Now here’s something to get serious about. Two homosexual flightless birds at the Madrid zoo, sentimental partners for six months, apparently have been dreaming about a child of their own
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Three More Spanish National Articles From May
by Duncan Inglis •
Three interesting articles from the May edition, including Argentina doing the REPSOL dirty, airport taxes dispute & the free movement of people around the EU.
Three May Spanish National Articles
by Duncan Inglis •
Three interesting articles from our May edition, including the King and the elephants, census and population counts and ultra high Spanish earners.
It’s Official
by Editor •
Anybody who has lived here since the Peseta days will have had the impression that things have become much more expensive since the Euro came in – well, it’s not just an impression, because according to a study carried out by the major Spanish bank, BBVA, prices have risen by a stunning 45% since 1999, which was when the Euro came in here.
Three Spanish National Articles
by David Darby •
Three Spanish National articles from the April edition and all written by Duncan Inglis, concerning murder and drought…
Three Spanish National Articles From April
by Duncan Inglis •
Three Spanish national articles from the April edition, all written by Duncan Inglis.
Three April Spanish Articles
by Duncan Inglis •
Three Spanish national articles from the April edition, all written by Duncan Inglis.
Three Spanish National Articles
by Duncan Inglis •
Three Spanish national articles from the April edition penned by our own Duncan Inglis.
Iberia Strike Looming
by Martin Myall •
The Iberia airline pilots are planning to strike every Friday and Monday from the 9th of April, in protest over the creation of Iberia Express low-cost affiliation, which began operating on the 25th of March.
General Strike: Mixed Results
by Martin Myall •
As of Midday, the strike is obtaining different results depending on the size of the town. In Almuñécar it is almost non-existent with the only sign of a general strike, apart from the occasional closed shop, is the rubbish that was not collected in the early hours of the morning.