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Prince Felipe

Tales for Tapas: The right lines

June 21, 2013 by Anna Maria O'Donovan Leave a Comment

Leo Messi

Perhaps the most notable aspect of Monday’s opening of the high-speed train link between Madrid and Valencia was not the protest against Prince Felipe (reflecting the ebbing popularity of the Royal Family) or against Alicante Mayor Sonia Castedo (currently experiencing corruption-related issues) or against Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy (for whom no new reason is apparently needed in order to prompt a demonstration). The notable thing was that the protests – and, coincidentally, the celebrations – were so modest. Prince Felipe pointed out that Spain’s high-speed rail network (which every report on the event conscientiously pointed out is the world’s second largest after China’s) is “an … [Read more...] about Tales for Tapas: The right lines

Filed Under: Featured, Iberoblog, Spain News Tagged With: Messi, Mr Rajoy, Prince Felipe, tax

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