Low price airline Ryanair denies allegations of a shock rise in airfares to Santiago de Compostela, just hours after the tragic train accident on July 24 in northern Spain.
Low price airline Ryanair threatens to sue booking portal Rumbo, after it stated that Ryanair doubled their fares just after the train crash is known. Rumbo refers to two customers that were required of 400 Euros was the fare.
Low price airline Ryanair denies any price increases on the line.
Hares were exterminated by the AVE track Cordoba to Malaga
The Spanish railway company Adif has been ordered to pay 15,000 Euros in fines for illegal fighting hares.
The Andalusian Ministry of Environment reported Adif for cleansing of hares on the fast track between Córdoba and Málaga. The court found that the Spanish railway company Adif unlawfully to use of weasels and later blocked a series of nests, but to ensure that they were completely evacuated.
The Spanish railway company Adif accepts the cure, although spokesmen for the company said they tilled legal methods. Hares damage to infrastructure is defined by the Railway Company, both high repair costs and a safety hazard.
Sardon de los Frailes in Salamanca province sports facility
The Small village Sardon de los Frailes in the warm Spain seems to have invented the philosopher’s stone. The city has only 84 residents, many of whom are senior citizens, yet they have just opened a big sports arena of 1000 m2 with swimming pool, sports ground, bar, restaurant and five holiday apartments.
The entire facility in Sardon de los Frailes in Salamanca province has cost the tidy sum of 1.5 million Euros.
Sardóns mayor, Belisario del Arco, said that construction has been going on for more than ten years and has provided work for the majority of the city’s residents.
Despite all the money is Sardon de los Frailes not indebted due to the expropriation of a large area to build a dam to supply water to the residents of the area. It gives the small municipality with an annual income of 500,000 Euros, so there is enough money for a stadium.
The small municipality Sardon de los Frailes has also been very successful in promoting activities such as fishing and boating on the reservoir.
And it is not expensive to use the new stadium, which has proved to be a big draw for residents of nearby communities. Admission costs 2.50 Euros for adults and 1.50 Euros for children and seniors.
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