News From Mallorca

Palma, 13 September: STEI takes Balearic teachers’ fight for full bonus payments to court, seeking four years’ back pay and legal interest.

Alba Torrens takes World Cup bronze with Spain in Berlin on 13 September, then credits the side’s unity, 40-day preparation and Spain’s young players.

Mallorca cyclist Enric Mas wins La Vuelta in Granada on 13 September, becoming the first Mallorcan champion as island leaders hail his historic ride.

Mallorca’s Enric Mas wins the 2026 Vuelta a España in Granada on Sunday, 13 September, after organisers freeze the overall standings with 9.8 km left.

Palma, 13 September 2026: Mallorca's Alba Torrens and Helena Pueyo win FIBA World Cup bronze after Spain beat Germany 81-58 to take third place.

Mallorca’s Alba Torrens and Helena Pueyo are in Spain’s squad as it beats Germany 81-58 in Berlin on 13 September 2026 for World Cup bronze.

On 15 September 2026, Spain’s mobile networks start blocking SMS, MMS and RCS messages sent under unregistered names, changing how firms reach customers.

Mallorca warms up again on Monday, with tropical nights in parts of the Balearics and low cloud or patchy morning fog before clearer skies.

Madrid, 13 September 2026: Spain records 241,176 August contracts lasting a week or less as tourism work drives short-term jobs in summer.

USO Baleares protests outside Palma’s Education Ministry on Tuesday over pending 2020 pay agreements for concerted schools. Reported 13 September 2026.

Madrid's Congress holds its final vote on 16 September on Spain's care and disability reform, including ramps, funding and 45 Senate changes.

Palma, 13 September 2026: Six people face 39 years over alleged cocaine, heroin and cannabis dealing from a ground-floor premises in Palma.

Palma, 13 September 2026: Parliament tackles calls to examine Tirme's Mallorca waste tariff on Tuesday, alongside Ceuta, housing and night trains.

Madrid’s CIS releases its new September vote poll on Monday, 14 September, after more than 70,000 migrants entered Ceuta from Morocco in July.

Palma, 13 September: Mallorca researcher Antoni Ballester urges paper reading and free writing after Balearic pupils trail Spain in PISA 2025.

In Pamplona, Navarra, from 14 to 18 September 2026, 72 travel agents meet 69 firms in Spain’s drive for year-round tourism and fewer crowds.

In Palma on Tuesday, a man faces trial over the alleged rape of a woman while she slept. Prosecutors seek 12 years in prison and €25,000 compensation.

At Madrid's Madring on 13 September 2026, Rafa Nadal backs the Formula 1 Spanish Grand Prix and says the city can meet its demands.

Manacor, Mallorca, launches its historic-shops video series on 13 September, opening with Forn Can Munar, founded in 1957 on Artà Street and already online.

Madrid, 13 September 2026: Spanish prosecutors call for checks, penalties and education after E-scooter crashes bring deaths and serious injuries.

A Palma court hears a Formentera migrant boat case on 17 September after 17 people drifted at sea; prosecutors seek six years in prison.

On 14 September, 7,447 €50 Imserso holidays go on sale. The first 2026-2027 trips leave for Oropesa from 1 October, with island breaks included.

Madrid, 13 September 2026: Spain reports more recorded child testimony, sparing 85 victims in Barcelona from court but exposing technical failures.

On 13 September 2026, a Mallorca court prepares to hear an alleged sexual abuse case in s’Illot, with prosecutors seeking six years and 15,000 euros.

On 13 September, ball de bot performers entertain residents at Oms-Sant Miquel in Palma, bringing Mallorca’s Diada celebrations into the home.