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The Sant Jaume festivities in Alcúdia kick off with Coloma Terrasa's speech and a programme including concerts, Roman party, and outdoor dining until July 25.
A study reveals that the trauma of the Civil War and Francoism is passed down to the fourth generation. Psychologist Anna Miñarro helped 93 people in 2023.
Lionel Scaloni resides in Bunyola, Mallorca, in a seaside house with views of the Tramuntana mountains, where he lives with his wife and children.
Bathing in public fountains in Mallorca can cost up to 750 euros in fines according to the civic ordinance prohibiting their use as pools.
Two outages in underground cables leave over 2,000 residents of Can Pastilla without power over the weekend. Endesa expects to restore supply by 8 PM on Sunday.
Former Madrid player Toni Kroos spends his summer in Cala d'Or, a 4,000-inhabitant village with a pirate history offering total disconnection.
The estate of s'Avall, acquired by Joan March, celebrates 740 years of history in ses Salines. From its 2,440 hectares, the Colonia de Sant Jordi was born.
Proguías de Turismo de Mallorca reports threats and coercion faced by guides during their work and calls for more protection and inspections against intrusiveness.
Swissport workers at Palma Airport have called for four partial strike days on July 28 and August 1, 4, and 8.
The ZBE cameras in Sóller fine unauthorised cars €200. Only electric vehicles and residents can enter.
Portocolom and Felanitx prepare for the festivals of Carme, Sant Jaume, and Santa Margalida with a programme combining tradition, music, culture, and sport.
Alcúdia has over 1,000 resident spaces with the Targeta Verda, while Andratx has 50 in Port d'Andratx without a badge.