Heritage
Alaro Castle purchase is not a "strategic project"
Aina Sastre of Més in Alaro says that she and the local party are "disappointed" that the Council of Majorca has not made a request for the purchase of Alaro Castle to be classified as a strategic project.
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More importantly, how about an investigation into the unnacounted millions of tourist tax that goes "Missing", every year?
True, but did you know that your tourist tax money is going to be used to build social housing, something that should be financed by the normal budget, and will be used as a way to garner more votes for the socialist party come the next election ?
Steve Kane, why would a tourist tax paid by many, benefit a few. The Alaro castle is a tourist attraction, so tourist tax should be spent on that, not on something that should be paid by general and or communal taxes.
Why should I a regular Tourist to the island pay for a run-down castle, I would rather see my hard-earned tourist tax money be spent on services for the disabled tourist such as lowering the kerbs at ALL pedestrian crossings for wheelchairs . or more disabled parking in carparks that would be a better use of the tourist tax.