Between July and December, Palma’s mayor, José Hila, had appointments with 137 members of the general public and 121 with various associations and organisations. In all, therefore, he held 258 meetings which were originally planned only for Tuesday mornings but had to also be scheduled for Thursdays once demand became such that the waiting list was reaching four months. The mayor’s initiative in opening the doors of his office to the people of Palma and to associations has been a success. Demand has, for now, dropped off somewhat, with appointments currently being arranged for mid-February.
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Palma’s mayor has had over 130 appointments with members of the public
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