Spanish municipal governments have grown weary of cleaning up after these episodes. The Ayuntamiento de Benidorm operates under strict public order bylaws, known locally as the Ordenanza de Convivencia Ciudadana. Under these statutes, public nudity outside designated naturist zones carries financial penalties ranging from €100 to €750. Engaging in reckless behavior on public roadways or climbing urban structures can trigger fines reaching €1,500.
Enforcement, however, remains tricky when numbers overwhelm personnel. A squad of twelve Policia Local officers cannot safely wade into an agitated crowd of three thousand singing football fans without triggering a riot. Instead, commanders rely on aerial drones and fixed security cameras to log offenses, intervening strategically once the initial frenzy subsides. In the days following the viral footage, municipal authorities deployed reinforced units of the Policia Nacional to erect physical barricades on Calle Gerona, preventing fans from choking road junctions during later fixture windows.
