Mallorca Equestrian Competition Under 'Illegal' Controversy Due to Permit Issues; PSOE Fiercely Criticizes PP-Vox Government
I found the news about the equestrian competition held in Mallorca quite interesting! However, I was surprised to hear that it was conducted without an activity permit. 😮 The PSOE is pointing out that this is 'extremely serious' and is criticizing the PP-Vox government's management style. I wonder what lies behind this situation?
Hello everyone! Today, I've brought you some fascinating news unfolding in Mallorca. I was genuinely intrigued when I came across these reports. The Equestrian Institute of Mallorca (IEHM) held an equestrian competition at the Son Pardo Hippodrome, but it seems to have landed in a rather complex situation.
Controversy Over 'Illegal' Competition Without Permits, Fierce Criticism from PSOE
Found this article helpful?
Never miss insights like this - delivered every morning
The first to highlight this issue was the Socialist Party (PSOE). PSIB, as they are also known, strongly criticized on Friday that the Equestrian Institute of Mallorca (IEHM) held an equestrian competition at the Son Pardo Hippodrome without 'activity permits.' 😤
The PSIB described it as an "extremely serious situation" and accused the PP-Vox government's management of the island as "incompetent and negligent." They specifically pointed out that competitions have been continuously held despite the racetrack's activity permit being revoked exactly one year ago, in December 2024. 😱
120,000 Euros in Non-Contractual Expenses... Suspicions of 'Careless' Operations
The suspicions raised by PSIB do not end there. They also questioned 110 instances of non-contractual expenses at the Institut Hípic, amounting to a staggering 120,000 euros (approximately 170 million KRW). 💸
These expenditures are considered even more serious because they were made without going through formal contracting procedures. Furthermore, PSIB argues that since the racetrack is operating without formal activity permits from the local city council (Ajuntament de Palma), it essentially means that "every equestrian competition held is illegal." 😥
It was also mentioned that the racetrack had previously received a temporary permit on the condition that infrastructure construction would be completed, but this construction was not properly carried out. This, it is said, ultimately led to the revocation of the activity permit.
What Are Your Thoughts, Readers?
Hearing about such large-scale events proceeding without official permits and incurring non-contractual expenses truly sparks a lot of thought. 🤔
As sports events bring joy to many people, transparency and legality in their processes should naturally be guaranteed. The Mallorca authorities' stance on this issue and how they will resolve it going forward is a matter of significant attention.
What are your thoughts on this situation? Please feel free to share your opinions in the comments! 👇
Hoping for Safe and Transparent Operations
This news seems to go beyond just a local sports event, posing important questions about administrative transparency and accountability. I hope for more meticulous management and operations in the future so that all activities conducted in Mallorca comply with legal procedures and can earn the trust of the citizens. 🙏
That's all for today's news. I'll be back with more interesting and informative stories!