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Spain play France in the first semi-final of the 2026 World Cup on Tuesday, and Spain's former prime minister, Mariano Rajoy (Partido Popular), has been condemned for remarks made about France's footballers by the current PM, Pedro Sánchez (PSOE), and representatives of the French Government.
In an opinion piece on a Spanish online news website, Rajoy ...
The heat alerts keep on coming and will do throughout the week. For Monday we have an amber alert for the interior (39C) and yellow alerts everywhere else (37C); usual times, noon to 8pm. The amber for the interior is currently in place on Tuesday as well. There are yellows elsewhere except the Tramuntana. Given forecast temperatures, heat al...
The National Police have concluded that the fire that broke out at the MercaPalma wholesale complex last Monday was accidental.
Investigators carried out a thorough visual inspection of affected vehicles and analysis of evidence collected at the scene. They have determined that a truck's braking system overheated severely. This caused ...
Work on the project to redevelop Palma's Plaça Major is due to start in the final quarter of 2026, although there is some uncertainty as to this. The period for the tendering of the works has yet to conclude.
A key aspect of this redevelopment will be that the area beneath the square is opened up and become a lower level linked by steps and escalators....
The Balearics vie with Catalonia in having the fourth highest density of population in regions of Spain. Madrid, at close to 900 inhabitants per square kilometre, is way out ahead. The Basque Country, mainly due to density in industrial centres, is second with 311. The Canaries are third at just over 300. Then come the Balearics and Catalonia with 252 and 255...