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On Wednesday, November 11, Palma will host demonstrations as part of a general strike, significantly impacting traffic and public transport. Local police and EMT have set up a special operation to manage street closures and vehicle diversions, particularly between 11:00 AM and 2:00 PM, and again from 6:00 PM to 9:00 PM. The first demonstration will begin at 12:00 PM at the Institut Balear square and will conclude at Parc de ses Estacions, with diversions on several avenues. Travelers and locals are advised to plan their journeys in advance.

Balearic airports have reported 25 flight cancellations by 8:30 AM due to a general strike. Palma Airport has been the hardest hit, with 21 of the 232 scheduled flights canceled, while Menorca experienced 4 cancellations out of 36 flights. Aena has announced that airlines have rescheduled some flights and reallocated passengers to minimize the impact of the situation.

Palma witnessed a massive demonstration as part of a general strike, where participants demanded the right to decent and affordable housing. Organizers estimated the turnout at 45,000, while the Government Delegation reported only 10,000. The protest began at Plaza de España and concluded at Paseo del Borne, with no significant incidents, despite authorities' concerns about potential disturbances. The National Police increased their presence with officers from Barcelona to ensure safety during the event.