A year ago, Lluís Apesteguia, the mayor of Deya, insisted that traffic restrictions were necessary because jams and tailbacks were affecting residents' quality of life and the quality of tourism in the municipality.
Traffic to be restricted in Deya
Priority to residents and pedestrians
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Wait now for the piece next year of business owners in Deya wondering where has all the trade gone.
Sounds like a load of waffle to me.