhabited.

The National Police have detected 11 substandard shanty towns in Manacor. They discovered that the owner of the land where these shacks were built charged large amounts of rent to the residents. National Police officers in Manacor conducted a joint inspection with the Housing Inspection Service of the Balearic Islands Government and the Ministry of Housing, Territory, and Mobility.