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News from Spain
Two pensioners turn out to be bank robbers!
Two bank robbers, aged 73 and 80, have been arrested in Spain after using public transport to make their escape!
Small percentage of vehicle occupants still not belting up
Spain’s driving directorate is to intensify the surveillance of the use of the safety belt and child supports by all the occupants of the vehicle.
International raids bust Spanish-led illicit TV structure
National Police have led an investigation team made up of police forces from Spain, the United Kingdom and Denmark, as well as Europol, directed against the ...Full Article
Mercadona to replace all plastic bags in rolling programme
Supermarket chain Mercadona will culminate in April the definitive replacement in all its stores of the current plastic bags by other paper, raffia and reusable and ...Full Article
Security to be stepped up on famous Camino
The Civil Guard and the Association of Municipalities of the Camino de Santiago have signed an operational protocol to improve security on the Camino de Santiago.
Bank robbers used “Mother of Satan” terrorist explosives
A gang which blew up a series of cash machines in Spain used the same type of explosive as terrorists in the attacks on Paris and ...Full Article
Elephant head among stuffed animals seized during raids
Police in Spain have dismantled a network which dealt in the illegal sale of stuffed animals of special protection, including parts of an elephant.
Santalucia in jobs’ shock
THE Santalucia Group is to close more than 90 per cent of its Spanish call centres, affecting almost 900 workers.
Tourists continue to flow to Spain and spending is up
Spain received 4.2 million inbound tourists in the first month of the year, an increase of 2.2 per cent on the same month of 2018, while ...Full Article
Balearic government rules out cancelling tourist tax
Government officials in Mallorca and Ibiza have ruled out cancelling or suspending the controversial tourist tax despite an urgent plea from hoteliers to “help the Brits”.
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