The Regional Minister for Justice, José Antonio Nieto, placed the symbollic first stone for the new law courts in Órgiva that will serve the needs of 23 towns and villages in the Alpujarra Granadina.
A fire this morning in the area of Soportújar, fortunately has been brought under control thanks to the quick reaction of Infoca units.
The following 57 municipalities in the Province of Granada have not recorded a single case of Covid-19 in the last 14 days.
The Junta announced last night that the Costa Tropical and the Alpujarra are now on Level Three, having dropped from Level Four.
In a large town, reaching the 500 barrier for a municipal lockdown could mean dozens of new infections, but if you’re a tiny village, it can be just one person.*
The number of municipalities in Granada that have never had one case of Covid-19 since the pandemic began dwindles – now there are only four.
The Mayor of Motril, Luisa García Chamorro, will ask the Junta de Andalucía to ease restrictions in the Southern-Granada Health Area.
The Seaside Gazette provides news for inland areas of the province of Granada, as well as for the Costa Tropical, so here are the figures for La Alpujarra.
The Almuñécar Municipal Sports Board announced that the 2017/18 Walking Tours have restarted and for those interested to get their names down.
Soportújar now has a new monument that will probably scare your socks off; it’s at the entrance to the village in front of the Fuente de San Antonio.