This jellyfish (sort of) is not something that you would like to find clinging to your rubber duck in the bathtub. Neither is it something that you would expect to sight of an Almuñécar beach, but that is what has happened.
Tag Archive for Cádiz
Policeman Fines Mayor
by Martin Myall •
The socialist Mayor of La Linea in Cádiz, Gemma Araujo, has begun disciplinary action against a municipal policeman who gave her a parking fine.
Pupil Sets Light to Teacher’s Hair
by Martin Myall •
A 16-year-old pupil at a secondary school in Barbate, Cádiz, set light to his females teacher’s hair with his cigarette lighter.
Police Steal Food?
by Martin Myall •
Nacional and municipal policemen in Puerto Real (Cádiz) were caught taking confiscated food for their own consumption.
Mother Stabs Adult Daughter?
by Martin Myall •
The Guardia Civil arrested a 43-year-old woman in Chiprona (Cádiz) as the alleged culprit for the murder of her own 21-year-daughter, after a heated argument.
Policeman Drowns In Rescue Attempt
by Martin Myall •
An off-duty policeman, belonging to the Policía Nacional drowned off Playa El Palmar in Véjer de la Frontera, Cádiz in an attempt two rescue foreign tourists. He had been sunbathing with his wife on the said beach when he saw the two swimmers in difficulties, calling for help, so, without hesitation, he went to their rescue
Sexist Audacity
by Martin Myall •
The Councillor for Justice and the Interior, Emilio de Llera put his foot in it over a ‘piropo’ (compliment) paid to the attractive female judge, Mercedes Alaya, who never smiles in public, it seems.
Málaga Contraband Climbs
by Martin Myall •
Thanks to the crisis, one of the few business sectors that is growing in the province of Málaga is the illegal contraband in tobacco and alcohol. Of course, Málaga isn’t the only province where this is happening, nor is the phenomenon anything new, because smuggling is as old as the hills and always flourishes when times are hard.
Priest Dies Saving Children
by Martin Myall •
Cádiz-born Father Pedro Manuel Salado died in Ecuador shortly after saving the lives of seven children, who had been swept into the sea by a freak wave, near Quinindé.
Dangerous Spud
by Martin Myall •
It used to be an underhand trick of greengrocers to sell you potatoes with a lot of dried mud clinging to them – you came to expect that, but what you wouldn’t expect is a hand grenade, which is precisely what one customer from Chiclana de la Frontera (Cádiz) found in his bag of potatoes.