The Prime Minister of the Andalusian Regional Government, Susana Díaz, has just announced that there will be elections on the 2nd of December.
Tag Archive for elections
Stand-up Politics
by Jes Rasmussen •
As I write, it is still uncertain whether or not Mr and Mrs Denmark are going to the polling stations this autumn, only little more than a year after the latest election.
Electoral Fun in Almuñécar
by Martin Myall •
Firstly, cheer up; it will all be over by Sunday night. Secondly, we’re in for a nightmare week until then.
Andalusia Elections Summary
by Martin Myall •
The socialist polled the same amount of seats on the 22nd of March as the last regional elections, but unlike last time, they came in first – sounds a contradiction, but it’s not.
A Taste of Things to Come?
by Martin Myall •
The tailbacks on the N-340 and A-44 during the May-Day break were a reminder of how the summer traffic will probably be.
Benny Makes His Move
by Martin Myall •
It’s official and it’s all over bar the shouting; Juan Carlos Benavides is back in the driving seat of the Almuñécar branch of the PA.
El Caso E.R.E.
by Martin Myall •
If there is one thing that is liable to lose the regional elections for the socialists (PSOE) it is the scandal of the ERE. Now this is staggeringly scandalous, even in a country where corruption appears to be an Olympic sport. Read on…
Three Spanish National Aritcles
by Duncan Inglis •
Three national articles from the January edition, including the election of Sr. Rajoy, the tragic and sometimes fatal attempts by Africans to enter Spain and further earthly rumbles in Lorca.
A-7 Confusion
by Editor •
The Province of Granada seems to be receiving one piece of bad news after another. First of all it was the negative from Brussels to route the Mediterranean rail-freight network via Costa Tropical, leaving Motril port without a rail connection, and then on the 26th of October, it was announced that the autovia construction between Taramay and Salobreña had seemingly ground to a halt.
The Mayoress of Almunecar
by Editor •
The investiture plenary meeting of the Almunecar town council has just concluded, with Trinidad Herrera receiving the necessary eleven votes to obtain the absolute majority to become Almunecar’s first Mayoress in its 2,500 years of history. The PP received one of the four PSOE votes, as was expected. Nobody knows which of the PSOE councillors…