It wasn’t an entirely happy summer for the lifeguards in Alcudia. Among things, there were complaints about lack of equipment, including defibrillators. Mayor Barbara Rebassa and the councillor for the beaches, Domingo Bonnin, were at one point accused of lying by a group of lifeguards over a report concerning equipment.
The unhappy lifeguards of Alcudia
The mayor was once again the target for accusation
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For gods sake these people who perform a valuable life saving service should have every thing they want at the drop of a hat why not use THE TOURIST TAX that goes to Alcudia for the life guards they need to have everything they want. I bet Mayor Barbara Rebassa WOULD GIVE THEM WHAT THEY WANTED IF god for did A MEMBER OF HER OWN FAMILY WERE IN NEED OF IT WHILE OUT SWIMMING IN Alcudia. She should get her priority's in order LIFE SAVEING IS A MUST AND SO IT THE RIGHT AMOUNT OF PEOPLE AND EQUIPMENT no matter what the cost