There is an atmosphere of unease within the Popular Party ranks. Social discontent over mass tourism has put the party on alert. The Government has struggled this summer to avoid being the target of criticism: it distributed posters attributing 115,000 tourist places to the left and blamed the Spanish executive for the police charges at the Palma demonstration. But in recent weeks, another front has opened up: protests are increasingly present in the daily lives of municipalities. The mayors are the ones who receive complaints firsthand, focused on transport problems and the lack of housing. The Executive claims containment measures, but is aware that these problems have not been resolved.