Energy
Over a quarter of a million consumers affected by electricity prices rises
Mariano Rajoy: "I would like the price to go back down as it did in 2016, but not everything in this life or in this world is determined by a government."
Crime
Agrotourism owner arrested for human trafficking
Workers were not registered with social security, worked thirteen hours a day without days off, and lived in unhealthy conditions.
Emergencies
Rockfall closes Andratx-Estellencs road
A survey to establish whether there is a further risk of rockfall could take up to a week.
Transport
New buses bought for tourist resort services
Taxi association spokesperson: "The government is lying when it says there is consensus with the town halls."
Tourist tax
Palma wants 50% of tourist tax revenue
When the town hall knows where the tax revenue comes from, it "will claim the exact percentage that corresponds to the city".
Transport
Jet2.com planning UK-Majorca growth of over 40%
"We have increased the number of flights, places and hotels for all the seasons as proof that we strongly believe in the island."
Emergencies
Madrid approves rapid payment of flood compensation
The Balearics are classified as a "zone severely affected by a civil protection emergency", for which compensation will be forthcoming.
Crime
Two arrests for violent robbery and kidnapping
The Guardia Civil's investigations led to raids on three properties and searches of two storerooms and a vehicle.
Society
Commemorating Holocaust Memorial Day in Palma
Vicenc Thomas, the vice-president of parliament, made a short emotional speech in which he denounced the "crime against humanity".
Letters to the Editor
Soller Tunnel: "Something tells me its just a con as the tunnel is too lucrative to abandon the toll."
Comment
Brexit blues
Some British residents could be judged to be illegal aliens after Brexit.
Jason Moore