Covid restrictions in the Balearics were unconstitutional
The measures affected fundamental rights
The Constitutional Court in Madrid has unanimously ruled that various measures established by Balearic decree law during the pandemic were unconstitutional.
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What was Constitutional about a World Wide Infection? It was almost an epidemic. Very strange concept in this headline.
Damn communist woke government
The Bureaucratic dinosaur barks.
Presumably this means that citizens can reclaim some of the swingeing fines issued for just walking around and going about their business? Have heard of instances as high as €2000...
But were they necessary?
Constitutional Court. How dare they question the science.