Welcome to your daily dose of news from Spain! Today, we're diving into a diverse range of topics, from culinary delights to social issues and practical advice. Buckle up!
Samosas on the Rise
Move over, empanadas! While Argentine empanadas remain a staple, samosas, those delicious triangular pastries from India and Pakistan, are gaining serious traction in Spain. You can even learn how to prepare them at the Achaar canteen. It seems Spanish palates are embracing new flavors, and we're all for it!
These savory snacks are perfect for a quick bite, a party appetizer, or even a light meal. Their blend of spices and crispy exterior makes them irresistible. Keep an eye out – you might just find your new favorite treat!
Rethinking Bullying: A New Perspective
Philosopher and activist Lolita Bosh is challenging the way we understand and address school bullying. Her new book offers tools for parents, educators, and teenagers to prevent and combat violence in schools. But her message goes deeper.
Bosh argues that the term "bullying" is often used too loosely, creating unnecessary alarm.
"We don't really know what 'bullying' is and we use the word to alarm families,"she states. Her work encourages a more nuanced and proactive approach to creating safer and more supportive school environments.
Navigating Spain's ITV Roadworthiness Test
If you own a vehicle in Spain, the ITV roadworthiness test is a must. This mandatory inspection ensures your car is safe and compliant with regulations. But what exactly does it involve?
Our handy Q&A guide covers everything you need to know, from when your car needs to be tested to how to book an appointment, what will be checked, and how much it costs. Don't get caught off guard – be prepared and ensure your vehicle is up to par!
Knowing the ins and outs of the ITV test can save you time, money, and potential headaches. So, do your homework and drive with confidence!
Other News in Brief
In other news, Marbella is moving to ban animal cruelty by prohibiting horse-drawn carriages, while in Ibiza, residents are protesting tourism by blocking access to a popular sunset viewpoint. Stay tuned for more updates as these stories develop.
That's all for today's Spain news roundup! Check back tomorrow for more updates and insights from across the country.