Tag Archive for andalucia

Pedal-Powered Carnival

Over a hundred cyclists in fancy dress took part in the Carnival Parade, which was organized by the Club Ciclista Almuñécar, with the collaboration of the Councillor for Fiestas and the Municipal Sports Board.

Joan Miro Posters on Show

The Nerja Museum is holding an exhibition of Los Carteles de Miró comprising of 32 posters, which were commissioned by art galleries and produced by the painter between 1963 and 1985.

Paseo de los Carabineros

The Head of the Demarcación de Costas, Angel González, visited Nerja to meet with the Mayor and several councillors on the subject of the Paseo de los Carbineros.

La Desbandada

Without doubt the greatest civilian massacre of the Spanish Civil War occurred along what is today the N-340 between Málaga and Almería; around 20,000 people lost their lives.

Improbable Speeding

A van driver has been acquitted of a dangerous driving charge; not because his excuse was accepted, but because the judge found 187 kph to be too ambitious, given the type of vehicle.

Not Recommended

A 34-year-old man had part of his scrotum ripped off on a barbed-wire fence – his penis didn’t have a lot to chuckle about, either.

Opposition Not Happy with A7 Delay

The regional socialist party has accused the Central Government of delaying the completion of the A-7. They demand that the Central Government spend 116m euros so that the A-7, minus the Carchuna-Castell section, so it can all be opened this year.

The American International Club

Do you know of any Spanish Charities (O.N.G) who help people and are seeking funding? The American International Club is currently seeking Spanish Organizations who are seeking assistance.