Finland has suggested that Spain and Italy “mortgage” their national heritage buildings, which in the case of Spain, would be the world-famous El Escorial, or El Palacio Real.
National
A satirical take on Spanish national news
Stone Through Windscreen
by Martin Myall •
A Frenchman, resident in Madrid, was killed when a large stone came through a windscreen, killing him instantly.
Spanish Prisoners Abroad
by Martin Myall •
Did you know that 83.4% of the 2,426 Spaniards being held in prisons outside the country are serving drug-related sentences?
Forgeries with a Difference
by Martin Myall •
We often read articles about forged brand-name articles, such as sunglasses, belts, handbags, etc, but it is probably the first time that you have come across one about fake military and police equipment – read on.
New Regulations on Residing in Spain
by Martin Myall •
The following is an extract of the official text provided on the Government’s webpage concerning the new laws on residing in Spain for citizens of members states of the EU
Briton Sentenced to Jail
by Martin Myall •
Alan M.D. has been sentenced to 19 years in prison for the murder of his ex-girlfriend on the 29th of May 2009. The man, who resides in Orihela (Alicante) stabbed her to death, inflicting 47 knife wounds.
No Longer A Crime
by Martin Myall •
The Spanish Supreme Court has ruled that giving money to a jailed terrorist or his family is not a crime, thus acquitting a Moroccan man and liberating him from a 5-year prison sentence for having sent funds to the wife of a jailed terrorist
Figueres & Forest Fires
by Gazette Reader •
Fires in the North-West corner of Spain have resulted in two tourists jumping to their deaths from a cliff in an attempt to escape the advancing flames. A reader from nearby Figueres has written in with news from that town.
The King Who Was Sacked
by Martin Myall •
Rey Don Juan Carlos I, the darling of the Spanish, has been sacked as head of the World Wildlife Fund; a position that he held in an honoury capacity
Spanish Military Cuts
by Martin Myall •
The crisis – or the way it is being handled – is affecting every sector of public spending, so it comes as no surprise to learn that the Ministry of Defence will be cutting troop numbers by 15,000 plus 5,000 civilians employed by the ministry over the next 13 years.