After a year of the underground car park underneath the market being closed, stall holders are angry and bitter, to say the least.
Tag Archive for PP
The Triumph of Parties over Democracy
by Martin Myall •
The highly controversial abortion bill, which has drawn domestic and foreign criticism, rolls forward.
The Hotel Picadilly Court Finding
by Martin Myall •
The Almuñécar Town Hall breathes more easily after a judge threw out a claim for four million euros in compensation. And let’s be honest, it’s our taxpayers’ money that was at risk.
Dissension Amongst the Ranks
by Martin Myall •
It seems that even leading figures in the governing party are having cold feet over the proposed abortion law. Regional ‘barons’ have been highly critical of the bill in public.
Not Just Juice
by Hugh MacArthur •
A budding political career bit the dust in Sanlúcar de Barrameda (Cádiz) and the executioner was orange juice.
Spain’s New Abortion Laws
by Hugh MacArthur •
The Government is pushing through, with only its own party’s votes in favour, the new controversial draft bill on abortion, throwing the country back 30 years. There will be no abortion other than in cases of rape, mother’s health and fetal deformations.
Voting for Debt
by Hugh MacArthur •
The governing party in Motril, with every opposition party voting against, approved a motion to apply for another bank loan.
Blackmail?
by Martin Myall •
After the teachers in the Balearic Islands had been on strike for ten days, a conservative MP dropped a bomb shell: parents who are supporting the teachers strike run the risk of having their children removed from their care for not ensuring that they children go to school.
Will Benny Get Back In?
by Martin Myall •
People often ask me if I think that Benny will get back in and I answer that I think he will, but rather thanks the decline in the PP and PSOE, than to a massive swing in his favour.
Alcampo Controversy in Motril
by Vivienne Hughes •
The governing party’s plan to expand building land around the Alcampo supermarket has met stern opposition from the IU party.