The Supreme Court of the land has upheld a guilty sentence of a man who hired a hitman to kill his boss.
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Judge in Traffic Fines Scandal
by Martin Myall •
A judge sitting on the Constitution Court, Enrique López, was stopped and fined for riding a bike without a helmet and drunk.
King Juan Carlos Abdicates
by David Darby •
His popularity seemed untouchable, and was further enhanced by the fact he never courted such adulation. Always calm and measured, intelligent and informed, he was everything the new power hungry politicians were not. The feeling of stability he managed to instill was felt throughout the world, and for the majority of his reign he was regarded by other nations as the most popular current monarch.
European Elections Summary
by Martin Myall •
You can best sum up the European Election results in Spain as: Yes we can; Ouch we won; and, We lost again!
University Corpse Scandal
by Vivienne Hughes •
Many people donate their own bodies to medical science as an alternative burial arrangement – however, the numbers of those that do might well plummet.
Law Backfires
by Martin Myall •
The Spanish Government’s law reforms designed to limit Spanish judges acting in an international capacity has backfired.
Stiffer Drink-Driving Fines
by Hugh MacArthur •
New Traffic Laws came into force yesterday, which include up to 1,000-euro fines for drink-driving.
Minors and Cycle Helmets
by Hugh MacArthur •
Just a quickie to remind you all that a new law concerning bicycle crash helmets comes into force tomorrow (9th May).
Local foods
by Marianne Lindahl •
Although perhaps not the most outstanding feature of local cooking, the tapas served free in all the province’s bars to wash down with a glass of wine or beer are a tasty symbol of the province of Granada, stimulating the senses and wetting the appetite for lunch or dinner.
Royal Transport Problems
by Martin Myall •
The Spanish Air Force planes destined for the use of high-ranking, figures of state have been grounded five times in as many months.