Police operation against illegal street selling in Palma, Mallorca
Part of the police operation on Saturday.
Fourteen people charged following Palma police operation against illegal street selling
Charges for offences against intellectual and industrial property - the sale of counterfeit goods.
The latest operation against illegal street tradiing.
The latest operation against illegal street tradiing.
Mallorca war on illegal street traders
The operation has been welcomed by shopkeepers and neighbours.
Street sellers in Mallorca who are on a training programme
By the end of this month, there will be eighty trainees.
Illegal street sellers being trained to find jobs
All participants have to agree to stop selling illegally; in exchange they will be trained and receive aid.
News
Crackdown on illegal street vendors in Majorca
Over 1,000 fake items confiscated during Palma raids.
Immigration
Seven out of ten Senegalese work as street sellers
"No Senegalese comes with the idea of working as a street seller."
Bylaws
First fine for buying from an illegal seller
Palma's revised public order bylaw established fines for buying from illegal sellers.
Law
Small traders furious over illegal trading claims
A Palma town hall survey suggests that 54% of smaller retailers are unaffected by illegal traders.
Society
Palma to offer opportunities to illegal street sellers
"No one wants to have to do this type of selling."
Society
Illegal street selling "the only work available"
When he came to Spain he never thought that three years later he would be an illegal street seller.
Law
Solutions being sought to stop illegal street selling
The government, retailers and town halls have met to look at ways of tackling illegal selling.
Law
Palma councillors still at loggerheads over street selling
Aurora Jhardi: "It is a human rights' matter, and I'm not about to apply a bandage."
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Comment
“I’m in Mallorca ‘get me out of here’”
An obvious lack of control on port activity, despite assurances otherwise after the local authorities rolled back on its initial free-for-all approach, plus an amazing lack of control on illegal street traders.
Humphrey Carter18/10/2024 09:40