Mallorca News & Magazine

Palma opens the vote on 14 September as three Balearic projects compete for a November final in Alcoy, including Mallorca’s virtual film set plan.

Reported from Toledo on 14 September, Heritage Nights drew thousands to 14 Spanish World Heritage cities before La Laguna takes over on 18 and 19 September.

On 14 September, Mallorca and Balearics energy advice offices report 16,279 people helped by July, already reaching 109% of their 2026 target.

Madrid, 14 September 2026: Spain’s regulated butane cylinder rises to €18.84 on Tuesday after higher raw material and freight costs lift the cap.

On 14 September, Fotocasa puts August rents in the Balearics at €20.13 per m² a month; Palma records 15 straight annual rises, and Eivissa tops €24.26.

Madrid, 14 September: Spain’s construction output drops 9.8% in July, as building work plunges 35.2% in a seventh straight annual fall.

Madrid, 14 September: Imserso puts 879,213 holidays on sale, including 7,447 places at 50 euros. Island coast bookings first follow provincial quotas.

Mallorca and the Balearic Islands warm up on Monday 14 September, while tropical nights keep temperatures at 20 degrees or higher in parts of the islands.

A 19-year-old dies after a street stabbing in Palma, Mallorca, on 14 September 2026. A young man is arrested as homicide police investigate.

On 14 September 2026, the Ma-20 near Palma at kilometre 4 is restricted northwestbound following an accident.

Mallorca gets clear or lightly clouded skies on Monday, 14 September, while Aemet forecasts possible fog banks on Menorca and light shifting winds.

A man faces trial in s'Illot, Mallorca, on Monday 14 September 2026 as prosecutors seek six years over alleged sexual abuse at the Balearic Provincial Court.

Palma court hears on 14 September 2026 why prosecutors seek 12 years for a man accused of chaining his partner to a bed at a Mallorca home.

Palma, 14 September 2026: A Mallorca court hears claims a man raped his sleeping flatmate. Prosecutors seek 10 years in prison and €20,000.

Six people go on trial in Palma on 14 September over an alleged five-kilo cocaine delivery to Son Banya, with prosecutors seeking up to 65 years.

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.