<![CDATA[Ara Balears in English - Port of Sóller]]> 10 <![CDATA[A submarine has been found sailing in the port of Sóller.]]>

Surprise and concern among residents and visitors of the port of Sóller. On Monday afternoon, a submarine was seen sailing just a few meters from the coast, setting off alarm bells and curiosity. According to the image published by the Sóller Weekly, the submarine passed just a few meters from the boats anchored in the sea.

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A man drowned at midday on the beach of Port de Sóller, according to emergency services.

]]> <![CDATA[The bodies of the pilot and his son, who died in the plane crash in Port de Sóller, have been found.]]>

The bodies of the crew members of the small plane that crashed into the sea off the Port of Sóller lighthouse in Mallorca were recovered Sunday. The victims are a former US military pilot and his minor son.

]]> <![CDATA[Missing toys]]> Suddenly, a surprise at Port de Sóller, and with surprise, alarm, and dismay: the tourist season, alas, is not as good as in previous years. Journalists specializing in flight, overnight, and expense reports rush to gather the statements of the owners of the piece. Here, a restaurateur laments having had to lay off five waiters (he laments it for himself, not for the five waiters): "I've gone from having no workers to having more." There, another owner questions the customs and habits of the tourist crowd: "There's a record number of arrivals at the airport, but they spend less than other years. Perhaps they buy one?" sandwich and they take it to the beach, instead of having lunch in a restaurant..." Some, if not quite a few, of the tourists who visit us are more inclined to take liquid or inhaled drinks to the beach, rather than solid ones. It's a bet that a good part of the tourism sector made many years ago (and still today it links the name of '). Embellish it as much as they want, but this is still the reality. hostages. And two, the decline could be explained as a consequence of "the social and media campaigns against tourism". has been so exaggerated, so disproportionate and out of tune (from a huge campaign, this one, of advertisements wishing tourists happiness here, to calling the young people of Arran Nazis and terrorists, including headlines threatening them with police and judicial persecution), that it has ended up giving more of an account of the decline in the local anti-capitalist slump.

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