The Pimeco association for small to medium-sized traders is calling for urgent improvements to the city's cleaning, arguing that the image of Palma has deteriorated in recent months. Its president, Bernat Coll, has requested a meeting with councillor Neus Truyol, the president of the Emaya municipal services agency, at which he will ask for an increase in street-cleaning personnel and an improvement in the system of household junk collection.
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Traders' association adds its criticism of Palma's rubbish collection
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