
With Spain entering the summer period, the figures for Covid cases are climbing, worryingly, the Central Government considers, and the question of mask usage has been raised.
The Town Hall of the Alpujarreño village of Carataunas will convert its old oil mill into a museum; i.e., one dedicated to how people lived (socio-cultural anthropology).
Seventeen employees at an ITV station in Murcia were arrested by the Guardia Civil for official-document forgery.
The Guardia Civil in Murcia carried out three arrests as part of their police operation, Mixta Oleum against adulterated cooking oil.
A fruit farmer in the Axarquía has just cut down his plantation of avocado tree, all 600 of them, because there isn’t enough water available to maintain them alive.
The same price but less product is an underhand way of deceiving consumers. This is called reduflación in Spanish. In English its called swindling bastardry… sort of.
Around the end of last month there was a double murder involving a Spanish Count, his wife, her female friend, ending in his suicide.
One woman had only left her car parked in the underground parking area of Nevada Shooping Centre for 25, but it was long enough to have it stripped.
Salobreña Town Hall and Asociación Granadown (Down’s Syndrome) have signed an accord to renew the annual arrangement for providing jobs in municipal offices.
The Motril fishing sector hangs on by its finger tips, batting down their hatches against fishing restrictions and the price of fuel.
Now, you might be thinking that these Regional Elections had no relation to the balance of power in your Town Hall, but in the case of Almuñécar, you’d be wrong.
Police operation, Anecile, launched by the Guardia Civl post of Salobreña resulted in the arrest of a suspect behind a cortijo robbery in Melicena.
They have finally finished the restoration work on the main tourist office in Almuñécar, the Palacete de la Najarra.
Motril Town Hall announced that several open spaces of land near the beaches are prepared for use as summer parking.