Even the BBC reported on the furore that followed the Spanish Ministry of Consumer Affairs, Alberto Garzón’s, recommendations for Spaniards to eat less meat.
Hyperbole and Back Wounds
by Martin Myall •
Editorials
editorial comments on topical news subjects
Hostelry Staff Shortage
by Martin Myall •
Tables are beginning to fill in bars, restaurants and chiringuitos along Costa Tropical, but there are not enough hands to serve them.
More on New Electricity Rates
by Martin Myall •
A reader via our facebook account (Kirsty) asked whether we knew the hourly rates for each of the three electricity bands – ojalá there were a straight answer!
The Butterfly Effect
by Martin Myall •
How could one of Donald Trump’s decisions end up with homeowners in the Axarquía losing a chance to legalise them? Unlikely, as it might seem, one has.
Beaches & Headaches
by Martin Myall •
High temperatures and the absence of travel restrictions have meant that where the wet bit meets the dry bit it has become pretty crowded.
What is an Estado de Alarma?
by Martin Myall •
When asked whether the Junta would request an Estado de Alarma for Andalucía, the Vice-PM Marín said that they wouldn’t, but for specific powers they would.
Fairground Attractions Return
by Martin Myall •
Surprisingly, Salobreña Town Hall has decide to permit a travelling fair to set up attractions in the municipality.
The Economics of Health
by Martin Myall •
The Spanish say, Man is the only animal that trips over the same stone twice, meaning that we make a mistake and then go and make the same mistake again.
Is There A Right Way?
by Martin Myall •
The Health Committee belonging to the Junta will announce this evening any changes produced by the new figures, which indicate a drop in contagion.
Welcome to 2021!
by Martin Myall •
A Happy New Year to all our readers from all of us that help to produce the Seaside Gazette paper edition and this online version.