we 138 stores in Palma They have decided Do not lift the blind This Saturday, January 20, is the day of Saint Sebastian, the patron saint of the city, although the city council decided for the first time, unanimously, Do not declare a holiday This date falls on a weekend.
This was stated by the Vice President of the Trade Association for Small and Medium Enterprises in Mallorca (Bimim commerce), Mikel Angel SalvaWhich he confirmed was “around 11:00 AM”. It has taken a turn Of “the streets of Homs, Rambles, Costa de sa Pauls, Sant Miquel, Jaume II, Syndicat, and Velasquez,” noting how “they were empty, despite it being a Saturday,” she counted “about 138 closed shops.”
A number of people admitted “Higher than expected” When, on Wednesday, January 17, they encouraged the closure of small businesses in San Sebastia in order to “consistency and defend” the patron of Palma.
In this sense, Salva reiterated that “it is not understandable to change San Sebastia for its own sake Saint John». Because he considered this his last holiday “It doesn't look good for Palma.”. For this reason, he asked the team of the municipal government and the opposition to “preserve, as is customary, the holidays of Saint Sebastia and Saint Esteve.”
“The things that are ours should not be touched,” the vice president stressed. Bimim Trade, recalling that this date was unanimously voted on All political parties“Therefore, not only is there no further criticism of the current court government, but this claim can be expanded to include the entire opposition.”
So, finally, it has been documented that when the time comes to decide on holidays for 2025, politicians, unions, employers and residents will do so. Agree on a timetable. “I am convinced that this will be the case,” he concluded.
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