Balearic government spokesperson and tourism minister, Iago Negueruela, has defended the agreement with the CLIA Cruise Lines International Association for a limit of three ships per day in Palma. On Monday, he rejected criticisms by Més and Podemos at Palma town hall, who argue that the measure is insufficient and want the Spanish government to impose tougher limits and allow only one cruise ship per day.
Majorca tourism
Cruise ships agreement "more than sufficient"
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