Mallorcan activist Reyes Rigo remains imprisoned in Israel, and her return could be delayed until Monday.

PalmThe deportation of Mallorcan activist Reyes Rigo is delayed. Although it was initially believed she would be returned to Spain this Sunday, sources close to the family have confirmed that Rigo remains imprisoned in Israel and that, if there is no further development, the transfer could take place between Sunday and Monday.

The deportation process has been activated after Rigo reached an agreement with the Prosecutor's Office of the Negev region., which allows for his release in exchange for a fine and his departure from the country. The Spanish Consulate in Jerusalem forwarded this information to the activist's brother last Friday, according to Lucía Muñoz, a Unides Podem councilor at Palma City Hall, who also traveled aboard the flotilla in which Rigo participated.

Saturday, Sabbath For the Jewish community, it is a holiday in Israel, which could have caused the administrative delay in the transfer.

Rigo's family is waiting to contact the defense attorney to formalize payment of the fine, which would be approximately 2,500 euros, an essential requirement to carry out her deportation. Muñoz has announced that she will donate her salary this month to cover the fine imposed on her partner: "It is an unfair fine, the result of a forced guilty plea, but the priority is for Reyes to be able to leave as soon as possible," she stated.

Despite their satisfaction with the agreement that should end her imprisonment, the activists and Rigo's family remain cautious: "We will not rest easy until Reyes is out of Israel and back home," they emphasized.

Rigo, detained for more than 15 days after participating in the Freedom Flotilla, had been transferred to a prison in the Negev Desert. Her situation has generated a broad wave of support in Mallorca, with rallies and messages of solidarity from pacifist groups and left-wing groups.