The Mallorca Hoteliers Federation has blamed the Balearic government for the fact that the German government did not remove the islands from its high-risk rating last Friday. The federation's executive vice-president, María José Aguiló, suggests that Catalonia "has perhaps known how to display its diplomatic skills rather better than the Balearic Islands".
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What has diplomatic skills got to do with it? We are either HIGH RISK or not.
You have to laugh. Our government's decisions, - for reasons best known to themselves - were made to favour the Hoteliers Federation, they even allowed anybody in without tests to appease them for a while, until they were forced to change them back. The HF, - and Armengol, put money before our health, which sent our contagion rates soaring, and which put us back into restrictions and kept us on the UK and Germany's high risk status. Now it's everybody's fault except the Hoteliers Federation......