The matter is in the hands of Calvia town hall rather than the government, as the town hall has itself fully adopted the legislation. Once a full investigation has been completed, the town hall will issue the penalty.
The case involves a female employee, a dancer. Outside the premises, she danced in clothing considered to be prohibited by the legislation. Biel Carbonell, the owner of Stereo, says that he can't believe what's happening and will fight the "injustice" through legal means. The restaurants association within the Confederation of Balearic Business Associations is understood to be seeking to mediate in order to put "sanity" into the regulations.
He and other members of the local business community are outraged by sanctions being imposed by the town hall, as businesses have invested heavily in ensuring that venues are of the standard that the hotel sector and the authorities have been demanding.
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i just HOPE they KEEP this amount of Police Patrolling in Magalluf till the END of the season...and NOT just a "5 min: wonder"....
In the picture I like the number of Guardia patrolling the area. It looks like there is going to be a stricter control of everything in Magaluf. At last is this the start of cleaning up the Urbanisation of Magaluf with its terrible world wide very bad reputation?.
The hotel sector seems to be the puppet master in this new economy. I’d imagine this guy could raise a complaint to the ECJ under restrictions of trade. As I doubt a scantily clad dancer is unique to this bar or any where else in Magaluf or Majorca.