Was water free tap in bars and restaurants? Yes or no? That is the question. The issue has sparked controversy in social networks, specially in Facebook. There is no majority in the views or hint of possible consensus.
The social network Mark Zuckerberg is burning since last Thursday TO FATHER, Organization of consumers and users, claimed through its official website and social networks the development of a national law obliging hotel and catering establishments to always offer the possibility of a container with tap water for free and complementary to the offer onsite.
He did taking advantage of the celebration of World Water Day and has sparked controversy by both business owners and users and customers. While in cities like Granada, Mallorca and Pamplona this practice is common in restaurants and bars, there is no law requiring it.
Nevertheless, apparently seen in the comments in social media, there seems to be unanimity on the matter although the OCU defends his initiative claiming that “water is a commodity”. Rather the complete opposite.
Here we will share some of the views that generated the controversial topic on Facebook:
and Twitter, the reactions of all kinds have been wait either. Here you have a sample of them:
Water is a commodity and as such should be available to consumers in stores for free. We ordered a nationwide law requiring bars and restaurants to offer tap water https://t.co/m16sElztUu pic.twitter.com/grfxxCLrZf
- TO FATHER (@consumers) 25 March 2018
¿Is it free for bars? And the dishwasher? And labor? It is the municipalities who put sources.
- Jose Abad Prieto (@joseabadprieto) 25 March 2018
Tap water at least in large cities could be classified carcinogenic. They can be used perfectly recyclable glass containers. Water should be free if but promote drinking tap water is unhealthy
- José Ramón Navarro (@ Jose7ramon) 25 March 2018
Good, I have a restaurant, to me they give me free too?. I have to pay and it is a business that we live many people, the glass bring it because I also costs me money to buy it and wash it and of course pay the person who serves
— Amalia (@amaliagil2000) 25 March 2018
That is where you can drink. In the Canary Islands is not the 100% Purified in many areas and is not suitable for consumption. Even gold price cobrándola.
— H.D.R (@HdDelgadoRodrig) 25 March 2018
So why it is not free for all?
- misscaribe (@missicaribe) 25 March 2018
