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The Valley Protests in Granada
by Martin Myall •
The protesters against wind farms in the Valle de Lecrín, yesterday, managed to number 2,000, according to their organisers, and 1,500 according to the Policía Local.
Covid Death Toll
by Martin Myall •
The Junta no longer updates the 7-day & 14-day figures on its graph as it now only contains the number of deaths in each municipality during the whole pandemic.
Covid 7/14-Day Update: 27th
by Martin Myall •
The following is the contagion figures for the last seven days in a selection of municipalities, followed by the 14-day figures and then the total contagion and deaths figures
Driving Slow Costs Teeth
by Editor •
Intrigued? A 28-year-old man was arrested after he punched another driver for driving too slow. To be more exact, he broke his nose and knocked two teeth out.
Smartphone Theft
by Martin Myall •
On average, ten smart phones are stolen every day in the city of Granada. The Policia Nacional arrested 52 people there during the first three months of the year for mobile thefts.
The Evicted and Fallen
by Editor •
A 56-year-old man, who had been evicted from his 4th-storey flat for non-payment of rent, fell to his death after he tried to regain access via an patio window.
Costly Phantom Calls
by Editor •
Bernadino Román, a 70-year-old gent from Zubia (Granada) frequently suffers from insomnia, which is quite common in somebody his age, and like most with this tendency, he is a late-night/early morning TV spectator, when the growing number of TV channels offer little more than tarot card reading, porn, the odd film and mind- numbing televised competitions.
You Know It’s Getting Rough (I)
by Editor •
…When drug addicts have to kick the habit because they’re on the dole and can’t afford it anymore, which is precisely what is happening.
You Know It’s Getting Rough (II)
by Editor •
…When the vans used by the riot police can’t go faster than 90, have unserviceable seatbelts and u/s air-con – is nothing sacred?