Aligi Molina, a Palma councillor for Som Palma (Podemos), tweeted against property speculation and this type of model for the city of Palma.
Palma06/06/2016 00:00
Last Friday a group of squatters took over an empty building belonging to a hotel business in Palma's Plaça Alexander Fleming. Responding to this, President Armengol said today that while the law must be respected, she understood the problems faced by many people in finding somewhere to live. "There is unfortunately a situation with homelessness in the Balearics," she said, observing that it was one of the consequences of economic crisis, which had impoverished some people.
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While there are homeless people on Majorca and unemployment is still fairly high,does it really make sense to let in more refugees until such situations are ended.
Really.?A well-paid politicians who has never known an hungry day in her life or gone a single day without knowing she had a roof over her head ''understanding the problems faced by many people in finding a place to live'',that will be the day. There are many empty or near empty blocks of flats in Calvia alone and there must be empty buildings owned by the government that could be used to house homeless people.