Balearic President adamant about power to impose curfew
"I hope we don't have to use the curfew or any other restrictions.."
Deputy PM insists there are legal means for maintaining curfew
Carmen Calvo says that the regions have sufficient legal means once the state of alarm ends.
"Logical" for the Balearic government to be able to maintain the curfew
The debate continues regarding measures after the state of alarm ends.
Should the curfew in Mallorca continue after the State of Alarm ends?
“The Government wants to have as many options as possible to combat the pandemic, that doesn’t mean it has to use them.."
Police in Palma, Mallorca during the curfew
National Police in Palma during the curfew.
Limitations on mobility could still apply after the state of alarm
Regional governments will have the powers to apply limitations if necessary.
People in a square in Palma, Mallorca
The curfew start time will remain 10pm.
Spanish government rejects call for 8pm curfew
Twelve regions were in favour of the earlier curfew.
Balearics health spokesperson supports earlier curfew
Javier Arranz prefers a curfew ahead of "tougher measures".
President Francina Armengol of the Balearics
President Armengol was in Minorca on Monday.
Armengol in favour of earlier curfew in the Balearics
The Balearic government raised the possibility of an 8pm curfew last month.
National Police carrying out a night patrol.
The state of alarm currently permits curfews no earlier than 10pm.
Balearic government supports an 8pm curfew
The Spanish government is looking for regional consensus for an earlier curfew.
Police in Ibiza.
An earlier curfew is a possibility.
Curfew imposed by the Balearic Government
Curfew imposed by the Balearic Government.
Palma Burger restaurants accused of breaking curfew
"We cannot afford to have an enemy in our own camp and that is why we will be relentless in making sure businesses obey the curfew..”
Mallorca Booking Panic
"Bars and restaurants were thrown into chaos yesterday by the latest curfew.."
Last straw for restaurants in Mallorca
Restaurateurs are meeting with the Minister of Economic Model, Iago Negueruela on Thursday.
- Spain wants Britons to show they have 113.40 euros, £97, per day for their holidays
- Big changes on the horizon when Britons travel to Mallorca
- Over two hours for Britons to get through Palma airport queues
- Palma Airport passport control "collapse" put down to unscheduled flights
- Living in a motorhome in Palma: "It'll only get worse"
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