The defense of the two young women arrested for the graffiti on five real estate agencies in Santa Maria has asked the court investigating the case to challenge several points of the report prepared by the Civil Guard and to discard them as evidence or indications. Lawyer Josep de Luis also requests that, before resolving this matter, the two investigated be heard judicially.

The National Police have arrested three managers of a company in Palma accused of being part of a criminal group that allegedly exploited workers in an irregular situation in Spain. The investigation suggests that at least five people were victims of these practices, even though the company had up to twenty contracted workers.

The head of the Civil Guard of the Balearic Islands, Alejandro Hernández, has defended the investigation that ended with the arrests of the two young activists who painted graffiti on five real estate agencies in Santa Maria.

If last week it seemed that part of public opinion had turned its back on the Menys Turisme, Més Vida platform after it published the manual encouraging direct action to protest against tourist overcrowding, the events of recent days have caused a plot twist.

The platform Menys Turisme, Més Vida has reported that the arrests of the two young women investigated for the graffiti against various real estate agencies in Santa Maria respond to a strategy of "repression" and "criminalization of protest" against the movement that questions Mallorca's tourism model.

The historic center of Palma is a Property of Cultural Interest (BIC). Entirely. And in addition to the smell of urine left by many quality tourists, who are often seen urinating in alleyways, there are specific and harmful actions against heritage. Hundreds. Among them, systematic graffiti. In some places, like the convent of Santa Magdalena, there are even signs reminding of its BIC status and encouraging people to behave and not continue painting there. It is truly important that the population understands that heritage must be respected.

The investigation into the graffiti on five real estate agencies in Santa Maria del Camí centers on the imputation of a presumed crime against historical heritage to two women arrested this Wednesday. Beyond the damage caused to the establishments, the Guardia Civil maintains that one of the affected buildings is cataloged as an Asset of Cultural Interest (BIC), a circumstance that toughens the possible criminal consequences of the case.

Some of the seven detainees in the police operation deployed this Thursday in Son Banya allegedly tried to hide drugs and cash in a hole when they were surprised by more than a hundred officers.

The National Police have arrested three men and a woman in Palma as alleged perpetrators of an attack against authority and public disorder during the demonstration on October 5th in Palma in solidarity with the Israeli hijacking of the flotilla and the people on board as it headed to Gaza.