Well, the Junta has finally published the BOJA, which is in the regional gazette and the final word on government decision – if it’s not in the Boja, it doesn’t count.
Tag Archive for andalusia
Junta Prepared To Act
by Vivienne Hughes •
The Junta de Andalucía is prepared to curtail night clubs and other nightlife establishments. This step might be taken because of outbreaks in Córdoba and other provinces.
Brit Yacht Nabbed Drug Running
by Hugh MacArthur •
The Spanish Customs & Excise police boarded a British yacht off the coast of Cádiz with 400 kilos of hashish stowed away.
No Me Toques las Coquinas
by Martin Myall •
The Guardia Civil confiscated seven kilos of wedge clams (Donax trunculus) known as coquinas in Spanish when they stopped a car at a routine road check.
Flooding in Granada
by Hugh MacArthur •
Granada has two fire stations and both were working flat out to pump out tunnels and other flooded areas after a torrential downpour yesterday.
The Wheres & Whens of Masks
by Martin Myall •
The new obligatory use of surgical masks must be observed on beaches and public swimming pools. Failure to do so will result in a 100-euro fine.
Five Kilos of Chewing Gum
by Martin Myall •
The street-cleaning & rubbish-collection company, FCC, has removed, over 5,000 pieces of chewing gum from the streets of Motril.
Ay Granada!
by Vivienne Hughes •
The Regional Minister for Health, Jesús Aguirre, has ruled out, he says, the idea of putting the metropolitan area of Granada into quarantine.
Torrenueva Beach Fines
by Martin Myall •
Whereas in Motril police restricted access to Playa Granada, turning people back, on Torrenueva Costa beaches people were fined for ‘reserving space.’
Calabajío Beach Closed
by Vivienne Hughes •
The first weekend of July has been a testbed for how the pandemic will affect beach use. Sunday the 5th saw overcrowded beaches in Almuñécar and Motril closed.