On Thursday, fifty-three organisations presented a "manifesto for the rescue of the Plaça Major" and demanded that Palma town hall raises a competition "to seek proposals of the first order and to apply innovative solutions in respect of architecture, planning and participation both for the units and for the square".
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Manifesto "to rescue" Palma's Plaça Major
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I have always wondered why the plaza is so barren and uninviting. It could be more like Plaza Real in Barcelona. Palms, cafés, fountains perhaps And for goodness sakes get rid of the Looky Looky men. Everywhere. As for underground. Who on earth wants to shop underground? Troglodytes?