The Consell de Mallorca has decided to halt, for the moment and for technical reasons, part of the aid package to confront the economic effects derived from the war in Iran. This involves 17.5 million euros that the government team had planned to incorporate into this year's budget through a credit modification charged to the surplus.

The Consell de Mallorca has decided to halt, for the moment and for technical reasons, part of the aid package to cope with the economic effects derived from the war in Iran. This amounts to 17.5 million euros that the government team had planned to incorporate into this year's budget through a credit modification charged to the remainder.

The Government has made public its first package of measures to mitigate the economic impact of the war in Iran. The president, Marga Prohens, has detailed that more than 160 million euros will be mobilized with the aim of protecting companies, safeguarding jobs, and preventing price increases from directly affecting the shopping basket of families in the Balearic Islands. The announcement was made after a meeting attended by the ministers of the affected areas, island and municipal representatives, and the main social agents.

The Speaker of the Congress, Francina Armengol, stated this Friday in Palma that it is "inexplicable" that the PP and Vox parties support "Mr. Trump's madness" and the "illegal" war against Iran, disregarding international law. Armengol warned that "innocent people are dying" in this conflict, such as the dolls in a Tehran school, and reiterated the "resounding no" of the Spanish Prime Minister, Pedro Sánchez, and the Socialists in this war. The Secretary General of the PSIB-PSOE also made these statements on the occasion of the unveiling, on the balcony of the party headquarters in Palma, of a large banner with the slogan "No to War." In statements to reporters, Armengol explained that this banner is intended to show citizens the "clamor" of socialists to "stop this illegal war," just as they once opposed and demonstrated in the streets against the war in Iraq.