Alaro Castle belongs to the Spanish state, and the Council of Majorca is determined that the state should act with urgency in restoring it. If it doesn't, the Council will consider opening proceedings that would result in the state being sanctioned for a breach of heritage legislation.
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Urgent restoration of Alaro Castle being demanded
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And YES this will happen, the poor will always suffer.
The locals will pay for it when their taxes rise (only affect the poor) which will have to happen due to Majorca wanting a reduction in tourists, so someone will have to make up for the losses.
Sr Enseñat, why don’t you get the tourists to pay for it ?. According to you and your party, they have got loads of money which they don’t need.