There are plenty of people who are not taking the situation seriously, as last weekend demonstrated, especially in the provincial capital of Granada.
City & Metropolitan
News from Granada city and its surroundings
Slipper Throwing Mum Acquitted
by Martin Myall •
The mother, who was reported to the authorities for throwing a slipper at her daughter, was acquitted of domestic violence, but there can be an appeal.
Cats & Dogs & Other Problems
by Martin Myall •
Talking of the Granada-city bypass, a tailback several kilometres in length was caused by a small dog loose on the northbound lanes.
Unwanted Air Passengers
by Hugh MacArthur •
The Sindicato Unificado de Policía (SUP), which is the labour union for Spanish police forces, has complained about illegal immigrants being flown in to Granada Airport.
Friends, Trust & Money
by Hugh MacArthur •
“With friend like that, who needs enemies,” as the expression goes and in this particular case, the expression fits like a glove.
Homeless, Invisible and Dead
by Martin Myall •
It was yesterday morning in the centre of Granada that the body of a homeless man was found, thanks to a call to the 112 Emergency number.
Earth Tremors in Granada
by Martin Myall •
The Good Folk (and the bad ones) of Granada have been a bit rattled by subterranean rattling after a 3.6º earth tremor yesterday morning.
Fate
by Martin Myall •
How many of us, one day of our lives, will wake up in one life and finish the day in a vastly different one, after Fate decides to divide an existence in two?
Irresponsible Councillor?
by Martin Myall •
A socialist councillor belonging to the Güéjar Sierra Town Council, María Encarnación Álvarez, allegedly broke quarantine several times after testing positive.
Jumping The Queue
by Martin Myall •
The waiting list for none-life-threatening operations is getting longer thanks to the Covid, so when somebody jumps the queue, there can be come backs.