< 1 2
2 of 2
Absence of Zapatero during the strike
Posted: 19 June 2008 06:54 PM   [ # 16 ]  
Expatriator
RankRankRankRank
Total Posts:  115
Joined  2008-04-10

Of course, I work as an Operations Manager in Villazzo VillaHotels.

 Signature 

A word is dead when it is said, some say.  I say it just begins to live that day.
-Emily Dickinson

Profile
 
Posted: 19 June 2008 07:07 PM   [ # 17 ]  
Administrator
Avatar
RankRankRankRank
Total Posts:  1682
Joined  2005-12-05

Maybe the prices are going up more around the hotels…?

By the way, has anyone noticed how cheap fuel is here by comparison to other places in the world? I mean, the increases have been stupendously small compared to the increase in the US or Canada. Therefore, do the truckers really have that much to gripe about?

Oh, another provocative question for y’all: who’s better at striking, the French, the Spanish or the Italians? :D

 Signature 

“Vocation is where your greatest passion and the world’s greatest need overlap.”

Now follow SpainExpat.com on Twitter for updates, advice, news, and forum highlights.

Recommended reading: working visa (non EU), other visas, jobs in Spain, teaching English (non EU), finding apartments, holidays, mobile/cell phones, NIE cards, gestors.

Profile
 
 < 1 2
2 of 2
‹‹ Gran Canaria      LIFE IN RURAL SPAIN ››