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The Army and Alcúdia Face Each Other in a Corner of Mallorca Where No One Wants to Give In
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A strategic enclave overlooking the Cap del Pinar Sea occupies a small peninsula north of Alcúdia, opposite Pollença Bay. It is a protected natural environment, dotted with pine groves, coves and hiking trails well known among the neighbors. But in addition to its landscape value, the enclave has a military history dating back to the forties of the last century. In 1941, during the postwar context, the Army opened a file of forced expropriation …
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