The Superior Court of Justice of the Balearic Islands (TSJIB) has declared the partial modification of the municipal regulation for the urban transport service of passengers with animal-drawn vehicles in Palma, popularly known as galeras, to be contrary to the law. The Contentious-Administrative Chamber considers that the Palma City Council omitted a mandatory gender impact assessment report, which determines the nullity of the approved modification.

More than 30,000 undocumented immigrants in the Islands now have the possibility to emerge from invisibility. Since April 16, long queues at town halls have become the image of the extraordinary regularization driven by the Spanish government. They have been preparing documentation for months, but until the last minute they did not know that they would also need a vulnerability certificate, and that explains, in part, the system's saturation. "I don't understand why they want it, if all of us who are undocumented are vulnerable," reflects Abdou, a 32-year-old Senegalese man. Despite this, the priority is clear. "Even if we have to lose days of work: papers are papers," assures Khalid.

The PP mayors of the Balearic Islands have called this Friday for the suspension of the extraordinary regularization of migrants due to the impact that, as they claim, it is having on the town councils. They consider that the process has generated situations of collapse in municipal services from day one.

Acción Cultural de Menorca and Plataforma per la Llengua have presented, in an event open to the public, the allegations to the modification of the Regulation of Linguistic Uses of the Consell Insular de Menorca.