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“Defend the Mallorca We Love”: a Human Chain Will Protest Against Touristification in Palma

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Civil society in the Islands is once again mobilizing against the overcrowding of tourists. The initiative, born from the activist Madò Farta, is ambitious: it aims to unite the Plaça d'Espanya in Palma with the Consolat de Mar, seat of the government presidency. And with a symbolic pretext: to get some fresh air. The aim is to recover this deeply rooted tradition and protest against an economic model that has crossed all limits. "We are going t…
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Taking a breath of fresh air to denounce the loss of space for residents. Hundreds of people took to the streets of Palma this Saturday to protest against the overcrowding of tourists and demand measures to curb the pressure on Mallorca. They did so with their chairs, sitting in the city center and forming a large human chain that started in Plaça d'Espanya and advanced to La Llotja.

PALMA, 29 (EUROPA PRESS) The activist ‘Madò Farta’, with the support of entities like Terraferida and GOB, has called a human chain ‘to the cool’, from Plaza de España to Consolat de Mar, this Saturday at 7 p.m., to protest against tourist massification. Organizers have encouraged attendees to take [...] La entrada Call a human chain ‘to the cool’ this Saturday to protest against tourist massification appears first in Forbes España.

A human chain will tour the center of Palma this Saturday from 19h to remind the institutions that the island is at the limit.Main themes: BalearesRead full article

Civil society in the Islands is once again mobilizing against the overcrowding of tourists. The initiative, born from the activist Madò Farta, is ambitious: it aims to unite the Plaça d'Espanya in Palma with the Consolat de Mar, seat of the government presidency. And with a symbolic pretext: to get some fresh air. The aim is to recover this deeply rooted tradition and protest against an economic model that has crossed all limits. "We are going t…

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VilaWeb.cat broke the news on Friday, August 28, 2026.
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