High temperatures and the absence of travel restrictions have meant that where the wet bit meets the dry bit it has become pretty crowded.
Features
editorial columns by feature writers
Reader: Mysterious Lights
by Martin Myall •
A reader left a post on our Your Questions section about a string of lights crossing the night’s sky. We looked up the answer.
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.
Travelling to and in Spain
by Maria Teresa Velasco •
Each month a legal column is published in the paper edition, but this month we have decided to include it online owing to its relevance concerning Easter.
Cinema Reminder
by Gazette Reader •
Don’t forget tonight’s film, Official Secrets, show at Salobreña auditorium at 17.00h.
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.
Evergreen Electrica
by Hugh MacArthur •
Electricity bills are almost impossible to understand, even for Spaniards, but if your understanding of Spanish is vague, then what about getting it in English?
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.
Popular Rural Retreats & Why
by Martin Myall •
The pandemic has savaged the hospitality sector and the big hotels, for example have come off worse compared with small rural hotels.