By Giordano Durante
After 12 years on the slam poetry circuit in Madrid and across Spain, Yanito - the stage and pen name of Jonathan Teuma - has released ‘¡A-slam-baba-luba…a-slam-bam-bú!’, a punchy collection of poems.
By Rebecca Calderon
We have many long-standing World Cup traditions in our house and the pinnacle is a pre-match meal comprised of food and drink from the two nations competing in the final. Argentina v. France was not difficult to create and after knocking back Malbec and Sauternes we merrily trudged to our seats in anticipation of a decent match. World Cup finals are rarely any good, often a complete anti-climax and the 2022 offering was no different to an extent as Argentina completely dominated the first three quarters. By the 70th minute I was sulking on the sofa audibly complaining saying things like “What has happened to France?” “England must be even worse that we thought!” “Is this really due to a virus?”
Dear editor,
As Chairman of the Gibraltar Defence Police Federation I noted your published story on the 12th October 2022 of the recent reception held at the Convent and hosted by the Chief Minister to thank members of the Armed Forces and Essential Services for their participation in Operation London Bridge in Gibraltar, following the sad passing of Her Majesty the late Queen Elizabeth II and proclamation of His Majesty King Charles III.
By Marlene Hassan Nahon
This time three years ago, the Government launched, with great pomp, a National Dementia Strategy aimed at achieving “a more ‘dementia friendly community’ and provide a wider understanding of the condition and how Gibraltar’s health services and the community can further support those living with dementia and their loved ones.”
