For local fishermen, the EU is the big, bogey man because announcements from that quarter normally mean new fishing restrictions, making their future bleaker.
Tag Archive for EU
Rules Legal Action?
by Vivienne Hughes •
The pressure group pushing for the Rules Reservoir distribution system are studying the legal possibilities of taking the Government to court before the EU.
New Max Cash Payments
by Hugh MacArthur •
The Spanish Government is bringing out a new law designed to combat fraud and tax evasion, as well as regulate crypto-currencies.
Ceuta: A Virtual Invasion
by Martin Myall •
To understand what has been happening in Spain’s North-African city of Ceuta, you have to go back to 1975 and a fading dictator, Franco.
EU on Mask IVA in Spain
by Martin Myall •
The claim made by the Spanish Government last weekend that the EU would not let it lower the IVA on masks caused surprise in Brussels and provoked a response.
Conclusions
by Martin Myall •
First of all it is hard; illogical even, to make conclusions even before the subject matter has concluded but here goes anyway: The Lock Down.
Motril Market Reforms
by Martin Myall •
Renovation work in Motril’s Municipal Market has begun and the Mayor, Luisa García Chamorro, was straight around there for spot of limelight.
Motril Trawlers under Pressure
by Vivienne Hughes •
The Motril fishing sector has suffered a new blow after the introduction of more restrictive regulations concerning trawling.
Junta against EU Fishing Cuts
by Martin Myall •
The Junta’s Board for Agriculture & Fishing rejects the EU management plan for fishing in the Western Mediterranean. “We understand that a global plan for fishing in the Mediterranean has to be drawn up, but not that Andalucía should be the hardest hit,” said the new Head of the board, Carmen Crespo, adding that “Almería,…
EU on Spanish Plastic Waste
by Hugh MacArthur •
Plastic recycling is definitely not going according to plan in Spain, as far as Europe is concerned.