Two Spanish frigates, the Victoria (F82) and the Numancia (F83) will stop over at Motril Port this weekend.
Warships Visit Motril
by Martin Myall •
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Plenty of Snow & Rain
by Martin Myall •
Sunday across Andalucía saw plenty of rain and snow on high ground thanks to the passing of the Storm Nelson, which also went under the name of Nadja.
A Cut Above The Rest
by Hugh MacArthur •
Where can you get a decent haircut? Well, if you’re in Granada, at Ángel M Peluquerías, because the owner came sixth in the World Hairdresser Championships in France.
Civil War Refugees in France
by Louise Powell •
The premises of the Alianza Francesa de Málaga in Nerja has been open for ten years and to celebrate this they have set up an interesting exhibition.
No Crossings from Motril
by Martin Myall •
The rift between Spain and Morocco continues with the latter announcing that its citizens wishing to return during the summer can’t do it through Spain.
Stolen Yacht Recovered
by Vivienne Hughes •
Officers from the Policía Nacional have recovered a stolen, luxury yacht, located in the Marina Alcaidesain the Línea de la Concepción (Cádiz).
Spain Reaches A Million Cases
by Martin Myall •
The first case of Covid-19 in Spain was a German tourist on La Gomera (Canary Islands), eight months later, we have just reached one milliion.
Almuñécar Pot-in-Post Rumbled
by Vivienne Hughes •
The Guardia Civil, in collaboration with Correos, dismantled a drugs ring that had been sending hashish out of Almuñécar to several European countries.
Sniffing out Coronavirus
by Hugh MacArthur •
The ability of a dog to smell the imperceptible to humans has long been known; from carefully concealed drugs to signs of bowel cancer in excrement, but there’s more.
Stolen Belgian Lorry
by Hugh MacArthur •
Guardia Civil in Palencia earlier this month received a distraught call from a Belgian lorry driver to say that somebody had stolen his rig.