The mayor of Sant Antoni de Portmany, Marcos Serra, has denied attending an event that had prompted questions over his alleged presence, according to Diario de Ibiza.

The mayor has rejected the suggestion that he attended the event, responding to the claims and clarifying his position.

The story comes as Sant Antoni continues to attract significant attention during the summer season, with the municipality balancing its busy tourism calendar with efforts to manage events and activity across the town.

What the mayor says

Serra has specifically denied having attended the event, making clear that the claims circulating about his presence do not reflect what he says actually happened.

Because the story concerns an allegation about an individual's presence at an event, the distinction between the claim and the mayor's response is important.

The mayor's denial is the central development reported by Diario de Ibiza.

Why the story is attracting attention

Sant Antoni is one of Ibiza's best-known tourism destinations, particularly for its nightlife, restaurants and famous sunset coastline.

Events taking place in and around the municipality can attract considerable public attention, particularly when they involve local political figures or questions about municipal activity.

For Ibiza, these stories also highlight the level of public interest surrounding how local authorities participate in — and oversee — events during the busy summer season.

Source: Diario de Ibiza