The spokesperson for Més, Miquel Ensenyat, has urged President Armengol to "stand up to the saturation" of tourism with "unapologetic" measures.
Government should "stand firm against tourism saturation"
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The closest any spanish elected government will get to a economic model will be one manufactured by legal. I guess they see medium term structural unemployment as a price worth paying. Just remember these arrogant hedonist got paid throughout the lockdown and other restrictions. Or perhaps they think Germany and the other northern eu countries will give them a few quid? Spain is basically incase of running its own finances, the eu should intervene and put an administrator in place. At present spain is like a superyacht, costs millions to run and is under the control of a captain who constantly steers toward the rocks.