MÉS per Mallorca has accused the Director General of Agriculture, Fernando Fernández —who already held the position last term with Podem— of favoring speculation with l’Esplet, the old potato export terminal in sa Pobla, whose warehouse has been sold for five million euros. The spokesperson for MÉS in Parliament, Lluís Apesteguia, recalled in Tuesday's plenary session that Fernández decided to divest himself of the Government's shares just before the 2023 elections, an operation that benefited the rest of the shareholders, including "an employer linked to the PP" and Asaja, "the employers' association where the current minister Joan Simonet worked".

The sale of the warehouse and the rustic land exploited by the founding company l'Esplet is now the last chapter in the disappearance of a benchmark in the Balearic countryside. At the beginning of the month, the company's closure and the dismissal of its 19 workers due to economic problems were made public. Now, two weeks later, the company is selling the warehouse and land for five million euros.