At Tuesday's parliamentary session, the Balearic government received backing for a decree which the cabinet had approved two days before the state of alarm ended on May 9. This decree, a reform of public health legislation, gives the government powers to impose restrictive measures in the event of a pandemic or epidemic. These include curfews and the closure of businesses. The decree, validated on Tuesday, will now go forward for debate as a law, but parliament has in essence already voted curfews into Balearic law.
Balearic parliament approves curfew decree
The cabinet agreed the decree before the end of the state of alarm
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Dictatorship has been tested during the current state of alarm and now it becomes enshrined in law. We all knew that we would never get all our rights back. Hold Franco.