The Balearic High Court has to approve the curfew extension. | Alejandro Sepúlveda
Palma19/05/2021 16:06
The chief prosecutor in the Balearics, Bartolomé Barceló, says that the Prosecutor's Office is again opposed to an extension to the curfew. The Balearic government's intention is to maintain the curfew until at least June 6, but with the later start time of midnight. The Balearic High Court has to approve the next extension (from May 23) and other measures, one of which - a limitation on the number of people who can gather socially - the Prosecutor's Office also opposes. The High Court has until Friday to approve (or not) the government's latest extension.
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Totally agree with sayhi. Where is the legality in all this, that now courts decide over political policies? So if the governments wants us to walk around in our underwear and qear red noses and the courts agree, we are obliged to do so?
why is nobody other than this prosecutor pushing for our fundamental rights.. it is shocking that we are being treated like children and cannot take care of ourselves. governments should not be telling us how to live or controlling us. last year was enough and over the boundary of our human rights. this is a perpetual grab and indoctrination of our systems and practice for obedience. why is nobody standing up? what has happened to humans,... where are all the men & women?