News of the day 4 February 2017
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Demand to register villas has grown significantly.

Holiday rentals

Holiday rentals' registrations doubled last year

The increase in registrations was partly because of concerns about possible restrictions under new legislation.

Majorca Daily Bulletin reporter

MALLORCA - INDIGNACION POR EL EXTERMINIO DE CABRAS EN ES VEDRA.

Animal welfare

Galatzo goat cull was requested by the town hall

"When an invasive species increases in an uncontrolled way, it attacks the ecosystem and jeopardises other species."

Majorca Daily Bulletin reporter

Most of the cars were unremarkable, unlike the BMW.

Crime

Sa Pobla drugs gang used a "narco fleet" of cars

Among the cars is a high-range, recently registered BMW, the most expensive of the fourteen.

Majorca Daily Bulletin reporter

Gonzalo and Macarena at their restaurant JAPO y algo mas.

Gastronomy

Japanese and Mexican gastro fusion in Palma

"We learnt old school, the client always comes first."

Humphrey Carter

Getting on for two years ago, university researchers had begun monitoring for possible signs of olive ebola.

Majorca

Floods, pestilence and protest: the week in Majorca

There was confusion over flood aid; olive ebola began to look deadly serious; the transport ministry had designs on central reservations and continued to lock horns with taxi drivers; town halls were being insulted; and they were crying over an ice-cream kiosk.

Andrew Ede

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Comment

No shortage of lettuces

There is no shortage of iceberg lettuces in my supermarket.

Jason Moore

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