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Bloody Galicians

But what was Rosa Díez actually trying to say before she so expertly inserted foot into mouth?

A Portuguese menagerie of sozzledness.

Bishop Gibson of Granada understands beatific bureaucracy but not tradition. Featuring a bad Vietnamese flamenco clip.

Or, rather, how my grandfather seems to have been named after a minor railway station.

Blasco Ibáñez says that actually we have always thought “at all hours of the Mediterranean rim.”

Between-wars texts about Zaragoza by Germans who appear never to have visited the place.

A British soldier’s hazy recollections of civil war in Portugal.

Is Silvio a cyborg?

Arthur Thesleff seems to have burnt most film further east, but there’s a nice snap of some early Andalusians.

“They will respect neither the putrefied corpses of high whores nor the imbecilic devotion of the wage earner to his master’s money.”