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Partys an besetzter Finca bei Palma: Nachbarn klagen über Lärm und Grenzverletzungen

Blick aufs Festland

03/28/2026

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Nights of Bass and Fear: Residents on the Road to Sóller Suffer from Parties at Occupied Finca

For months loud parties at an occupied finca between Son Castelló and Son Sardina have disturbed daily life. Residents report rubbish, trespassing and a lack of enforcement by the authorities.

"Is the package enough?" – Balearic Islands put €160.75m on the table against inflation

The Balearic regional government has proposed a €160.75 million package to support businesses and households against rising prices. Is it enough — or are concrete measures for everyday life and tourism missing?

Shark in the Bay of Palma: What we really know — and what is missing

During a windsurfing regatta in the Bay of Palma a large shark appeared and was filmed from a support boat. An expert suspects a great white. What does the image show — and what needs to happen now?

When the Village Square Is No Longer Safe: Drugs in the Center of Artà

Residents in Artà report open drug sales at the village square. Guiding question: How can the municipality reclaim public space and safety? Analysis, missing debates and concrete steps for everyday life.

Strike at Palma Airport: What We Really Know — and What's Missing

Partly postponed actions, but no reassurance: Ground staff strikes remain a ticking threat for Mallorca over Easter. A reality check with everyday scenes and concrete solutions.

Construction final sprint at Palma Airport: Concerns about chaos and accessibility grow shortly before season start

Shortly before the start of the peak travel season, previously closed areas at Palma Airport are being reopened — but construction work continues. What travelers need to know now and how the island could spare passengers unnecessary stress.

Major operation in Llucmajor: Villa burns, propane business narrowly saved — what's left in the dark?

A luxury villa near Llucmajor was engulfed in flames on Thursday evening. One resident suffered from smoke inhalation, and firefighters prevented the blaze from spreading to a nearby propane business. A retrospective with clear questions and concrete proposals.

Reality check: Perfume theft again in the duty-free — what's really going wrong at the airport

Another theft in the Palma airport duty-free: a 59-year-old woman is suspected of stealing perfumes worth over €1,100. A security employee observed the act and the Guardia Civil intervened. Why does the problem repeat — and which solutions are realistic?

Arrest in Ibiza: Investigations into Düsseldorf Real Estate Chief for Bankruptcy and Fraud

The Düsseldorf public prosecutor's office and the LKA NRW are investigating bankruptcy, fraud, breach of trust and accounting offences against the founder of the real estate company Centrum. The arrest in Ibiza and Europe-wide searches indicate millions at stake, suspected asset transfers and cross-border evidence preservation.

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