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Squalid seafood supplier shut down

SEPRONA, the Guardia Civil branch responsible for protection of nature, has cast its net over 600 kilos of processed fish which did not meet sanitary standards and was deemed unfit for consumption.
The...Read More

Some Brits abroad ensure that they play to the stereotype

NEWS is now emerging of how a drunken woman said to be from the Newcastle area managed to disrupt a flight and end up being arrested by police in Ibiza on May 1.
According to reports, passengers were...Read More

Spanish bishops claim illegal downloads violate God’s will

UNLAWFUL streaming of movies and television series is a serious problem in Spain, with almost 90 per cent of residents downloading online content doing so illegally according to studies.
In the latest...Read More

Hippo hangs loose in Huelva

RESIDENTS of Palos de la Frontera in Huelva province, previously renowned as the place from which Christopher Columbus set sail in 1492, were left rubbing their eyes in disbelief on Wednesday, May 4 as...Read More

Murder On Zidane’s floor as City fail to show up

MANCHESTER CITY exited the Champions League on Wednesday May 4 after a listless performance in the Bernabeu saw Real Madrid stroll to a 1-0 victory.
Manuel Pellegrini’s side was uninspired throughout...Read More

Horsing around at Jerez Horse Fair

JEREZ de la Frontera is hosting the 2016 Horse Fair until May 7.
The event, known as ‘Feria del Caballo’ in Spanish, is traditionally held in the first week of May and widely considered...Read More

Conservation of nature continues to take a back seat in Spain

THE EUROPEAN COMMISSION (EC) has dispatched an ultimatum for Spain to take immediate measures to improve the critical state of the aquifier which provides water to Doñana National Park, a UNESCO World...Read More

Council of Europe Day

MAY 5 is Council of Europe Day. The Council of Europe or European Council, often mistaken for the European Union, was founded on this date after the Second World War in 1949 by Ireland, Belgium, France,...Read More

Foxy Antics at Malaga Airport

MALAGA airport may potentially see a new four-legged recruit join its ranks of employees. The tiny furry creature in question is an orphaned two month-old female fox cub, Crea.
She has been adopted by...Read More

New car sales race ahead

DATA relating to new car sales in Spain show that the number of new vehicles registered in April this year was a huge 20 per cent higher than in 2015. This increase confirms the rising trend over the...Read More