Blacked out signs

I noticed this year, staff in some restaurants was very selective with serving customers. I was with non english group, so it is not anti english behaviour. We had in our small group of 4 people disabled person in a wheelchair. Sad to say, could not get a drink or food from some establishments, even the places were almost empty. Pre Covid, I had good experience in these places... 

Hi 

You say "a lot of signs was blocked off" - can you elaborate? I drive past Via Park 3 regularly and have never noticed anything?

Mind you, I can't remember ever seeing a sign specifically for La Zenia Beach.

Cheers

Steve

Please see the photos I’ve attached. 

I've seen things like this before, which appear to be when locals who speak Valenciana object to signs in "Spanish". But I haven't previously noticed them around Punta Prima/Los Altos before.

However, there is a fair bit of graffiti by the far right Vox party and the recent general election has, I think, given them a boost. They may, I guess, object to foreign companies like Aldi and foreigners in general, but I'm not political enough to be sure about this.

As for bar staff, I can think of a few who have been fired recently simply because of supply and demand now the summer season is over - that's not gonna put them in a good mood!

I think bars owners are still trying to recover their losses from stupid lock down laws.

Who knows...?

Cheers

Steve

Graffiti has always been a problem in Spain, but I do think since Brexit there has been a more anti British attitude by some, not all but its there.

I have also found that Covid has brought out a lot of agression and entitlement in people, not just in Spain but everwhere and business is trying to squeeze money out of customers in everyway possible. Locking people up was a terrible thing, humans are in the main social beings, but isolation has made many very selfish and rude.

I’ve just been on Spain anti-tourism, does anyone think this is the same as what I was asking.