Longstanding disputes between Alcudia's town hall and the Balearic Ports Authority have largely ended since the changes to the town hall's ruling administration and the management of the authority. The relationship is, therefore, much more harmonious.
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Alcudia's wooden promenade to be replaced
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No doubt they will make a claim for payment from the tourist tax to pay for part or all of this redevelopment,it seems to me that there are going to be lots of claims on a tax that most tourists will see little benefit from but will reduce their spending in bars,restaurants,cafes etc,this will prove to be an own-goal if ever there was one.