On Tuesday, Palma town hall inspectors will have police protection when they go to Son Banya to check on illegal work that has been carried out at the shanty town.
Palma town hall says it will demolish Son Banya shanty town 'fortification'
The intention has been to demolish the whole of Son Banya
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This headline should have been published on April 1st . Son Banya has been there happily hanging on since before I arrived 40+ years ago and its not going anywhere anytime soon. The real April Fools are the staff on this paper who could not manage one measly joke headline for our " dia de los innocentes". Talk about how times thet are a'changin.
Typical, as soon as the gypos show a bit of foresight the authorities want to pull it down. This mornings news is that since the construction, with lights leading in and out for clients, this Easter has been a bumper season in Son Banya. Clients are up 70% with the increased ease of access and privacy . True entrepreneurship.