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Editorials
editorial comments on topical news subjects
Election Rerun
by Martin Myall •
It appears to be inevitable; the King is set to give the go ahead for the dissolution of the Parliament on the 2nd of May for the General Election to be held on June the 26th.
Plainly Irresponsible
by Martin Myall •
All along the Costa Tropical town halls are cleaning up the streets after Semana Santa because they are coated with wax thanks to the candlelit processions.
Elections Uncertainty
by Martin Myall •
In these recent General Elections, the four main parties got what they wanted, but not enough of it to be any good. The PP won, but not by far enough, and PSOE didn’t implode.
Rules Dam Solution Pledge
by Martin Myall •
The proximity of the General Elections has become even more apparent with an the announcement by the governing party concerning Rules Dam.
Municipal Market vs. The Future
by Martin Myall •
“What happened to the electoral pledges,” ask the stall holders in the Almuñécar Market, referring to the market and the closed car park underneath.
September PDF Download
by Editor •
The September 2015 edition of the Seaside Gazette is now available for download in PDF format
Gibraltar Incident
by Martin Myall •
A serious incident occurred yesterday with Spanish vessels pursuing alleged smugglers right up to the shores of Gibraltar. London and the Gibraltar Governments reacted angrily.
Room for One More Standing
by Martin Myall •
The Spanish say that somebody ‘has no hairs on the tongue,’ meaning that they don’t mince their words… Outspoken author, Pérez-Reverte evidently has none on his.
Almuñécar’s New Day
by Martin Myall •
On the 14th of June Trinidad Herrera was reelected to the Mayoralty of Almuñécar, but this time, as the head of the most-voted party.