Swimming is still banned in the Balearic Islands.
Swimming is still banned in the Balearic Islands.
Unions object to students going back to school.
Unions object to students going back to school.
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Press demand tax breaks
The Association of Journalists of the Balearic Islands is demanding that VAT be abolished for newspapers and their online editions.
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Good news comes in threes!
The Ministry of Health delivered three pieces of good coronavirus news on Monday.
Education
School De-escalation plans underway
Students who have exams will go back to school in Phase 2 with a mixture of telematic and face-to-face classes.
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Will they ever learn?
More than 40 people cited for breaking the coronavirus restrictions in the Balearic Islands.
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Back to work for Small businesses, Taxis and Restaurants
Thousands of small businesses, taxis and restaurants raise their shutters for the first time in 50 days as Phase 0 begins.
Confusion and doubts as Phase Zero gets underway.
Confusion and doubts as Phase Zero gets underway.
More pedestrianisation to aid social distancing.
More pedestrianisation to aid social distancing.
Phase Zero begins in Majorca.
Phase Zero begins in Majorca.
Isabel Celaá, Education Minister.
Isabel Celaá, Education Minister.
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Three times more discharges than infections
Increasing number of Covid-19 patients being discharged from hospital.
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Super Saturday
For the first time in nearly 50 days adults are allowed to go out for a walk or play sports in Majorca.
Draft beach restrictions published in the Spanish Press.
Draft beach restrictions published in the Spanish Press.
Adults can run, cycle and play sports for the first time since the coronavirus lockdown began.
Adults can run, cycle and play sports for the first time since the coronavirus lockdown began.
Time slots for children to be more flexible.
Time slots for children to be more flexible.
Three times more coronavirus patients discharged than infected.
Three times more coronavirus patients discharged than infected.
Adults over 14 out walking in Palma.
Adults over 14 out walking in Palma.
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5 more Covid-19 fatalities confirmed
The Ministry of Health confirmed 5 more coronavirus deaths in the Balearic Islands on Friday.
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