What is the future for Magalluf? When the infamous strip (Calle Punta Ballena) was effectively closed last year many said that the party was over. Calle Punta Ballena would never be the same again, the Balearic government had proclaimed.
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Viewpoint: Magalluf
Providing there are limit I do believe that Magalluf can have a bright future
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The law can’t control a few thousand kids in the centre of Ciutadella de Menorca, so they don’t have a cat in hell’s chance of policing the holiday resorts. The police and guardia civil need to admit that they are toothless, hopeless and couldn’t care less.
You do not mention the behaviour of Germans in Arenal or the Spanish in Palma! Hey, get real, it is not only the British behaving badly. Racism at its best
Bar owners are responsible for the behaviour of their customers whilst on their premises. People in the street are subject to policing by the police. Don't expect much sympathy from the bars on punta ballena, the government over the last year has blatantly tried to put them out of business.