Court upholds sentences for small boat 'skippers'
Two men were first sentenced by the Provincial Court in Palma.
Millions of euros could now be claimed for terminating Soller Tunnel toll contract
Courts have ruled that there was no justification for the early termination of the contract.
20-year sentence upheld for driving into a group of people outside a club
The incident occurred in Arenal in April 2019.
Supreme Court opens the door to Covid certificate for restaurants
"Necessary, suitable and proportionate"; violation of fundamental rights is "tenuous".
Court ruling casts doubt on Covid passport obligation for restaurants
The Supreme Court has rejected proposed regulation in Andalusia.
Celebrations in Mallorca on first night of freedom
The Balearic Government says it respects the Supreme Court ruling but recommends following its own rules.
Supreme Court annuls Mallorca curfew
The Supreme Court has also invalidated the limits on social gatherings (or as they currently are at any rate).
Prosecutor's Office lodges appeal against Balearics curfew
There will be a decision before the current curfew extension expires.
Health
Madrid facing total lockdown
Pedro Sánchez will declare a State of Emergency in Madrid if Isabel Díaz Ayuso doesn't take action before 1200 on Friday.
Tourism
Airbnb €300,000 fine annulled
The Balearics High Court has annulled the €300,000 fine imposed on Airbnb for advertising unregistered tourist apartments on its website.
Airbnb wins court case
Airbnb wins court case
News
Nurses take legal action against Sánchez & Illa
Nurses claim Spanish Prime Minister and Health Minister are responsible for deaths of Healthcare Professionals killed by Covid-19.
Healthcare Professionals at Hospital del Henares, Madrid.
Healthcare Professionals at Hospital del Henares, Madrid.
Politics
PM's suspension of parliament was unlawful, Supreme Court rules
Breaking news: Historic ruling
The "Catalonia trial"
After a week of the controversial so-called “Catalonia trial”.
Transport
Madrid taking measures to control Uber licences
Licences could soon become available. It is reckoned there could be as many as a thousand in the Balearics.
Nóos trial
Urdangarin seeking acquittal by the Supreme Court
Urdangarin maintains that his sentence was based on "illogical and absurd grounds".
Law
Supreme Court admits Pep Lemon appeal against Pepsi ruling
Lemon Factory is hopeful that the Supreme Court will now overturn the Balearic court decision.
- Spain wants Britons to show they have 113.40 euros, £97, per day for their holidays
- Big changes on the horizon when Britons travel to Mallorca
- Over two hours for Britons to get through Palma airport queues
- Palma Airport passport control "collapse" put down to unscheduled flights
- Living in a motorhome in Palma: "It'll only get worse"
Comment
Boris has blown it
The PM took two major hits yesterday from the Supreme Court and the EU, so give up.
Humphrey Carter25/09/2019 10:22