Spain’s Balearic Islands to approve bloodless bullfights
New law will forbid killing or injuring of bulls and impose strict rules on breeders and venues
Palma de Mallorca puts freeze on new licenses for tourist lodgings
Popular Mediterranean destination says it is battling a rise in demand for new businesses
Airline Iberia fined for requesting pregnancy test for cabin crew jobs
Former Spanish flag carrier claimed practice was to avoid “putting women at risk”
Civil Guard to investigate after drone films nude sunbathers on yacht
Women in Mallorca file report after realizing occupants of vessel were recording them
The food poisoning scam that Brits are using for a free Spanish vacation
False gastroenteritis claims have shot up 700% in a year, as “claims farmers” target clients on site
Palma de Mallorca to ban tourist apartment rentals by this summer
City warns owners of unlicensed accommodation they could face fines of up to €40,000
Spanish king’s brother-in-law avoids preventive detention in fraud case
Iñaki Urdangarin allowed to continue living in Switzerland and will not have to pay bail
Infanta Cristina acquitted in Nóos case, king’s brother-in-law given six years
Sentence for Iñaki Urdangarin concludes unprecedented six-month court proceedings, which saw a member of the Spanish royal family brought to trial for the first time
Bacteria that kills olive trees spreads from Italy to Spain’s Balearic Islands
The regional government has destroyed 2,000 specimens affected by the disease
Mysterious fly infestation forces Ibiza hospital to close operating theaters
Center has cancelled 56 operations scheduled for Thursday and Friday amid search to find source
What’s in a name? Palma de Mallorca decides to keep it simple, again
Capital city of popular Spanish holiday island decides it’s the only one of its kind and shortens moniker
Zoned out? Why the Balearics may not turn back the clock on Sunday
Regional assembly drafts statement calling for the perpetuation of Daylight Saving Time
Balearic island on sale for €18 million
Owners of S’Espalmador, part of the Ses Salines Natural Park, keen to close deal with Formentera council
PP and Ciudadanos sign corruption pact ahead of investiture negotiations
“This is the beginning of a love affair,” says PP spokesman, while Socialist leader insists his party will not support Rajoy
Spanish PM yields next to nothing in bid to secure reinstatement
His only likely backers, the Socialists and Ciudadanos, say he refuses to make concessions they consider key to a more democratic, streamlined government
Brad Pitt buys €3.5 million villa in Mallorca
American actor visited island during a break from shooting his latest movie
Catholic Church wants four years for six protestors who interrupted Mass
Youths rushed into service in Palma de Mallorca to demonstrate against abortion reform
Mallorca hiker finds remains of British woman missing since 2007
Jacqueline Tennant, a passionate mountain walker, had worked at a hotel on the island
Magaluf police implicated in suspected extortion ring
Mallorcan resort famous for “anything goes” approach caught up in trade war between rival bars
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