Social networking creates a parallel society that operates with almost impunity. Normal circumstances regarding presumption of innocence are disregarded, and in the case of an incident concerning a lass from Salobreña, online lynching.
Salobreña
News from Salobrena, costa tropical, Granada
Publication Update: March
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We go to the printer Tuesday the 1st, meaning that hardcopy distribution begins Wednesday3rd March in the evening. We missed getting to the printer on Friday the 25th of Feb because my main computer went down and I am now using a back up one… Don’t you just love it when that happens on the…
World Cup Trophy in Almuñécar
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How would you like to get up close the the World Cup trophy? You would? Well, now’s you chance as it will be on show at the Almuñécar Casa de la Cultura on the 17th of February from betweem 17.00h to 22.00h and that’s it, so don’t miss this opportunity!
Unusual Visitor
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Learning the Tourist Lingo
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Salobreña is keen on attracting foreign tourists; you will have noticed posters in several languages appearing around town.
Castle Care Funds
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The Town Hall has managed to land a grant towards restoring the castle. Of the project budget of just under a million euros, 60% will come from the Junta de Andalucía,
Poor or Pampered Pensioners?
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Local pensioners are not happy with the state of their pensioners’ complex, which they claim is lacking basic services.
Publication Update: February
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Peel your oggling marbles – this is the plan. We go to the printer Monday 31st, meaning that hardcopy distribution begins Wednesday 2nd February in the evening. The online edition, of course will start going up on the 1st, as always, if I can convince, Dave Darby, back in England, to put some stuff up…
German-Language Cinema
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From the 19th of January, the Casa de la Cultura in Almuñécar will be screening German-language films with Spanish subtitles.
Water Win!
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Molvízar has finally won its battle against the nasty water company and their ‘broken meters.’ Incredibly, they actually managed to get the blighters to return their money!

