The Government is tightening controls and implementing tougher sanctions in the Balearic Islands from Monday as coronavirus infections continue to multiply, according to the Minister of Public Administration, Isabel Castro.
Much tougher sanctions in the Balearics
Bigger fines for non-compliance in Mallorca
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Where they will take those money from since many people have been without a job for a while? It's just senseless witch hunting
Armengol breached restrictions herself yet retains her job and goes on to make even tougher restrictions. The woman is a hypocrite who should have lost her job. If the politicians don't follow the "laws" why should we?