Once Palma took the decision to cancel its Carnival parade, but not the children’s Sa Rueta, it might have been expected that other town halls would decide likewise. In fact, Sa Pobla had got in ahead of Palma by a day - the decision was announced on February 1, Palma’s on the second. The town hall indicated, but has since said nothing more, that the parade might be held at a later date. And this is what Pollensa has stated that it will be looking at as well - a parade in May.
Carnival’s off, Carnival’s on
The town hall indicated that the parade might be held at a later date
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