Ibiza Residents Strike Back as Illegal 1,000-Guest Villa Party Raided by Police
Police ended the two-day event early and opened sanction proceedings that could bring organizers a fine of up to €300,000, officials said.
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Ibiza residents strike back as illegal 1,000-guest villa party raided by police
The party is over: a recent illegal villa rager in Ibiza has made waves in the local community after several complaints and even a police raid put a stop to the event. The incident highlights a new reality for residents and visitors of the Balearic Island, as well as holidaymakers and expatriates in other parts of Spain where summer partying is as much a part of daily life as gastronomy and… Source
Ibiza residents declare war on illegal villa parties: 1,000 guests, private security and no permits
On June 10, more than 1,000 people gathered to dance and drink at an event planned to last two days on an estate located on the Camí Vell de Sant Mateu in the municipality of Sant Antoni de Portmany, Ibiza, in Spain’s Balearic Islands. It was not an impromptu get-together with a bar and a DJ, but an event very much like the music festivals that pop up across Spain in summer: restaurant areas for dining, several bars, toilets, an ambulance with m…
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