I usually leave commenting upon Majorcan politics to other Bulletin colleagues who are a lot more qualified than I am to raise current political issues. However, I’m sure you will forgive me for adding my two-penny’s worth alongside what has already been said regarding Balearic President, Francina Armengol’s alleged late night drink with staff members in a Palma bar, thus breaking both the spirit and the timeframe of her own government’s coronavirus protocols. I have to say that I’m really not that interested in the ‘why’s and wherefore’s’ of her actions, only to half-raise an eyebrow as to the first line of defence she and her advisers seem to be taking regarding this incident. As opposition political parties work themselves up into a fine old lather about the incident and demand Ms Armengol’s immediate resignation, it seems that all what the lady and her pals want to know is - who leaked the story to our sister newspaper the Ultima Hora? What we have hear is a classic case of political obfuscation i.e. “…the action of making something obscure, unclear or unintelligible.”
Late night drinking and the big leak
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its not a leak. It's called being caught breaking the law by an elected politician. Thats a form of corruption and it is the duty of the police to let us all know what sort of people are in power.