The Mojácar PSOE (Socialists, geddit?) has posted a stinging article on their website about how lowering the closing hour in the bars (from 3.00am to 2.00am weekdays, 4.00am to 3.00am Fridays and Saturdays) is bad for business. There are three clubs which can apparently stay open until 6.00am... but anyway.
Bad for whose business... the alcohol-controlling cops?
The article claims that around 100 jobs will (have?) been lost by this order, which comes, it says, in contradiction to the Junta de Andalucía giving Mojácar the special 'municipio de gran afluencia turística', which allows the town to increase its opening hours.
So, who does the Mojácar PSOE represent? A few late-night bar owners... or the general peace-loving residential public?