Thomas
said:
25 May 2009
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19:32
What a shame it would be if they did remove them. We always visit our local one when we go over. Let's hope they see sense.
pam
said:
25 May 2009
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22:54
Surely they can't be serious? The Spanish government seems to have its head in the clouds at the moment, a bit like thinking there was no crisis when in actual fact there was. I'm sure this will get resolved.
pete lloyd
said:
25 May 2009
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23:07
In the uk having fun has been banned,lets hope spain doesn`t follow.
dr david ashby
said:
26 May 2009
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01:19
having spent many a good evening in a few Chiringuitos i fully suport your petition and have signed up online if they go a way of life will go we must keep them for ever
neisha
said:
26 May 2009
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13:15
well done, i will help this campaign in any way possible. :) they just cant do it. Its part of the culture. In fact its one of the last parts of the coastal spain that is REAL. The food is allways the best, we would have a lot of dehydrated people without them, what the gonna get rid of the guys cooking the fish on the boats next!!!!!!!!!! then thell ban fishing on the beaches at night!!! whats next
neisha
said:
26 May 2009
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13:15
well done, i will help this campaign in any way possible. :) they just cant do it. Its part of the culture. In fact its one of the last parts of the coastal spain that is REAL. The food is allways the best, we would have a lot of dehydrated people without them, what the gonna get rid of the guys cooking the fish on the boats next!!!!!!!!!! then thell ban fishing on the beaches at night!!! whats next
Maureen
said:
26 May 2009
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15:43
it will be sad if they get rid of the beach bars "Chiringuitos" every one loves them better on the beach and with the way the ecomany is at the moment they should not close them down we love them!
audrey
said:
29 May 2009
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12:01
I fully support your campaign, the chiringuitos are unique and essential to to the economy of Spain, they are a perfect opportunity to enjoy alfresco dining within an idyllic beachside setting and the best way to enjoy Spain's national dishes. Paella, Tapas, Sangria etc. They definately cannot be relocated. I read that the rules say these estasblishments cannot occupy more than 50 per cent of the beach they are on. Surely this is not the case as the chiringuitos occupy very little space, unless there are areas which are becoming inundated with structures I cannot see what the problem is with Spain's beach laws.