TawnyErm... what??? One of the famous attractions of Spanish life is the laid back nature here. Nobody really cares much about what their neighbours are doing. Michael Douglas mentions this often. He can go out to a cafe anywhere without being mobbed or paparazzi chasing him. Nobody really cares much. And he's not the only one who's pointed that out. And while autocratic regimes do indeed encourage their people to rat each other out, it's precisely that which has influenced Spanish culture to keep to themselves. They hated Franco, and learned to keep their mouths shut. And actually, what you describe is more of a German thing. Germans are famously (and sometimes irritatingly) clean, orderly and rules-oriented (but that's what makes them highly desirable tourists). Leave your rubbish bins out of order? Park at a slight angle on the street? Have a couple people over for drinks on the terrace after 10:00pm? The police will likely show up soon in response to a complaint from a neighbour. "Look, it's written here - you can't do that". Having said that, like others, the many Germans who move here are attracted by precisely that relaxed Spanish lifestyle. They're tired of the inflexibility and "neidigkeit" they live with in Germany. And for anyone who's previously lived in Germany, to experience the character adopted by many Germans who now live here is pretty refreshing. "scheißegal".
Very Good , everyone watching each other and then Big Brother selects the complaints and the ones that reflect best the views and ambitions of his party’s political beliefs and people being accused of doing things which have no real base in proven truth for sure we have problems but this road is old school DDR stuff and could result in serious consiquences of mistrust of neighbors and past friends ,