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Fades Reports Homophobic Attack at Vilassar de Mar Concert

The Balearic group Fades interrupted their Vilassar de Mar concert after ice was thrown at them. The event was suspended following several incidents. The band links the aggression to rising hostility against queer artists.

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Atlantic Air Mass Ends Heatwave as Storm Alerts Issued in Northern Spain

A cold Atlantic front brings an end to Spain’s heatwave, but storm alerts are now active in the north and Galicia. Several regions still face high temperatures, with some areas reaching up to 39°C.

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Imserso Opens 2026–2027 Travel Applications Without Raising Prices

Applications for the Imserso 2026–2027 travel program are now open, with prices unchanged and almost 880,000 places on offer. Pensioners and eligible seniors can apply until July 10, with priority for new participants and special rates for those with limited income.

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Spain Faces Earliest and Most Intense June Heatwave on Record

Spain is experiencing its earliest summer heatwave, with record temperatures and health risks. Nearly half the population is under alert as authorities respond to the escalating impact of climate change.

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Fines up to €30,000 and transport limits: how the islands are tackling the influx of cars

Spanish Islands Tighten Car Entry Controls for Environment and Order. Several Spanish islands are introducing strict limits on car entry. Authorities are increasing controls to reduce traffic congestion and emissions. Violators face hefty fines.

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The club met with the Mallorca player's agents: what is known about the plans

Barcelona Considers Possible Deal for Jan Virgili, but Negotiations Yet to Begin. Representatives of Jan Virgili have met with Barcelona’s management, but talks over a transfer have not begun. The club is exploring various options, including a resale. No decision has been made so far.

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The singer's recovery and unexpected changes in his tour schedule

Dani Fernández Returns to the Stage After Serious Shoulder Injury. Spanish musician Dani Fernández has performed again at the Mallorca Live Festival after undergoing shoulder surgery. The artist spoke about the challenges of rehabilitation, changes in his schedule, and plans for a creative break.

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After the Magaluf fire, residents are left homeless and await government action

Trianon II Residents in Magaluf Will Not Be Able to Return Home Until the Threat Is Eliminated. In Magaluf, after the tragic fire at the Trianon II building, residents cannot return to their apartments due to toxic gases. People are temporarily staying in hotels and with relatives. Authorities promise support.

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The birth of Joaquín Prat's daughter coincided with the grandmother's birthday in the family

TV Host Joaquín Prat and Alexia Pla Welcome Daughter: Their Family Grows. Joaquín Prat and Alexia Pla have welcomed a new addition to their family — on June 8, the couple had a daughter named Jimena. This is the second child for the TV host and the first experience of motherhood for his partner. The couple have been together for three years and are preparing for their wedding.

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Fire at Trianon building in Magaluf: evacuation and injuries

Two People Killed in Residential Building Fire in Magaluf. A fire broke out overnight in a residential building in Magaluf. Two people died and one more is in serious condition. Authorities have evacuated all residents and launched an investigation into the causes.

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Which regions have already announced the minimum entry scores for popular majors

First PAU-2026 Cut-Off Scores for University Admission Published in Spain. Several Spanish autonomous communities have already announced the cut-off scores for PAU-2026. New exam regulations and stricter spelling requirements are affecting applicants' chances. Admission decisions will depend on final results.

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Two serious falls from heights reported in Ibiza within 24 hours

Two Serious Falls in 24 Hours in Ibiza: Tourist and Mallorca Resident Hospitalized. In Ibiza, two men suffered severe injuries in one day after falling from significant heights. One of the injured is a tourist from the US, the other a resident of Mallorca. Both have been hospitalized in serious condition.

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A new material could replace expensive conductors in energy sector

Russian and Spanish Scientists Develop Affordable and Durable Aluminum Alloy. Researchers from Russia and Spain have developed an aluminum alloy for conductors that combines high strength with good electrical conductivity. The alloy can be produced from more readily available materials, paving the way for large-scale use in the energy sector.

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Passeig des Born becomes the center of women's football ahead of the decisive match

Fan Zone Kicks Off in Palma for Spain–England Match: Buzz and New Activities. A fan zone has opened in central Palma for the Spain–England match. Thousands of fans and tourists are taking part in family-friendly activities. The match is crucial for Spain's qualification for the World Cup.

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Mallorca goalkeeper may debut for the national team after an 18-year hiatus

Leo Román Called Up to the Spanish National Team: A Historic Moment for Mallorca. Leo Román has been named to Spain's squad for the match against Iraq. This is the first call-up of a Mallorca player in 18 years. His potential debut will be a landmark event for both the club and the region.

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Rain alerts issued in Valencia, Catalonia and the Balearic Islands

Heavy rains and sharp cold snap: eastern Spain hit by severe weather. On Friday, eastern regions of Spain will face heavy rains and a notable drop in temperatures. Authorities warn of torrential downpours and stormy winds. A yellow weather alert is in effect in the Balearic Islands and Catalonia.

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Sea temperatures off Spain's coast break all May records

Spanish Coast Records Historic Sea Warming in May. At the end of May, water temperatures off the Spanish coast reached all-time highs. Eighteen out of twenty-nine oceanographic buoys recorded new records, and near Menorca, the water warmed to 26.58 °C. Experts warn of risks to marine ecosystems.

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Spanish footballers switch clubs after Rayo Vallecano and Real Mallorca relegation

Olympiacos completes signing of Unai López and negotiates for Maffeo. Unai López leaves Rayo Vallecano to sign a contract with Olympiacos. The Greek club has also begun talks for the transfer of Pablo Maffeo from Real Mallorca following their relegation to Segunda.

