Puerto Soller still lives with the influences of its military past. New visitors may not even know the history, but locals will fill you in if you are interested. The Ports Authority appear to have taken over some of these historical military acquisitions and out of that come odd stories. For instance, the Ports Authority have transferred the Oratory of Sant Ramon, in the Port to the Town Hall for 4 years. This building houses the activities of the Third Age in the Port. This is a good decision in the short term but does not please the many voices who want everything back permanently under local jurisdiction.
Unveiling Puerto Soller's rich military history and current challenges
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