There was an unrelated death on Monday (unrelated to the outage, that is) in Torremolinos after a male tourist in his 50s reportedly drowned in the sea.
Those of us who are old enough to remember listening to Radio Luxembourg and Radio Caroline on our transistor radios will have felt a glimmer of nostalgia with their sudden ‘rediscovery’ during the outage.
Judge José Luis Calama has opened preliminary proceedings today for the investigation into the Iberian-peninsular-wide power outage as a possible act of terrorism.
Nearly 24 hours on from the mass outage, the only thing certain is that it was not a cyber attack, according to Red Electrica or the Spanish Intelligence Services.
Obviously, we were unable to publish anything on the nationwide outage but we were able to follow what was happening on a good-ol’ fashioned transistor radio.
Saturday saw a small yacht washed up onto a beach near La Rábita, despite a calm sea state but the wind from the east, although not strong, caught the skipper out.
There was a meeting in the Almuñécar Town Hall of all the clubs and associations that intend to take part in the Encuentro de Asociaciones, which will take place on the 31st of May in the Majuelo Park.
The snow might be hanging around on the northern face of the Sierra Nevada until the official end of season for skiing on the 4th of May, but the hotels are running on empty.
The Mancomunidad del Valle de Lecrín has begun the refuse collection of organic waste, which residents should leave in the brown bins clearly marked, orgánica.
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