Politics Palma
Palma, on Mallorca, is where political decisions meet everyday concerns: water supply, drainage, public transport and the use of shared streets. Debate also reaches school facilities, animal welfare and the role of tourism in the city’s economy. Municipal services and public spending give these questions a practical edge, while festivals and fairs bring attention to how public spaces are managed. Together, they show how politics in Palma extends from council decisions to the routines of neighbourhood life.
311 reports on Politics Palma, latest from 19 October 2026
- Palma housing row: MÉS says 1,200 homes never built
- Mallorca: Palma antifascist weekend takes on far right
- Mallorca ecotax row over races and road closures
- Mallorca election alliance missing from Madrid list
- Vox leader Abascal to speak in Palma on 24 October
- Mallorca’s MÉS election pact leaves Podemos out
- Mallorca: PP plans bigger street push for November vote
- Palma neo-Nazi stand may appear on Saturday, group warns
- Palma gets 4.1 million euros for water and waste
- Palma small shops need more council grants, says PSOE
- Mallorca sports clubs: Palma grant call ten months late
- Mallorca’s MÉS backs Sumar pact without Podemos
- Mallorca election pact takes shape without Podemos
- Palma eviction row: IB3 airs woman’s benefit details
- Mallorca Senate race: Cladera picked, left pact open
- Mallorca senator set to be Spain's Balearic delegate
- Palma electric carriages row sparks Saturday protest
- Mallorca: PSOE skips police event over convicted officers
- Mallorca rent renewals: Armengol targets Prohens
- Mallorca election pact stalls: Ara Més rejects Podemos
- Mallorca pharmacies could help spot illness earlier
- Mallorca protest: official to quit with police probe open
- Mallorca: Vox rejects Palma capital law, but it may pass
- Mallorca election talks: Ara Més rules out Podemos lead
- Mallorca: 1,700 homes planned in Palma, half protected