You know, it doesn’t matter if you don’t follow politics, because politics follows you; you’ll see why in the electoral outcome, come May.
Political Jostling
by Martin Myall •
Tag Archive for PP
Dodgy Development Deals?
by Vivienne Hughes •
There’s a controversy connected with the ex-VPOs (subsidised housing) at the entrance to La Caleta in Salobreña, or better said ‘more’ controversy.
The Rise & Demise of Small-Party Politics
by Sam Rucker •
In 2015, when I worked in Spain as a penny-pinching intern, there was an air of excitement with which Spaniards spoke about politics.
A New Mayor for Almuñécar?
by Martin Myall •
Now, you might be thinking that these Regional Elections had no relation to the balance of power in your Town Hall, but in the case of Almuñécar, you’d be wrong.
IVA Cut on Electricity
by Martin Myall •
Spanish PM, Pedro Sánchez, announced that he was going to reduce IVA on electricity from 10% down to 5% after having initially refused to do so.
New Almuñécar Mayor?
by Martin Myall •
A couple of days ago the Nº2 in the PP explained that the Mayor Trinidad Herrera might be promoted to regional government, leaving him as Mayor.
Councillor Found Dead
by Vivienne Hughes •
One of the bodies found in Los Yesos on Thursday belonged to Carmen Jiménez, ex Partido-Popular councillor at the Castell-Gualchos Town Hall.
Motril Market Controversy
by Hugh MacArthur •
The renovation work going on within the Motril municipal market has produced a spat of narky exchanges between the governing and opposition parties.
Medical Staff Controversy
by Martin Myall •
The opposition socialist party in Motril has asked the Mayor to intercede in the regional parliament to prevent her party from ending medical-staff work contracts.
Access Ramp Too Steep
by Hugh MacArthur •
The local branch of the PSOE in Motril consider that the access ramp leading down from Avenida de Salobreña to Calle Aguas del Hospital, is too steep.