It seems that we have got tired of letting an octopus predict the winner of a World Cup today because we now have a lemur to do the job…
Lucky Lemur?
by Martin Myall •
Tag Archive for argentina
Very Expensive Metre
by Hugh MacArthur •
Domingo Alonso was a bit choked, to say the least, when he discovered that the Town Hall had embargoed his pension and savings – he’s 77.
Is Cristina up the Creek without her Padel?
by Anne Eastwood •
No way; there is so much more to this young lady than just her world-championship-level padel victories!
Argentina Seeks Spanish Torturers’ Extradition
by Martin Myall •
It seems that Argentina is returning the favour to Spain by bringing to trial notorious Franco-regime torturers.
Almuñécar Girl Represents Spain
by Louise Powell •
Cristina Torrecillas will represent Spain the IX World Padel Championships, which are being held in Argentina. The championships will take place in Buenos Aires between the 28th of October and the 3rd of November.
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.
Wonky World x 2
by David Darby •
Two articles from our February World Section. One about fighting clergy and the other about a gang of bank robbers who didn’t quite get what they came for…
Three Spanish National Articles
by Duncan Inglis •
Three national articles from the January edition. Including interesting stuff about Argentina declassifying papers relating to the ‘disappeared’ Spaniards. Monetary union discussions and amendments. And finally Hot Hot Hot about the overall yearly temperature in Spain for 2011.
Crazy Fine
by David Darby •
A resident of Motril has complained about his treatment by local police officers who fined him for walking in the road.
Ricardo Romero was completely flabbergasted at what happened as he walked down the very narrow street of Piedrabuena, with his sister.
They had been shopping and had a small ‘pull along’ shopping basket, but the pavement was so narrow that they could not both fit, so Ricardo naturally stepped into the road.
Motril descendents
by Vivienne Hughes •
A story of immigration, but in reverse. Last month the Mayor of Motril, Carlos Rojas, travelled to Albardón in Argentina, accompanied by Head of Immigration, Teresa Morales, to visit the Motril community there.