The LGTBIQ+ entity Ben Amics has requested from the Palma City Council "dignified" administrative deadlines that allow for planning the 2027 Pride festival and all related activities months in advance. Likewise, it has asked the City Council to promote "clear, stable, and sufficiently resourced" municipal LGTBIQ+ policies.

Inca celebrates its tenth anniversary of Orgullosament Inca from July 15 to 18 with a special program headlined by Marta Sánchez. The festival, consolidated as one of the benchmark events for LGTBIQA+ Pride in Mallorca, offers four days of exhibitions, cinema, literature, family activities, shows, and concerts.

"Pride without LGTBI+ people is not Pride". This is how the technical coordinator of Ben Amics, Jan Gómez, has summarized the feelings of the collective at Sunday's demonstration, after the Palma City Council opted to commercialize the date and hold a party without a reivindicative character. Cort's event on Saturday did not bring together more than 150 people in a Plaça Major that was left empty, while the two protests on Sunday – called by Ben Amics and the platform Orgull Crític Mallorca – gathered almost 3,000 people in the streets of Palma.

Palma will experience an LGTBIQ+ Pride this Sunday marked by fragmentation and open conflict between Ben Amics and the City Council. Two demonstrations will depart from Plaça d'Espanya a few minutes apart and will tour the city center on a day that comes after the breakdown of historic collaboration to organize the Pride celebration.

Ben Amics has celebrated this year in Manacor the delivery of the Siurell and Dimoni Rosa awards, one of the events linked to Pride in the Balearic Islands. The event served to recognize the work of CEIP Sant Jordi, from Palma, in sexual and gender education, and to denounce LGTBI-phobic aggressions, which have received this edition's Dimoni Rosa.

The conflict over the organization of Palma Pride took a step further this Friday and has now reached the courts. Ben Amics has filed a criminal complaint against Palma City Council for alleged irregularities in the hiring of the company responsible for organizing the Pride celebration, and another complaint against the second deputy mayor and councilor for Social Services, Lourdes Roca, whom they accuse of "intimidation and coercion" following statements she made after the entity publicly questioned the procedure.

"Today I want to talk to you about pride. And not about that pride that LGTBI plus and more plus collectives claim to be able to live in freedom without anyone caring about their sex life". This is one of the fragments from the column that Antoni Martorell published on June 20, when his company AgenciaCom had already submitted a bid to the Palma City Council to organize the LGTBIQ+ Pride party.

The Ben Amics association has announced that it will file a judicial and administrative complaint against the Palma City Council for alleged irregularities that, according to the entity, surround the organization of the LGTBIQ+ Pride festival, scheduled for next June 27 in Plaça Major.

The Palma City Council has reiterated its commitment to the celebration of the LGTBI+ Pride program in the city and its willingness for the festival to take place in collaboration with the entity Ben Amics, as it considers that "there is sufficient room for its processing". In a statement, the council assured that at no time has the cancellation of the event been considered and that it has worked from the beginning with the aim of developing all the programmed activities.