MORE for Palma has denounced that more than 4,000 places in the city's summer sports camps are "blocked", a situation that, according to the sovereignist party, has left hundreds of families "abandoned to their fate" in the midst of family reconciliation planning.

The housing crisis in the Balearic Islands continues to generate concern within the real estate sector. The Balearic Association of National and International Real Estate Agencies (ABINI) has warned that the blocking of various state housing policies is aggravating the situation on the Islands, one of the territories with the most tension in the real estate market.

The Melià hotel chain has reduced its hotel availability in Cuba, adjusting it to current employment levels, a decision with which they intend to adapt to the supply blockade and demand levels imposed by the Trump administration.

President Marga Prohens has officially closed the second phase of her legislative plan with the final general policy debate. If during the first two years of her term, the government assumed it would have to make significant concessions to Vox, this has changed with the approval of the second regional budget. Now, Prohens believes it can survive until the elections without significant legislative activity. "Vox has lost its negotiating power; we've had enough," summarizes a source from the executive branch. "Perhaps this is leading us to a deadlock," continues this source. "If it comes, we'll have it, and the parties will have to explain it." A phrase that the mayor of Campos, Francesca Porquer, said during the pandemic and caused a stir among the PP cadres, is firmly in the councilors' minds: "Let's see them coming, as we say in good Mallorcan." The president's core group, which is from this municipality, remembers her often.