The Government’s handling of the huge outbreak of coronavirus infections amongst students on holiday in Mallorca has led to a series of clashes with security forces and the judiciary.
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Desperate acts by a local government that has lost all control on the streets ! and over Covid.
since when have the people given over full authority to the government and police ( both civil servants ), to take away children and hold them in detention without consent?.. this virus has given the government over the top authority and allowed them to rule with no rules, they Make it up as they go along. Regardless of what you may feel there must be a permanent handbrake put on the amount of governance the government have over our lives. It is becoming a police state without consent from the courts. This is over stepping their authority and sending direct messages to police from government buildings to arrest and detain citizens and children without the correct judicial procedures or consent from parents (totally illegal). If you think this is right, then you are participating in a Police State with no rules.
Hmmm, it's about time the judiciary and government sorted this uncertainty out. It leads to lack of confidence , the image they are showing now. Personally it is clear. A sharp control over large seemingly out of control meetings and parties. If they do not listen to reason they should be fined or shamed and put on probation with the threat of incarceration.