The Spanish military carried out Operación Balmis during the Lock Down to combat the spread of Coronavirus in the country.
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Japanese Mosquitos
by Martin Myall •
Tiger mosquitos (Aedes albopictus) are not the only type of 6-legged vampires that take to the skies in summer – we now have a Japanese one.
Post Lock-Down Norms
by Martin Myall •
The following is a summary of the norms governing road transport in Andalucía from midnight tonight, when the Lock Down concludes.
Border Opening Moves Forward
by Martin Myall •
Spanish PM, Pedro Sánchez, announced during a video conference with regional PMs today that Spanish borders would be opened up on the 22nd of June.
End of Payments by Cash?
by Hugh MacArthur •
The Spanish socialist party, the PSOE, wants to gradually eliminate cash and have requested so via the Spanish Lower House of Parliament.
Masks in A Car
by Martin Myall •
With this accelerated pace of Lock-Down easing it’s hard to keep track of what you can and cannot do, or where you can or cannot go, for that matter.
Spain Leads Tourist Bookings
by Martin Myall •
Spain is at the top of list for tourist reservations over the last seven days, pipping the USA to the post.
Nationwide Movement This Month
by Martin Myall •
Starting the 21st of June there will freedom of movement within Spain meaning that regardless of where you live, you will be able to travel to any point in the country.
Masks until When?
by Martin Myall •
For a couple of weeks now the wearing of masks has been obligatory when out and about but many are asking how long for.
Phase Three Details
by Martin Myall •
The following are the restrictions in place that govern Phase Three of the Lock Down.