Adopuma, the association which represents beach bar businesses, is demanding the transfer of powers for Balearic coasts "as quickly as possible". The Spanish government has agreed to make this transfer of responsibility from the state Costas Authority to the regional government, but there is as yet no date. It had been suggested that this would happen by the end of the year, but the Balearic minister for the presidency, Mercedes Garrido, recently admitted that no timeframe had been set.
Mallorca beach bars want transfer of coasts' powers asap
The Spanish government has agreed to the transfer
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The Ms. Armegedon Goverment didn’t hesitate to introduce a Tourist Tax, so it must allow these beach bars, chiringitos and restaurants like El Bungalow to flourish, providing what tourists want, what employers want, what employees want, what employees children need and taxes paid….. Ms. Armegedon… used some of your muscle and get the Environmentalist GOB shut down or shut up