Thousands of Mallorca residents participated in a protest to declare that there is no more room for further tourism growth on the island.
According to the police, 25 thousand people gathered at the demonstration, while organizers claim their number reached 70 thousand. The main message conveyed by participants of the 'Menos Turismo, Mais Vida' platform was the phrase 'Não há espaço para mais turistas' (There is no room for more tourists).
The protest received support from about 50 organizations from the island, which is part of the Balearic Islands archipelago in the Mediterranean Sea. In their manifesto, demonstrators demanded that political leaders take their demands into account before the 2027 election cycle.
Organizers emphasized that tourism has taken over their coastlines, then villages and cities, and now occupies residential homes. They noted that there is an unprecedented housing crisis on the island, as over 105 thousand homes in Mallorca are used for tourism purposes, regardless of whether these uses are legal or illegal.
Organizers of the protest, which began after 7:00 PM local time (6:00 PM in Lisbon), stated in the same manifesto that they are only willing to accept 'tourism reduction as a solution'. They pointed out that there is no room for additional cars, hotels, tourist rentals, as well as new franchises of cafes, fast food, or cheesecake shops in Mallorca, and finally, there is no room for more tourists.
The minister stated that the situation is developing more positively than before, but emphasized that progress is very slow. He made this statement during a briefing at the fire control headquarters in Navalcarnero, in the Madrid region.
According to the Military Emergency Unit (UME), which coordinates the fight against the flames in Madrid, Ávila, and Toledo, hotspots continue to be active, and there is a risk of re-ignition, despite all fronts being brought under control during the night and early morning.
According to the minister's statement, these fires have already destroyed about 77,000 hectares of land. Of these, 47,000 hectares are in the province of Ávila, 27,000 hectares are in the province of Madrid, and 2,000 hectares are in Toledo.
The Spanish government declared the fire in Ávila the largest in the country's recent history. The regional government of Castile and León confirmed the 'relatively favorable' dynamic of this fire on Sunday, noting 'clear results.' According to their report, most of the fire perimeter has stabilized, unlike the situation on Saturday when the fire was uncontrolled, and a positive trend is expected to continue throughout the night and early morning.
The fight against fires in Madrid, Ávila, and Toledo continued to show a favorable dynamic during the day after a 'very positive night,' when authorities reported control over multiple fire fronts early in the morning. UME specified that after work on site during the night and early morning, 'all fronts' were 'contained' by morning, although some 'main hotspots' remained active for monitoring.
Spain has implemented a national state of emergency in the provinces of Madrid, Ávila, and Toledo due to the forest fires, which forced more than 90,000 people to leave their homes or restrict movement since Thursday. In addition to these fires, which are being fought as a single unit due to the proximity of the territories, Spanish authorities are warning about the evolution of the fire in Val d'Uixó, Castellón, in the Valencia region, in the east of the country. This fire has already led to the evacuation of 16,000 people and destroyed more than 4,300 hectares.
According to the Spanish Government, more than 150,000 hectares have burned in the country this year, and 32 major forest fires have been registered since January, which is six times higher than the figures for the same period in 2025.
The drawing of Lotofácil contest 3745 took place on the morning of Sunday, the 26th, at 11 am. The prize scheduled for this draw was R$ 5 million.
The numbers drawn in contest 3745 were: 01, 02, 04, 05, 06, 07, 08, 09, 10, 12, 13, 19, 21, 22, and 24. Although no ticket matched all 15 numbers, the main prize accumulated, with the estimate for the next contest reaching R$ 9 million.
There were prizes in other tiers of hits: 223 bets matched 14 numbers, securing R$ 2,630.98. Additionally, 9,654 bets matched 13 numbers and received R$ 35.00. A total of 131,316 bets achieved 12 matches, being awarded R$ 14.00. Finally, 762,137 bets were awarded R$ 7.00 for matching 11 numbers.
The previous result, referring to contest 3744 held on Friday, the 24th, was: 01, 02, 03, 05, 07, 10, 14, 16, 17, 18, 20, 21, 22, 23, and 24. The next draw, contest 3746, is scheduled for Monday, July 27, 2026.
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On the slip, whether physical or digital, there are 25 available numbers. The minimum bet consists of selecting 15 numbers, costing R$ 3.50. The possibility of increasing winning chances lies in choosing more numbers; the largest allowed bet is 20 numbers, costing R$ 54,264.00. To increase probabilities, it is possible to participate in pools with stakes starting from R$ 6.
