The mayor of Calvia, Alfonso Rodríguez, has issued a "proclamation" in respect of the tourism season. Before what he describes as being "months of total occupancy that we expect", he says that he wishes to remind the people of Calvia of the need to respect rules and regulations that will guarantee safety, security, well-being and co-existence. "Only with the efforts of everyone - businesses, residents and the administration - will we realise the common desire for a quality destination."
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Calvia's mayor reminding everyone of summer regulations
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So keeping quiet while you are making your way home is number one priority. So no screaming for help when a mugger posing as a prostitute mugs you... If they got out of the council offices and walked the streets at night they might have a clue what is going on across their patch.
So the Mayor wants to remind us that there is to be no selling on the streets. Is he living on another planet? At any given time, from my balcony I see at least 7 lookey men, 3 braiding women, 2 fruit/drink sellers, 6 Chinese massage girls and too many PR's to mention. I would like to invite Mr Mayor to sit on my balcony, to remind home that the rules are not working!!
To refer to the tourist season as ''months of total occupancy'' is exactly the same mindset as the Pama anti-tourist graffiti daubers,perhaps Senior Rodriguez would prefer to reside over an area where bars,clubs and restaurants go out of business,where there are no ''looky looky'' men because there is nobody to buy of them. I lived in Santa Ponsa for several years up till 2006 and it was booming then,it's now a mere shadow of what it was then.