I’ve been driving in Spain since the mid 80s, so it is safe to say that I have seen practically every weird and wonderful
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“There is no Plan B”. Those were the words used by Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez describing his government’s response to the Coronavirus crisis.
One of the most heartwarning aspects of the lockdown is the way that several of the Coast’s leading hotels and restaurants have come together
Spanish Prime minister Pedro Sánchez announced plans and a proposed timetable for the de-escalation of the quarantine measures across the country on Tuesday evening.
Marbella registered just two new cases of coronavirus and no fatalities on Tuesday, taking the total number of infections to 225. The figures came
The number of fatalities rose to 331 today, up from Sunday’s low of 288, the lowest since March 18. The figure prompted Fernando Simón,
As the coronavirus curve apparently flattens and children have finally been allowed out for an hour – although I’m writing this on late Saturday
It’s the morning that kids have all been waiting for. After six weeks of lockdown, the Spanish government has finally passed a decree allowing
Got that “It’s Friday. F**K the lockdown!” feeling? Well, unlike injecting disinfectant directly into the nervous system, we may have just the thing to
The kids are almost alright. More than 8.3 million children under the age of 18 have spent the past six weeks of the lockdown
The lockdown goes on. The Congress of Deputies has confirmed the extension to the state of emergency, which will remain in force until the
Spain’s coalition government quickly updated a proposed policy on the relaxation of confinement measures for children in a matter of hours yesterday. The original