News From Mallorca

On 11 September 2026 in Palma, Mallorca, the Balearic Government approves up to €1.3m to keep court support running for civil and criminal cases.

On 11 September in Palma de Mallorca, the Balearic Government weighs EU limits on second-home purchases by non-residents if they help locals find housing.

Petra gains an urban plot for 19 publicly subsidised homes on 11 September 2026, while Ibavi takes a second site to plan another housing scheme from Gestur.

Palma, 11 September: Alberto Anguera takes charge of the Balearic health agency, bringing 30 years’ experience as it prepares for health risks.

Madrid, 11 September: Spain faces renewed summer heat, with 38ºC possible in Seville, Córdoba and Badajoz as mainly dry weather takes hold.

Eivissa’s future market draws more than 30 submissions on 11 September, as plans set out 75 stalls, terraces and a new green space for the site.

Palma households, freelancers and firms within 5 km of ParcBit can apply for shared solar power until 30 September 2026, including Son Castelló.

Palma, 11 September: plans for the long-idle Gesa building cut the underground car park, add solar glass and target completion by the end of 2029.

On 11 September, the Balearic Government in Palma asks Madrid whether released Ceuta papers are the migration report Pedro Sánchez cited in parliament.

In Palma on 11 September, IB3 unveils its contest for 33 Balearic towns, starting 20 September, and a prime-time quiz from 21 September.

Sant Antoni, Ibiza, tests its beach emergency response on 11 September 2026 after a mock Portuguese man o’ war sighting at Es Pouet beach, including a 112 call.

Mallorca’s Manacor and Cala Murada secure €2.29m on 11 September 2026, keeping wastewater treatment running from 2027 to 2029 under new funding.

Palma, Mallorca, 11 September 2026: Son Espases chief Cristina Granados keeps government backing after repeated management resignations.

Madrid, 11 September 2026: CEAV steps up scrutiny of public tenders and challenges the new CORA contract for Spanish government travel services.

Balearic schools start the 11 September term with 198 more teachers, the PP says, alongside free nursery places and building projects across the islands.

Ibiza, 11 September 2026: the Balearic Government approves up to €10.34m for 80 residential care places at Reina Sofía, locked in for four years.

Police arrest a man arriving in Palma from Charleroi on 6 September after 109 cocaine packets weighing 1,353 grams are found inside his body.

Palma, 11 September: Darder's maps, photographs and field notebooks move to the Arxiu del Regne de Mallorca for safer storage and wider access.

Palma, Mallorca, 11 September 2026: the Balearic Government challenges orders moving two unaccompanied migrant minors from the Canary Islands and Melilla.

Doctors across Spain announce an open-ended strike from 28 October in Madrid on 11 September 2026, demanding their own employment rules nationwide.

On Mallorca, fuel retailers warn diesel could cost €0.24 more a litre from 1 October unless tax relief returns. The call comes on 11 September.

Ibiza, 11 September: Endesa unveils a €17m plan for 77 electricity-grid works by 2030, covering 68km across all five municipalities.

The Balearic Islands host 10 AI Week events from 21 to 24 September, offering workshops, advice and expert sessions to help small firms use AI.

Palma, 11 September: Pablo Rodríguez Ros takes charge of Marilles as Aniol Esteban moves to strategy and fundraising after nine years.

On 11 September 2026, Progreso en Verde takes videos of Palma horse-carriage clashes to prosecutors and seeks a criminal investigation into drivers.