What first was reported as a mugging appears to be an act of revenge by the father of a murdered 4-year-old girl.
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The Pardon Affairs
by Martin Myall •
Whilst the mother of a son killed in a car crash asked for a pardon for the man who caused it, other families are infuriated that driver who cause the death of their children is still not in prison.
Butcher Defence
by Hugh MacArthur •
Two youths, armed with a sawn-off shotgun and a large knife were ‘seen off’ by the butcher at a Día supermarket in Huétor Vega.
Frenchman Found Dead
by Hugh MacArthur •
The body of a 31-year-old Frenchman was discovered on a country lane in the municipality of Huétor Santillán by a local out on a walk on Christmas Eve morning.
Hiking North of Granada
by Martin Myall •
Over 50 hikers had a fantastic day out, thanks to perfect weather and a great route. Let’s face it; this time of year is best for walking.
Excursion to the Civil War Trenches
by Hugh MacArthur •
Some of the best preserved trench works of the Spanish Civil War can be found on Puerto Lobo in Huetor Santillán. If you’re interested, there is a trip there on the 8th of March.
The Idiosyncracies of the Law
by Martin Myall •
Manuel Hidalgo carries the weight of having buried his young son – an almost insupportable weight for most. But this burden is increased by the seeming injustice behind the Spanish Judicial System.
Father Battles Against Pardon
by Martin Myall •
The Government has recommended (a euphemism for ‘ordered’) a series of Royal Pardons recently that have caused nothing but controversy. The following deals with one of them.