In the Balearic parliament on Tuesday, President Armengol expressed her confidence that the summer tourism season will not be harmed, "despite the unjust war and uncertainty".
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Things are pretty good for now, but you can always hope.
The situation is going to get really Bad Corona still going has not gone away and the economic effects of the energy costs electricity and Fuel and speculation with food prices etc etc , gonna be a hard summer especially no one has gotten more money so you have less to pay with . She Talks Bla Bla Bla she has to get on over to the HAT BAR for a couple of Drinks , she's in for a tough time .