The Balearic High Court today ruled in favour of the Balearic Government and against a precautionary lifting of the restrictions ordered last year in a number of streets in Magalluf, such as the famous Punta Ballena, and in the Playa de Palma on the grounds that the action was taken as part of the measures to contain the expansion of COVID-19.
Balearic High Court backs government shutdown of Magalluf party strip
The action was taken as part of the measures to contain the expansion of COVID-19
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Magalluf can be changed overnight into a thriving, safe, family oriented locality. Since there will be, going forward, few tourists to cater for, we need a central govt underwritten buyout of the hotels. Stop whining about holidays. Quality low cost housing is what real Mallorcan people need more than anything else.
Magaluf, and in particular the affected streets are finished as an attraction for the young looking to party. It's no secret the authorities have wanted to close this down for a number of years and now Covid has presented the perfect opportunity for them to do so.