During the course of last month no fewer than 43 people lost their lives through drowning around the country, which is 47% down on last year, however.
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Unchecked Greed?
by Martin Myall •
Electricity prices have been crippling, more so for heavy-consumption businesses than homes, but even so, families will struggle with these summer bills.
USA-Spain Afghan Accord
by Martin Myall •
Whilst the developments in Afghanistan rock the West, arrangements have quietly been made between the USA and Spain.
Facua Ice-Cream Alerts
by Martin Myall •
FACUA-Consumidores en Acción has criticised the Spanish Food Agency for failing to make known a list of contaminated ice-cream brands.
New Max Cash Payments
by Hugh MacArthur •
The Spanish Government is bringing out a new law designed to combat fraud and tax evasion, as well as regulate crypto-currencies.
Electric Police Motorbikes
by Martin Myall •
It’s been a long time since the Guardia Civil, for example, used the Sanglass 400cc motorbikes. Nowadays the Policía Nacional are starting to use electric ones!
Going out, Coming in!
by Martin Myall •
So you’re convinced that your hosts are all Manolo, Paco, Jose and Maria? OK, we can add Conchi, Inma and Pepe, but the truth is that there are still some very strange names out there.
Carcinogenic Suntan Lotions?
by Vivienne Hughes •
Johnson & Johnson has voluntarily recalled some of their spray-on, suntan lotions under the brand names of Aveeno and Neutrogena because of a possible cancer risk.
Anti-Constitutional Lockdown
by Martin Myall •
The Spanish Constitutional Court has ruled that the lockdown was illegal, or better said that the Estado de Alarma should not have been used for it.
Covid Tests on Public Sale
by Martin Myall •
The Andalusian Health Board will approve the sale of self-diagnosis Covid tests using a Royal Decree at the Cabinet meeting next week.