Santa Catalina residents : terrifying weekend
"Those affected have endured another day without being able to sleep. The streets have dawned with urine in many corners, broken glass bottles on the floor and other remains of binge drinking, accumulated in some places for several days."
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Palma town hall is marking out terraces so that limits are clear.
Santa Catalina, Palma, Mallorca - people on the streets at 4.30am.
Santa Catalina - people on the streets at 4.30am.
Santa Catalina - the noise goes on, and the complaints mount
Palma's Santa Catalina - a focus for the apparent incompatibility between lives of residents and nightlife culture.
Santa Catalina in Palma, Mallorca
Santa Catalina residents are making frequent complaints about noise.
Santa Catalina noise complaints get political
Palma's mayor, José Hila, has come in for criticism from the councillor for the model of the city.
Residents of Santa Catalina in Palma, Mallorca denouncing noise
Residents of Santa Catalina are denouncing the noise.
Another weekend of "hell" for Santa Catalina residents
Excessive noise because of non-compliance and the number of parties.
Parties in Santa Catalina, Palma, Mallorca
Residents have had enough.
Santa Catalina residents denouncing "wild parties"
They are demanding that the town hall and police take action.
Tomeu Mas of the restaurants association in Santa Catalina, Palma, Mallorca
Tomeu Mas of the Santa Catalina restaurants association.
Santa Catalina restaurants wanting an underground car park
A car park is needed before the town hall goes ahead with traffic and street parking restrictions.
Residents oppose Santa Catalina traffic plan
The special plan for buildings "seems good", but not the plan for traffic.
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Image for C. Fàbrica in Santa Catalina.
Town hall introduces special plan for Palma's Santa Catalina district
Traffic, buildings, bar licences are all covered in the plan.
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