The Partido Popular at Palma town hall has raised a motion for this week's council meeting which calls on the mayor, José Hila, not to allow the national government to use exceptional powers under the state of alarm, "or other legal subterfuges", to appropriate the town hall's savings. Stating that this would violate an article in the law for government and the Constitution, the PP is insisting that the ruling administration "defends the interests of the town hall and the citizens of Palma". The party has "well-founded suspicions" that the Spanish government is studying the confiscation of local authorities' 2019 surpluses as well as bank savings.
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PP in Palma suspicious of "confiscation" of town hall surpluses
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