One night like any other, Ariadna tucks her daughter into bed inside her home, a caravan. Every evening she faces the same uncertainty: how long can she live like this; when will the Administration recognize her right to officially exist where she lives? The girl is six years old and has been trying to register her address at her home for three years. Without success.

The PSOE Palma The Socialist Party has denounced the City Council for carrying out mass deregistrations, which, according to their calculations, have affected 14,893 people between 2024, 2025, and the first two months of 2026. This figure represents a 66% increase compared to 2021 and 2022, and is particularly concerning for a neighborhood like Pere Garau. In response, the Socialists have announced they will demand an internal investigation to clarify the criteria and scope of this practice.

HePalma City Council The city has removed some 240 homeless people from the municipal register after initiating a review of the city's resident registry in the last four months of 2025. The handling of the case has sparked considerable controversy because it involves basic rights, especially after the initial explanations of the Councilor for Social Services were called into question. Lourdes Rocawhich even the City Council has contradicted.

Socialist councilor Angélica Pastor has left her full-time dedication to the Socialist municipal group and has moved to a part-time position. Despite this change, Pastor will remain a councilor and will continue to attend City Council plenary sessions. She will now combine her political activism with her professional activity as a lawyer. This decision marks a shift in her political career after several terms in positions of significant responsibility and coincides with a reorganization of the party structure in Palma. In fact, the change coincides with an internal restructuring of the PSOE in Palma, following the appointment of Yago Negueruela as general secretary of the local Socialist group.

The municipal groups PSIB-PSOE, MÁS por Palma, and Unidas Podemos disagree with the budget processing schedule proposed by the governing team, which leaves insufficient time to review the accounts before the councilors' appearances begin. For this reason, they have submitted a proposal to modify the schedule of appearances to guarantee the opposition groups' ability to oversee the government.