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On 10 September 2026, Balearic Islands officers arrest Lujo Casa suspect Carlos García Roldán at a Barcelona home after nine months on the run.

On 10 September 2026, Spain’s Congress debates citizenship for Sahrawis born under Spanish rule, but the PP demands two years’ legal residence.

Madrid, 10 September: Meliá and Telefónica expand their deal, bringing AI-backed support to 37 Balearic hotels and speeding up fault fixes.

Formentera, 10 September: the Balearic Government plans 40 homes for teachers moving to the island and will set management rules this winter.

Eivissa, 10 September 2026: Can Misses starts buying a second MRI scanner for 2027, backed by €1.3m after 5,258 scans in six months as demand remains high.

In Palma on 10 September, the Balearic Government weighs limits on non-residents buying second homes as it examines a European housing proposal.

Madrid, 10 September: Casa47 rental adverts lack energy labels and key rent details, the Observatorio del Alquiler says, citing 19 homes in Turís.

Madrid, 10 September: Spain commits up to €40.41 million for affordable homes, social rents and family moves under a new housing decree published Thursday.

Natalia Vallés steps down as nursing director at Son Espases in Palma on 10 September, citing a move to another autonomous community for a new role.

In Madrid on 10 September, SATSE presses Congress to pass a health service jobs law, after saying nurses lose about 700 euros a year in unpaid extras.

On 10 September 2026, Mallorca’s PP unveils a Palma metropolitan plan linking Calvià, Marratxí and Llucmajor within two years under its proposal.

On 10 September 2026, PSIB proposes a Palma housing company, rent caps and an €8 cruise charge to help fund affordable homes in the city.

Palma, Mallorca, 10 September 2026: Balearic families can seek up to €1,000 per child for holiday camps and care before the 9 October deadline.

Felanitx, Mallorca, orders 24 hours of mourning on 10 September after a woman drowns during a storm, cancelling Thursday's Sant Nicolau events.

Palma, 10 September: INE figures show 354 Balearic companies formed in July, down 11.7%, while the Spanish total climbed 2.2% in the latest figures.

Madrid, 10 September: Spain’s Congress votes on citizenship for up to 80,000 Sahrawis, while first-degree descendants could also apply.

Palma, 10 September: Balearic president Marga Prohens calls a German song against residents’ anti-tourism protests unacceptable and shameful.

Mallorca and every Balearic island face a yellow wave warning on Thursday, 10 September, as strong winds sweep the north of the islands at times.

Mallorca may get showers overnight and in the afternoon on Thursday 10 September, while the Pitiusas face heavy rain, thunderstorms and possible hail.

On 10 September, nursery staff gather at Plaza de Cort in Palma as they accuse employers of stalling pay talks and demand new minimum standards.

Marga Prohens opens the 2026-2027 school year on Formentera on Thursday, 10 September, with visits to three schools. Mallorca and Menorca also have visits.

On 9 September 2026, Calvià on Mallorca and Eivissa reach the eight-city European tourism final, with Brussels hearings set for November.

Storm damage shuts the pool and sports hall at Palma's university campus on Wednesday, 9 September, but teaching resumes across the UIB on Thursday.

On 9 September 2026, CAEB joins leaders in Ceuta as companies raise security and logistics concerns after more than a month of problems for local firms.

On 11 and 12 September 2026, Ibiza opens Dalt Vila and two museums at night as more than 500 cultural events reach 15 UNESCO World Heritage cities.