MÉS per Campos and Endavant Campos have attacked the institutional management of the mayor of Campos, Francisca Porquer, after the municipal plenary session in which a joint motion was debated in defense of the Trenc Natural Park and the rest of the protected natural spaces of the Balearic Islands. The two formations assure that the City Council is experiencing a "deterioration of democratic quality" and denounce a growing lack of institutional respect.

The Court of Instruction number 1 of Manacor has been investigating for months the case of commercial and industrial buildings that operated for years in Campos without the required license. Some of these buildings were located on rural land or land not zoned for industrial use, in violation of municipal and regional urban planning regulations. Even so, they remained open for years without the Campos Town Council taking any action to regulate the situation. For this reason, the Anti-Corruption Prosecutor's Office filed a lawsuit after studying the case for more than a year and finding "indications of a crime." Now, the courts will try to determine if a scheme actually existed and, above all, if Campos turned a blind eye instead of processing the corresponding complaints regarding the commercial use of infrastructure on rural land. The case reached the Prosecutor's Office from the Balearic Islands Office for the Prevention and Fight against Corruption (OAIB), which had been investigating it since 2022. as explained by the ARA BalearesIn a damning report, the OAIB (Balearic Islands Office for the Administration of Urban Planning) asserted that the Campos Town Council had failed to act and had allowed the proliferation of rural buildings at the town's entrance, operating as commercial establishments—an activity specifically prohibited by regulations. At least 18 establishments were operating without authorization, and two workshops had carried out illegal expansions. However, previous municipal inspections indicated, apparently falsely according to the OAIB, that these were warehouses with no commercial activity, a contradiction that raised suspicions of document forgery and urban planning malfeasance. When the case came to light, all eyes turned to Sebastià Sureda, the Campos Town Council's Urban Planning Councilor between 2015 and 2019, who had to resign as the Government's Director General of Emergencies when the scandal broke—at least for the time being. The Office linked him to the scheme to allow or fail to prevent the ships from operating without a license. To justify his inaction, l'Campos Town Hall admitted that it had consented These practices somehow. The Anti-Corruption Office requested information from several municipal technicians and former councilors, but, for the moment, the only person formally under investigation is a local police officer from Campos.