The arguments over Palma's system of household junk collection are intensifying. With unions representing workers at the Emaya municipal services agency seemingly having weighed in with their criticisms, the agency's president, councillor Neus Truyol, launched an attack on the performance of the Partido Popular when it was governing Palma between 2011 and 2015. The problems with collection and piles of accumulated junk were the legacy of the PP, she maintained.
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Junk collection row in Palma intensifies
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Another main reason to utilise revenue from the Tourist Tax to clean up Mallorca.