Nearly 24 hours on from the mass outage, the only thing certain is that it was not a cyber attack, according to Red Electrica or the Spanish Intelligence Services.
Not a Cyber Attack
by Martin Myall •
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Well, Quite A Day!
by Martin Myall •
Obviously, we were unable to publish anything on the nationwide outage but we were able to follow what was happening on a good-ol’ fashioned transistor radio.
Bogus Traffic Fines
by Martin Myall •
Opening emails, an SMS and even Facebook Messenger is becoming ever more hazardess because online scamming is becoming more prevalent.
Surprisingly Crunchy Chocolate
by Martin Myall •
There has been an important health warning issued by the Agencia Española de Seguridad Alimentaria y Nutrición that affects a popular brand of dark chocolate, sold around the world.
Warships Visit Motril
by Martin Myall •
Two Spanish frigates, the Victoria (F82) and the Numancia (F83) will stop over at Motril Port this weekend.
Here We Go Again!
by Martin Myall •
All this talk about dropping the hour change twice a year remains hot air, it appears, because this Sunday the clocks go forward.
British Embassy Press Release
by Editor •
The British Embassy in Spain is urging all British nationals resident in Spain to get a tarjeta de identidad de extranjero (TIE) as soon as possible
Memory Loss Related to Paracetamol?
by Vivienne Hughes •
Medicinal-drug use without medical control or supervision is a problem, therefore its use must be responsible to avoid health problems.
Animal Experiments Resistance
by Martin Myall •
The almost tectonic shift from how Spain treated animals to how they are now treated took 40 years. One result is that the majority of Spaniards are against product testing on animals.
Towing Hook Fines
by Martin Myall •
Is your towing hook (or ball) legal? Well, there are drivers who are unaware that this fixture has not been legalised for their vehicle.