News From Mallorca

The Balearic Islands draw €579 million in property investment from January to September 2026. On 21 October, CBRE reports a record nine months for Spain.

From Palma, Mallorca, on 21 October 2026, a new study tracks how fish and zooplankton take carbon deep and why sea protection must look beyond borders.

On Mallorca, enrolment for a child protection course closes on 9 November 2026. The 150-hour course starts on 17 November at the Sa Riera building.

In Palma on Mallorca, Marga Prohens announces 125 million euros in fuel-cost aid on 21 October 2026 for small firms and self-employed workers in the Balearics.

In Seville, Spain, on 21 October 2026, Feijóo pledges 48-hour evictions if he wins power, plus rental tax breaks and a million new homes.

In Palma, Mallorca, on 21 October 2026, experts examine how film, music and art can excuse sexual violence, as a study turns to the film industry.

On 21 October, the Balearic government rejects Aena’s Son Bonet solar park on Mallorca, as Marga Prohens takes aim at the opposition over climate policy.

In Palma, Mallorca, on 21 October, Marga Prohens says legal appeals are slowing transfers of unaccompanied migrant children to the Balearic Islands.

In Palma, Mallorca, on 21 October, the council says cracked cathedral steps pose no collapse risk, but barriers remain to prevent trips and falls.

In Manacor, Mallorca, animal welfare groups demand an egg recall on 21 October 2026 after salmonella was found in one of the farm's two sheds.

Palma, Mallorca, 21 October 2026: A report warns of imminent collapse beneath the cathedral's right-hand viewpoint. PSIB seeks answers on damaged steps.

In Palma's Son Flor, the council orders an urgent eviction on 21 October over structural safety concerns. Social services are in touch to offer another home.

In Palma, Mallorca, on 21 October, Matilde Fernández warns that flats without lifts can deepen loneliness. In Es Molinar, neighbours show another way.

On 21 October 2026, Pope Leo XIV remembers 20 murdered priests from Ibiza and Formentera in St Peter’s Square, days after their beatification.

In Palma, Mallorca, on 21 October 2026, Marga Prohens unveils €125 million more for Balearic families facing higher fuel and food bills. Details remain unclear.

Palma, 21 October 2026: A new private university centre opens with medicine and nursing on offer. Students from three islands form its first intake.

In Ciudad Real, Spain, on 21 October, PP candidate Carmen Fúnez leaves a Vox Senate pact open before the 29 November election and challenges a benefit decision.

Spain, 21 October 2026: Unmarried parents can qualify for a widow's pension without registering as partners if they prove two years of continuous cohabitation.

In Palma, Mallorca, on 21 October 2026, Marga Prohens likens the opposition to 'virgins' and blames the left for deepening social divisions.

In Palma, Mallorca, on 21 October 2026, a PP spokesman calls socialists ‘vulture funds’ in a housing row as Formentera seeks a separate migrant care count.

On 21 October 2026, new figures put Calvià, Mallorca, top for average home sale prices at €981,485. Marratxí posts a 179.6% rise since 2013.

On 21 October 2026, new figures show around 133,000 court cases open across the Balearic Islands, including Mallorca, even as new filings fall.

On 21 October in Felanitx, Mallorca, a group fights possible demolition of a Christ statue while the ministry weighs listing it as a disputed symbol.

In Madrid on 21 October 2026, Vox keeps a Senate pact with the PP in play. A left-wing alliance plans to run together, and the candidate deadline nears.

In Spain’s Balearic Islands, Més and Frente Amplio face a 26 October 2026 deadline for election lists. Find out when the candidates are confirmed.