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The Civil Guard deploys undercover patrols to monitor violations on popular routes

30 new unmarked police motorcycles appear in Spain: where and how bikers are now fined. The Guardia Civil has deployed 30 new unmarked motorcycles on the roads. They operate in high-accident regions and on popular motorcyclist routes. Now, violators will be stopped and fined on the spot.

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The Spanish Navy monitored the passage of Russian ships to the Atlantic

Spanish Navy Ship Rayo Escorted Russian Warships in the Mediterranean Sea. The Spanish Navy vessel Rayo monitored a group of Russian ships, including a corvette, a frigate, and a supply vessel, as they transited the Mediterranean Sea towards the Atlantic. The operation commenced off the coast of Mallorca and concluded near the borders of Portugal’s economic zone.

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Lucía Rivera Confirms Breakup with Fernando Wagner Due to His Move to Australia

Lucía Rivera and Fernando Wagner Split: Distance, Australia, and a New Chapter. Lucía Rivera and Fernando Wagner have ended their nearly two-year relationship. The main reason was distance: the model moved to Australia while Wagner stayed in Mallorca. The couple parted on good terms and remain friends.

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Rafa Nadal and Mery Perelló share how their love story began for the first time

Rafa Nadal and Meri Perelló: Rare Revelations About the Start of Their Relationship. Rafa Nadal and Meri Perelló have spoken openly for the first time about the beginning of their story. In the spotlight are their rare admissions, unexpected details, and family moments that had previously remained behind the scenes.

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An Evening at the Palau de la Música: How the Premiere of L’aigua no cansa Unfolded

Maria del Mar Bonet presented a new album at a concert in Barcelona. Maria del Mar Bonet held a concert in Barcelona, where the singer unveiled her album L’aigua no cansa. The setlist featured both new tracks and her signature songs. The evening unfolded in an intimate atmosphere.

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Spain Expands Covert Monitoring of Motorcyclists on Popular Routes

Civil Guard Launches 30 New Motorcycles for Undercover Road Monitoring. The Civil Guard steps up monitoring of motorcyclists: 30 new unmarked motorcycles are hitting the roads. Offenders will now be stopped and fined on the spot. The measure affects almost all regions of the country.

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Rafael Nadal explains why he was afraid to let cameras into his personal life

Rafa Nadal explains why he took so long to agree to a documentary about himself. Rafa Nadal has openly shared for the first time why he was hesitant to show his private life in a documentary project. The main reason was concern for the boundaries of his family and loved ones. Now, he has decided to be candid.

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Prices for renting sunbeds and umbrellas on the island's popular beaches vary sharply

44 euros per set: how much does a beach day cost in Mallorca in summer 2026. The beach season in Mallorca has kicked off with record price variations: from 5 to 44 euros for renting a sunbed, umbrella, and additional services. The cost of a beach day can differ greatly depending on the municipality. We look into where and what you’ll have to pay for this summer.

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Why Maribel and Vicente Chose a Camper Van Over a Traditional Apartment

Mallorcan Pensioners Gave Up Their Apartment to Live in a Motorhome Across Europe. Maribel and Vicente have been living in a motorhome for five years, saving on housing costs and enjoying the freedom to travel. They share how their lives have changed, what this lifestyle truly costs, and the challenges they face.

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Changes in the Balearic Islands’ Representation: What Has Changed for Formentera

Formentera to Get Its Own Senator for the First Time After Constitutional Reform Approved. The King has signed the constitutional reform granting Formentera the right to its own senator. Previously, the island shared representation with Ibiza. This is the fourth amendment to the main law since 1978.

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€45 million investment and the new Baleària Canarias brand for maritime transport

Baleària completes acquisition of Armas Trasmediterránea assets in the Canary Islands. Baleària has officially taken control of Armas Trasmediterránea’s routes and fleet in the Canary Islands. The company will retain jobs and invest €45 million in upgrading ferry services. The group becomes the largest player in the maritime transport market between the islands and the mainland.

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Cold snaps and snowfalls to hit northern and central Spain in coming days

A Sharp Cold Snap Expected in Spain Due to Arctic Air. Starting May 15, Spain will experience a sudden plunge in temperatures. Arctic air will bring snow and overnight frosts to regions where warm weather is already the norm. Temperature anomalies of up to -15°C from the average are expected.

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In Malaga and Barcelona, tourists fall victim to new thief schemes

Spain Sees Surge in Luxury Watch Thefts: Police Adapt Strategy. Luxury watch thefts are on the rise in Spain’s resort regions. Criminals now strike without using motorcycles and make rapid getaways. Police have ramped up coordination and detained dozens of suspects.

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Relegation Threat for Mallorca: Tension Mounts at Son Moix Ahead of Villarreal Clash

Mallorca Fights for Survival: Villarreal Match Decides the Club's Fate. Mallorca is just one step away from the relegation zone after a draw with Alavés. Villarreal has already secured a Champions League spot, but the match is crucial for both sides. Marcelino departs the club after the season.

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Barcelona Zoo welcomes 32 hatchlings of the rare Balearic reptile

Record Growth of Pityusic Lizard Population Recorded in Barcelona. Thirty-two Pityusic lizard hatchlings were born at the Barcelona Zoo. The species conservation project is supported by the authorities of the Balearic Islands. More individuals will soon arrive at the zoo.

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Jake Hall found dead in Mallorca: what is known about the tragedy and the family's reaction

Tragedy in Mallorca: Jake Hall's Death and Questions Surrounding His Final Night. Jake Hall, British reality TV star and model, was found dead in Mallorca after a night out. His eight-year-old daughter was nearby. The family asks for privacy in their grief.

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Death of Former TOWIE Star in a Rented Home in the Balearic Islands

Mallorca Villa: Police Investigate Jake Hall's Death After Party. Jake Hall was found dead at a rented villa in Mallorca. Police are considering the possibility of an accident following a night party. The investigation is ongoing, with no arrests made.

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