Politicians banned from pizzeria in Jaen

A PIZZERIA in Andujar, Jaen decided to deny access to politicians in protest against the situation of the catering industry.

The restaurant, belonging to the Pomodoro franchise, had put up posters saying that politicians were banned from entering, in order to express the discontent in the sector due to the coronavirus restrictions, but they have since withdrawn them, following requests from the Local Police. The police visited the establishment approximately eight hours after the posters had been put up. One of the owners said that apparently the local mayor had heard about it and had sent the officers round.

However, they explained that they now plan to consult with a lawyer to find out if they have the right to deny admission, and if they do, they say they plan to put their posters up again.

An employee posted photos of the posters on Twitter, receiving many messages of support from the public regarding their decision to ban politicians from the pizzeria in Jaen.


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