Coca Cola completes a study: Spain, the Spanish and their pubs

According to the Coca Cola company, a study they have just completed shows that there are 350,000 catering establishments in Spain, meaning on average there is one bar for every 132 inhabitants.

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UK tourist throws boiling water from balcony in Canary Islands

A tourist from the UK, visiting the Playa del Inglés resort on the island of Gran Canaria in Spain, has been on a rampage, pouring boiling water onto passersby from the balcony of his holiday apartment.

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Spanish twins' first touch goes viral on YouTube (video)

Daniel and María joined hands shortly after their birth in a hospital in Guipúzcoa in the Basque Country of Spain. The result of this union took the Internet by storm.

Spain to face coldest summer for 200 years?

Spring in Spain has so far been very changeable, with warm sunshine, but chilly to cold winds and cloudy days. Seems like that trend will continue into summer, according to a French weather channel, Meteo.

Thursday, May 16, 2013

Photo essay: Between a rock and a hard place in Setenil, Spain

The Spanish town of Setenil de las Bodegas in Cádiz Province, Spain, or Setenil for short, is an unusual place to visit, with around 3,000 inhabitants living, quite literally, under an enormous rock.

This typical white Andalucían village (or pueblo) is located 157 kilometers (87 mile) northeast of the city of Cádiz and close to Ronda in Malaga province, and is a place of utter fascination....

Read more and see more photos at: http://www.digitaljournal.com/article/350277