School kids in the Madrid have been suffering from mild heatstroke in their classrooms this past week owing to this premature heatwave.
Tag Archive for corruption
Menu del Dia: Political Corruption
by Martin Myall •
There is a tremendous battle going on between the judicial power and the Government over the investigations and persecution of the omnipresent corruption in the Body Political.
Corruption in Spain
by Hugh MacArthur •
We all know corruption is rife, but a recent report drawn up by a judiciary body states that on average, three people a day are tried for it.
Corruption Prime Concern for Majority of Spaniards
by Martin Myall •
Six out of every ten Spaniards consider that corruption is the main problem that the country has.
Watching TV in Spain
by Marianne Lindahl •
While curing a November cold I have watched a lot of Spanish TV, like Menuda Noche and La Tarde Aqui y Ahora on Canal Sur.
Food for Thought II
by Martin Myall •
Another 3-course menu del dia of tasty media morsels!
Judge Association Fights Political Meddling
by Hugh MacArthur •
The second biggest judge association, The Francisco de Vitoria, has impugned before the Supreme Court the political accord to share out top judge positions.
Spaniards Don’t Trust Their Politicians
by Martin Myall •
Spaniards were asked to give marks from zero to ten on various state institutions. The results were not flattering. The findings were also contrasted with a poll containing the same questions for 2009/10.
The Problem: Nobody Resigns
by Martin Myall •
Nobody will be surprised to hear that Spain dropped ten slots in the Corruption Perceptions Index for 2013. To watch the Spanish midday news is to witness a litany of corruption scandals, after all.
Almuñécar Town Surveyor Acquitted
by Martin Myall •
Criminal Law Court Nº1 in Motril has ordered that the case against José Luis Rodriguez Passolas for urban-development corruption be shelved. The case was brought against him and María Arellano Ruiz by the Ministerio Fiscal and Ecologistas en Acción.