The changes have been coming for a while, the unknown is, to what level of bar/restaurant are they going to continue to squeeze? At this point it seems that anything that is pretty much a bar only is persona non grata, but will it stop there? For example, would something like Fraggle Rock come onto the Radar, because its not a "high enough percentage" of restaurant for the Gov's liking?
An interesting thought, which I think is safe to assume is, they believe that 100% of the future people to come to Sosua will be families. If they squash any potential nightlife, what would people other than families have to do? It wouldn't make sense a newlywed couple that were to come to Sosua on honeymoon would perhaps want to go for drinks and perhaps dance somewhere at night, right? And if 100% of the folks coming are families with kids, they "generally" aren't wandering the streets later at night.
If both groups are pretty much going to be resort bound, either for the fact they have kids to put to bed and mind over, or there is no nightlife for younger couples, then they have no need to leave the resort at night, ipso facto, what then does it matter what goes on in town?
I know the working girls still patrol during the day, but again, where are these families or young couples going to go exactly during the day, to the attractions that don't exist?
