Twelve young people are due to appear in a Palma court in March in order to answer questions related to, among others, public disorder offences. The twelve were involved in the anti-tourism protest that took place by a restaurant on the Moll Vell in Palma last July. They are all under investigation for public disorder, causing damage and issuing threats.
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Arran anti-tourism protesters in court next month
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They will find out the hard way by being sentanced in court for their disgusting behaviour towards tourists and their families-Mallorca needs tourists to keep buisinesses alive which in turn provides jobs and money for the economy
If the court hands down prison sentences of 12 months or so,this group will soon cease to exist.
We don't need Arran , Palma city council seem to be Anti tourism of late.