On the 21 December 2016, the European Court of Justice produced a Judgment, in relation to mortgage loans and the limitations set by the Spanish Supreme Court, regarding the unfair practice of clauses relating to minimum interest rates.
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Corks Vs. Screwcaps
by Peter Eacersall •
If you go into a supermarket in the UK, the majority of wine bottles will be sealed with screwcaps. In a supermarket in Spain or France there are very few. Why is this?
The Spanish Wealth Gap
by Martin Myall •
The good news is that Spain’s economy grew by 3% during 2016; the bad news is that the gap between the richest and the poorest grew a lot more.
Corruption in Spain
by Hugh MacArthur •
We all know corruption is rife, but a recent report drawn up by a judiciary body states that on average, three people a day are tried for it.
El Gallinero – La Herradura
by David Darby •
El Gallinero was always a La Herradura favourite and under the fresh guidance of Rafael and Amanda with a few new ideas and lots of enthusiasm, it will surely continue as such.
Pub La Calle – Almuñécar
by David Darby •
Do you like a bit of live music? Of course you do! Well look no further than Pub La Calle just off Kelibia Square in Almuñécar. They have live music every Thursday night!
Phone Boxes & Phone Books
by Martin Myall •
The Central Government has just forced Telefónica to maintain public phone boxes and phone directories for at least another year.
Gazette Publishing & Curry Up
by David Darby •
Did you know that The Seaside Gazette can get your book published for you? Well, it’s true… just ask our food writer Lulu Lemon & Lace. We managed to get her fantastic cookbook published just in time for the Christmas rush.
Cash Payment Ceiling Lowered
by Martin Myall •
The Government has the intention to limit cash payments to only 1,000 euros, dropping it from the present 2,500-euro ceiling.

