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Month: October 2017

24th October 2017
Pepe Botella: a misunderstood monarch

Pepe Botella: a misunderstood monarch

Have you ever been to Pepe Botella? This traditional bar looking out over Plaza Dos de Mayo is, in my opinion, one of the best places in the city to spend a tranquil morning writing. But do you know what the significance of this bar’s name is and what exactly happened on the second of …

9th October 2017
The siege of Madrid: walking the front line

The siege of Madrid: walking the front line

Though the siege of Madrid lasted two and a half years, today the city bears few visible scars. As the bomb craters were filled in, a silence fell over the cowed populace. A silence that until recently has largely remained unbroken. And yet, out on the edges of the city where the battle raged the …

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