Catalonia crisis
Catalonia crisis: banks moving and risks for tourism
Tourism industry leaders are concerned about the instability and an image of insecurity in Spain.
Society
Military funeral for Jacqueline Tennant who went missing ten years ago
Monique Tennant: "I am not convinced about the cause of death, none of that makes any sense to me. She was always so careful."
Historical memory
Fascist graffiti at Montuiri cemetery
The graffiti was sprayed on the pillars to the cemetery where there is a search for the remains of Republicans murdered during the Civil War.
Tourism
New July population maximum for the Balearics
On 29 July there were 2,018,176 people in the Balearics, the highest number ever for a July day.
Monarch collapse
6,885 Monarch passengers repatriated from Spain yesterday
The CAA: "Our flying programme to bring home 110,000 people from across the Mediterranean and beyond remains on course."
Society
Legends Cup lunch - an ace event
To celebrate the Legends Cup tennis event, the Bulletin decided to organise something special.
Retail
Palma Christmas lights to go on for Black Friday
The town hall believes there would be overcrowding (of people and traffic) if the lights coincided with Black Friday.
Industrial relations
Small businesses at risk because of hospitality sector wage rise
Pimem, the association for small to medium-sized businesses, wants separate wage agreements for smaller and larger businesses.
Cursach affair
Government planning its own prosecution in the Cursach case
The government intends to ensure that the "interests of the regional community" are defended.
Fairs and fiestas
Street cleaning strike threatened for Inca fairs
The workforce hasn't had a pay rise since 2013. The first fair is over the weekend of 21-22 October. The biggest fair of all is Dijous Bo.
Letters to the Editor
Roadworks in Santa Ponsa and King Felipe's broadcast about Catalonia.
Comment
The Monarch operation
The British government deserves praise for the massive Monarch operation.
Jason Moore