Castilla La Mancha became the latest Spanish region to announce an easing of pandemic restrictions as the national COVID-19 infection rate fell to its lowest level in nearly a month. In Mallorca, the Balearic government is under pressure to ease the lockdown and a legal challenge has been launched.
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Me and my family have took a week away from communist Mallorca to Tenerife. The Balearic government should really learn lessons of how to stay open and be safe at the same time. Tenerife will be in level 1 from tomorrow. It is possible. Armengol only takes more away from the people and rewards nothing.
Yeah, let's open now so we can really screw up the summer!