Mallorca 'occupy our beaches' protest passes off without incident
A smaller protest than the one at Caló des Moro
This was the third occupy the beaches protest. | Jaume Morey
Palma11/08/2024 11:29Updated at 13:02
The latest 'occupy our beaches' protest by the Mallorca Platja Tour group attracted around one hundred people to the beach in the Balneario 6 area of Arenal on Sunday. This was a larger number than at the first protest in Sa Rapita, when there were no more than some 20 people but a smaller number than the 300 or so at the protest on Caló des Moro beach.
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Phillippe DewesNice try Phillipe but so wrong. 50+ people going into shallow sandy bottom water and you expect it to be azure blue ?
1 "We are not against visitors, but we want a change of model." 2 "The change of model implies fewer tourists" Only I see a controversy between the 1st and the 2nd? lol
Looks like a nice day out.
Meanwhile half a million locals got on with their day.
Can someone share the link to the actually core of what message they are trying to say instead of individual signs and comments? They mention they are not against tourists but we want a change of model, Great comment, so where is the new model? What's the 1st, 3rd and 5th year plan of this model? Facts and figures? Forget the tourists look at the colour of that water they are standing in, i think that would be more of a concern
NilocThis must be a joke..?
Where were they last 4 year? Protests star now when PP has the power. But decicions were made by protesters own parties. PI, Mes, PSOE...they just seem to ignore that fact.
I am English, but I really appreciate the improvement in quality and service that the Germans have brought to the island. Long may it continue.