How many people who give positive readings through PCR tests really are infected? Well, there has always been down, but now there is more.
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Necessary Contradictions?
by Martin Myall •
Sometimes two contradictory necessities seem to create a paradox, which is the case of the need to start the school year whilst maintaining health restrictions.
PM Sánchez Announces Measures
by Martin Myall •
The Spanish PM convoked the Board of Ministers upon returning from holiday and announced five measures in relation to the pandemic.
Nationwide Outside Smoking Ban
by Martin Myall •
It’s been all over social media but regardlessly, here it is; the gist of the public announcement made by the Minister of Public Health, Salvador Illa.
DGT Fine Failures
by Hugh MacArthur •
There has been another judicial set back for the Dirección General de Tráfico (DGT); this time because they did not apply a margin of error to their speed cameras.
Vehicle Generated Taxes
by Martin Myall •
Do you know just how much tax revenue your vehicle makes for the State? It’s a lot, collected by the Central Government right down to your town hall.
Impartial Covid Review Needed
by Vivienne Hughes •
A group of prestigious Spanish scientists and researchers have called for an independent investigation into the handling of the pandemic in Spain.
Reacting or Overreacting
by Martin Myall •
Most of us woke up this morning to discover that the UK Government has imposed a 14-day quarantine restriction of holidaymakers returning from Spain.
New ID Format
by Marie-Claire Richardson •
Since the 6th July, new regulations have come in to play for British citizens in Spain, whether they are currently resident, are living without a residency permit or plan to live in Spain in 2021.
Grandparent Group Appeals
by Martin Myall •
Believe it or not but there is a national association of grandparents; it’s called the Asociación de Abuelos y Abuelas de España (ABUESPA).