The Lady Moura, the super-yacht which was based in Palma for many years, has returned although it is a short visit and she is expected to return to her new home on the mainland. Yesterday, she was anchored off Can Pastilla.
Lady Moura is back for a short visit!
Super-yacht is cruising in Balearic waters
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BORING !
I work in the Yachting industry and this news would be of no interest. This boat was important 20 years ago.
It's because the MDB is not really a newspaper. It merely echoes, with a two-day delay, its sister paper the Ultima Hora, who own it. The editor selects whatever articles he imagimes may be of some interest to British readers in the UK, and non-integrated British immigrants here. It doesn't even spell our place names correctly......
It's because the MDB is not really a newspaper. It merely echoes, with a two-day delay, its sister paper the Ultima Hora, who own it. The editor selects whatever articles he imagimes may be of some interest to British readers in the UK, and non-integrated British immigrants here. It doesn't even spell our place names correctly......
Is that really the only news you have to report? We have so many issues to discuss in Mallorca - covid impacts, the future shape of tourism, under investment in infrastructure, unemployment, reshaping the whole economy etc. Reflects maybe on the quality of journalism?
Thanks for the info, I was just wondering...
Important news
Ok