PSPV pays tribute to Cirque du Soleil with tourism tax

I admit that I had a hard time because of Ana Barceló, because the socialist trustee has to go through all the proceedings of what was once called “the world’s greatest show.” One day she has to pretend to be an illusionist and hides the rejection of her party’s rate behind colorful scarves coming out of the hat. Meanwhile, his boss eliminates the trick with an enigmatic and succinct “deals must be fulfilled”. “Who deals?” Francesc Colomer asks as the rebel is in “man-ball” mode and about to enter the canyon. he replies. Maybe Colomer remembers the president’s solemn words in 2016, in which he stated that there would be no taxes in 2017 or the future. Meanwhile, Barceló goes about his business and must dialectically juggle a yes-but-no stance minutes later, something like Orwell’s “doublethink”. To close the day, the PSPV board of trustees dodge a number of Houdini-worthy facts before the open mouths of journalists. Tomorrow will come when the meaning of the vote should finally be clarified in parliament, and I’m afraid Ana will ask Ana to make a deadly trio from trapeze like her party Pinito del Oro.. What a danger. But Ana is very Ana and has a lot of experience in risk situations: At the worst of the pandemic, her numbers were harder. Not exactly circuses in this case.

We already know that all this, President he doesn’t want the fee and is definitely looking for a way out of this deal with his partners. When he signed, with inflation as the fifth horseman of the Apocalypse, things were not as they are now.. He may have an agreement with these partners, but his multiple refusals of this tax, which he expresses as soon as the tourism industry has the opportunity to speak freely and almost always in front of its members, can somehow be considered an agreement with those who do not. i want rate. Or at least a compromise. The mayors showed they screwed up on the matter Monday at a meeting of Botànic’s board of trustees with the Federation of Municipalities and Provinces. Especially the vast majority of socialists. It’s not insignificant: the harm that can be done to a tourist municipality by imposing the tax cannot be reversed, even if someone else later comes along and removes it, because once they flag you down on the internet, it’s very difficult for them. Take out your sanbenito.

And one more thing:

Doomed to our great-grandfathers’ “socks” or safe: the bottom of the mattress. Digitization has come at a price, and more than nine thousand people from Alicante are already in what has been called “complete financial exclusion”: their municipality does not have an ATM or bank, making them second-class citizens, if not third. Generalitat has activated measures to install ATMs at these locations, making it possible for another forty thousand people who do not have a bank branch to transact at least through this terminal. Almost half of the municipalities in the province are in this situation: benches to sit on only.

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