Prime Minister Sánchez informed regional presidents on Sunday that there is to be a relaxation of the regulations regarding the time slots for taking exercise and for children up to the age of 14 going out. At present, population centres of up to 5,000 inhabitants are exempt from these regulations. From Monday, the threshold is to be raised to 10,000.
De-escalation
Time slots' exemption for population centres up to 10,000
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I am confused yet again, in the above article it refers to municipalities with populations of more than 10,000 and states Calvia falls into this category, therefore Calvia will still come under time restriction legislation. However having read the sister paper Ultima Hora that clearly states that Palmanova and Son Ferrer are clear of restrictions, but they are part of Calvia. Can residents of these areas go out any time or not without getting fined.