Humphrey Carter is a deputy editor and photojournalist for Majorca Daily Bulletin, S.L., focusing on local news in the Balearic Islands, particularly in Palma. With a keen interest in capturing the essence of the region, Humphrey's articles cover a wide range of topics including tourism, events, celebrity news, and current affairs.
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Humphrey Carter's focus revolves around local news in Spain, specifically the Balearic Islands and Palma. His articles predominantly cover travel & tourism, government & politics, and entertainment news within this region.
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A Palma judge has ordered Sebastián O., the 20 year-old Venezuelan accused of the violent death of his partner in Marratxí, to be sent to prison without bai l.
By: Humphrey Carter
The organisers of the were today due to announce the line-up for its new edition, to be held in on 12, 13 and 14 June, but it will finally be revealed tomorrow, Thursday.
By: Humphrey Carter
Amazing line-up for 2025 in Magalluf Mallorca Live Festival 2025 has unveiled the first preview of the line-up for 8th edition of the most
20% of Palma residents are foreign. The population of Calvià has reached 53,826 inhabitants on 1 January 2024.
By: Humphrey Carter
Mallorca tennis legend Rafa Nada l, 22-time Grand Slam winner, 14 of them at Roland Garros , will have a documentary series about his life and
By: Humphrey Carter
Spanish utility Iberdrola today named Hugh Elliott , the former British ambassador to Spain , as executive chairman of the unit controlling its
Cybercrime in the Balearics has increased by 19.5% up to the third quarter of 2024 compared to last year, with 9,721 criminal offences , a figure
The British Prime Minister will unlikely be looking forward to the New Year after a rather poor start and his popularity cannot get any worse, can it?. All those who thought Brexit was about getting the UK’s borders back, well that’s the best joke going to come out of a Christmas cracker this year.
Whether it is because of the anti-mass tourism protests, the new accommodation registration scheme or the overall rise in hotel rates, Mallorca appears to be struggling in the UK holiday market.
The Ministry of Transport and Sustainable Mobility will extend the subsidy to the Balearics for the whole of 2025 so that it can make public transport
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