The Guardia Civil are investigating an incident at a Magalluf club that occurred on August 14.
Magalluf club "revenge" attempt heightens tensions
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Stan The ManThey're trying, but the perception of a "free for all" is still prevalent, and that's irresistibly attractive to the party animals. I suspect it's at least partially due to sensationalist British media, who rarely publishes anything but stories of the craziness of shagaluf. It's what most Brits know about Mallorca. And, again, irresistible to many. How do you stop that? Yet, to keep it in perspective, it is only a dot on the map. Unfortunately, when it's the only thing Brits hear about, then yes, it sheds a dubious light on the other 99.99% of the island. I suspect major investors like Melia are not pleased, which may explain their increasing marketing focus on upscale continental European markets.
It is time for ALL the authorities to take serious and immediate action to close Magalluf down. Its disgraceful reputation is world wide. Does the revenue that this Urbanisation generates warrant its being. I think not. It is time now to close Magalluf down. The disgraceful businesses there are of no real use to Mallorca. Only more and more very dangerous problematic consequences.