A Palma court has confirmed the order for the demolition of the San Pedro Camping complex in Colonia Sant Pere. An appeal by the owners, UPA S.A., has been rejected.
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Court confirms demolition of Colonia Sant Pere "Camping"
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So, it’s taken 14 years to make this decision final. About the same amount of years that, despite being a resident, it will take me to change my driving licence. The reason the authorities here are not efficient regarding licences, tax, residency, breathing, etc. Is because they want to make money from ‘late fees’. As Jason would say: ‘those who follow this ‘space’ will know that despite having given the government about 500k in taxes in 8 years, I am seriously thinking about leaving. As are the Germans, per your other article today.