The anti-corruption office will start functioning next week and will operate from a room in the Balearic parliament building. The room is tucked away. It is not along the main passage and is reached by a staircase or lift. The location is temporary. It is expected that the office will move elsewhere within three months and not be in a government building. One of the purposes of the office is that it can receive complaints about the government.
Corruption
Anti-corruption office starts work next week
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The Gesa building might be big enough to store all the files.
Easy pickings in Mallorca. Just go for anyone with any authority, - soon they'll need a tower block full of offices and files lol.....
Would have thought would need a multi office building,not a pokey little room ,taking into account the alleged corruption taking place on the island.Agree with Henry James,a few easy,token hits and then nothing.
Sorry,it's my eyesight,my comment should be is endemic.
They might go after a few easy,token targets but given the fact that corruption in endemic on Majorca,they are unlikely to go after the big fish.