The tricky negotiations to form the next Balearic government
The first vote for the investiture of Marga Prohens as Balearic president is scheduled for June 28.
Marga Prohens of the Partido Popular, who will become the next president of the Balearics
An ecstatic Marga Prohens on Sunday night,
Local elections 2023 for the Balearics
Jaime Martínez, Marga Prohens and Llorenç Galmés raise their thumbs in victory last night in Palma.
Marga Prohens, the centre right politician who spent her summers in Southampton, looks set to be new Balearic President
“The left criminalises foreigners with a house on the island due to the failure of its housing policies and as they watch them fail, they consider prohibition as the solution."
Local elections 2023 for the Balearics
The PP candidate for the Balearic Government Marga Prohens celebrates her victory after the election results were announced today, Sunday, at the party's headquarters in Palma.
Local elections 2023 for the Balearics
PP candidate for the Balearic Government Marga Prohens (c) with Jaime Martinez (l) and Guiem Galmés (r) at the party's headquarters.
Local elections 2023 for the Balearics
Marga Prohens, PP candidate for the presidency of the Balearic Government, speaks to the media after exercising her right to vote this Sunday in Palma.
Local elections 2023 for the Balearics
The PP candidate for the Balearic Government, Marga Prohens, exercises her right to vote in Palma de Mallorca this Sunday. Around 35.5 million citizens are voting this Sunday for the representatives of some 8,100 municipalities in Spain in a very close election in which 12 autonomous governments are also up for renewal, as well as the assemblies of the autonomous cities of Ceuta and Melilla, island councils and other territorial entities.
Marga Prohens, leader of the Partido Popular in the Balearics
Is Marga Prohens of the Partido Popular destined to be the next president of the Balearics?
Local elections: Socialists heading for victory, according to poll
Commentators say that the election is much closer than polls suggest.
Partido Popular leader in the Balearics in hot water over a lunch and hotel adjustable beds
Adjustable beds - "The greatest nonsense of tourism policy in recent years".
Marga Prohens, leader of the Partido Popular in the Balearics
Marga Prohens, speaking on Thursday.
Marga Prohens of the Partido Popular in the Balearics (right) with Xisca Porquer, the mayor of Campos
Marga Prohens (right) with Xisca Porquer, the mayor of Campos, at Ses Covetes beach.
Marga Prohens of the Partido Popular in the Balearics
Marga Prohens, speaking on Wednesday.
Marga Prohens of the Partido Popular in the Balearics
Marga Prohens is due to be confirmed as the new leader of the PP in the Balearics.
The Week That Was
The warring sisters of Congress
Irene has become hugely popular with the media, especially the broadcast media, as she is "good copy".
Politics
PP rubbish government’s one hundred days performance
Prohens denounced the “inconsistency, instability, arrogance and vengefulness” of the government’s early days in office.
Tax
PP calls on Armengol not to raise taxes
Prohens was the first to meet Armengol during a morning round of discussions with party leaders and spokespeople prior to the restarting of parliamentary business.
- Spain wants Britons to show they have 113.40 euros, £97, per day for their holidays
- Over two hours for Britons to get through Palma airport queues
- Spanish pensioners stuck at Palma Airport for fourteen hours
- Palma Airport passport control "collapse" put down to unscheduled flights
- Watch those prices in Mallorca