The environment ministry is once more questioning the legality of certain chiringuitos on beaches in protected natural areas. The director general for natural spaces, Llorenç Mas, has written to the Costas Authority's delegation in the Balearics in informing the authority about ten bars. These are all in areas of community interest or zones for the special protection of birds.
Environment
Call for review of ten chiringuitos' legality
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Simple. Close off Es Trenc totally to the public then there will be no more squabbling within the local and Mallorcan Councils as to and what will happen on the beach. OR however, listen to what the paying public want for their Euros on their chosen day out at the beach..... BEARING in mind there are many more accessible beaches elsewhere on the Island