Jennie Rhodes
Are people really going to Mercadona supermarket stores in Spain to pull?
I suppose we'll find out in years to come when couples, asked about how they met, admit "I carried a pineapple," writes Jennie Rhodes
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Jennie Rhodes
I suppose we'll find out in years to come when couples, asked about how they met, admit "I carried a pineapple," writes Jennie Rhodes
30 Aug 2024 13:11
Jennie Rhodes
It's the end of the summer season and this weekend will see one of the biggest traffic operations of the year as thousands of Spanish holidaymakers leave the Costa del Sol and head home
30 Aug 2024 13:08
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Having spent time in both Spanish and English villages in the past month, I now feel qualified to offer my opinion on how best to behave in each, writes columnist Peter Edgerton
30 Aug 2024 13:07
Mark Nayler
Pedro Sánchez, the Spanish PM, was in Gambia this week, where he met with the country's president to discuss ways of reducing illegal migration flows to Spain's Canary Islands via the lethal Atlantic crossing
23 Aug 2024 16:02
Spain's temporary wealth tax, introduced by Pedro Sánchez in late 2022, holds the key to dealing with climate change. That's the conclusion reached by the Tax Justice Network (TJN), writes SUR columnist Mark Nayler
23 Aug 2024 15:58
After suffering some satnav woes, SUR columnist Peter Edgerton's efforts get back on track comprised a series of missed exits and U-turns that lasted for miles, the likes of which were last seen in a 1976 episode of the Wacky Races
23 Aug 2024 12:25
Elena Martínez
With food and drink prices on the rise, many families are finding it harder to fully participate in the festivities this year - according to SUR columnist Elena Martínez
16 Aug 2024 13:55
Rachel Haynes
"It's August in the south of Spain," say numerous comments on social media when we report on high temperature alerts issued by Spain's state weather agency. "Why are you telling us? It's normal"
16 Aug 2024 13:44
Peter Edgerton / www.peteredgerton.com
Columnist Peter Edgerton had arranged his holiday travel arrangements with a military precision of which Alexander The Great would have been justly proud. And then boom... an email from his airline landed in his inbox
16 Aug 2024 13:38
Mark Nayler
In its latest report, released last month, the European Court of Auditors identified Spain as the most ineffective spender of EU money in the bloc and called for repayment of misused or unspent funds
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09 Aug 2024 17:13
Peter Edgerton
The summers of our childhood did - to quote the Groover From Vancouver, Bryan Adams - seem to last forever
09 Aug 2024 17:09
Manuel Vilas
You're on the beach on holiday, or in the mountains, in front of an amazing landscape full of natural beauty and you have an unstoppable urge to look at your mobile phone
09 Aug 2024 15:33
Mark Nayler
Puigdemont accuses "Spanish patriotic judges" ("patriotic" is clearly being used as a synonym for "politicised" here) who choose not to apply the amnesty of "non-compliance
02 Aug 2024 14:41
Mark Nayler
Almost three months later, the much-anticipated "new era", in which Catalan separatists quietly occupy the opposition seats after fourteen years in power, still hasn't begun
02 Aug 2024 14:37
David Andrews
Recently, I have seen complaints regarding the queues at passport control at Malaga Airport. Nobody likes waiting, but the implication is that there is something specifically wrong with the gateway to the Costa del Sol, writes columnist David Andrews
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