The Balearic government is considering an appeal against the state in order to obtain investments for Playa de Palma, the outstanding value of which is 63 million euros. Vice-president Barceló says that the cabinet has agreed to study this appeal, while making it clear that the government remains open to negotiating these investments. This follows the announcement by central government that the Balearics will lose the outstanding 63 million euros destined for Playa de Palma because the investments had not been executed and the term for doing so ran out in August. The regional government has asked for more time to carry out the work, for which it says there is justification to extend the period for the investments by a year to mid-August 2016. Madrid, however, has refused to do this: hence, the consideration being given to legal means.
Playa de Palma
Legal action may be taken over Madrid’s freezing of Playa de Palma funding
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Ah Well ! --Just have to increase the forthcoming Tourist Tax in May then ?.