The six newspaper kiosks in Palma that are operated by a concessionaire, Nova Área, are due to close in August. The company has decided not to bid to renew its concession. This is because operating the newsstands has become increasingly unfeasible in financial terms; there has meanwhile been no hint that the town hall wishes to negotiate new conditions.
Palma to be without newsstands
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It is sad. I used to buy newspapers. The Bulletin and English papers. But nowadays and the advent of Smart Phones. News information is readily obtained any time. The Bulletin is only printed on Friday. I guess that if sales continue to be poor. Then it will not be printed at all. But their phone Web Site is very good.