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26 June 2026

Illegal Ibiza Party Shut Down by Authorities

Illegal Ibiza Party Shut Down by Authorities

More than 1,000 partygoers were left disappointed when authorities in Sant Antoni swiftly broke up an illegal party featuring well-known DJs. The operation, carried out by the Local Police and the Guardia Civil, followed multiple reports of loud music from frustrated locals. While the initial response faced criticism for delays, officials clarified that logistical challenges delayed their intervention until a suitable location was confirmed. As a result, party organizers now face penalties totaling €300,000, with additional sanctions for lacking the necessary permits. In response to allegations of continued partying into the afternoon, local officials highlighted their efficiency in managing the situation despite the criticism from political opposition.

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