The conflict between Palma City Council and the Local Police over the delay in implementing the urban planning plan has resurfaced this Thursday at the municipal plenary session With a strong intervention from Socialist councilwoman Angélica Pastor, who denounced a "flagrant violation of labor rights" and an "arbitrary" management of the officers' mobility by the PP governing team, with the "complicit silence" of Vox. Meanwhile, around one hundred officers They have gathered in Cort Squarefor denouncing the repeated failure of the mayor, Jaime Martínez, to keep his promises.

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.

Palma City Council announced on Thursday the relocation of the bike lane currently running along Blanquerna Street to 31 de Diciembre Street, in the section that runs along the Valldemossa road towards the avenues. This measure will entail the elimination of nearly twenty parking spaces to accommodate the new bike lane route.