British tourists getting worried about early bar closing in Mallorca
Move to reduce the working week causing concern
Summer loving could be cut short in Mallorca. | Majorca Daily Bulletin reporter
Palma11/03/2024 10:06
The Bulletin has been reporting and commenting on the Spanish government’s plan to reduce the working week.
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This is so completely unlikely. But I'd be worried too if I got all my info from British tabloids (which pretty much imply it's a done deal, despite all evidence to the contrary). And stop it with the left/right tribalism. Neither one is a messiah, and both are capable of shit like this. Historically and otherwise.
MaryNot true, the left has over 52% with the support of the nationalists.
Zoltan TeglasCheck the history and you will see that CIS always have PSOE ahead. The opinion polls on voting intention consistently tell a very different story. He might come out top as leader but he would not win a general election tomorrow. The very latest poll has PP on 159 seats, Vox 26 seats and PSOE at 110, Sumar on 24 seats so Sanchez falls well short would not be able to cobble together a coalition even if you add in the 20 regional party seats. I think the amnesty has done for him and could bring him down quite soon.
Only British tourists are worried according to MDB, not the rest of the many tourists?
MaryActually Sanchez recently polled almost double that of the PP's leader, as the best person to run the country. According to CIS.
Zoltan TeglasThey all come under the same umbrella as far as labour (and tax) laws are concerned
Diaz is very unpopular in Spain as is the Sanchez minority government. They have the tiniest majority (3?) with their cobbled together coalition and I doubt they would get this legislation through the senate in fact, they are going to struggle to get anything through thankfully. Let's hope Junts do something useful and refuse to back it. The killjoy communists are determined to make Spain as joyless and as restricted as possible and the UK press is enjoying spreading the gloom.
Bars or restaurants? I didn't see anything mentioned about bars.