Ooh, not at all :) We Spaniards still remember the Vertical Trade Union.

Because they all belong to the same semantic domain I guess.

Dependsa lot on what you are comparing it with, I like to play with this page: https://www.numbeo.com/cost-of-living/comparison.jsp

Puerto Hurraco. Population 100. Everybody in Spain recognises its name because of a shooting that got burned into the collective mind.

Does anyone know whether they published the ordered statement and where?

If you have pen and paper and the key to the drawer you don't need a working POS on the spot to accept cash while comms are out and record the transactions later.

And exactly: where does the cash appear from? That's the "should always be an option" part.

Of course there's drawbacks for everything: less secure for staff if you accept cash vs inability to do anything when comms fail if you don't.

There might be a further point, although I haven't looked into the reasons: Sweden started the cashless experiment before and they are backpedaling now.

I don't disagree with cashless being the preferred method, but cash should always be an option because e.g. in case of disaster, the infrastructure that cashless depends on can be impaired for a while.

It should be.

The Divine Comedy to a high budget high quality movie.

Interesting, I say CROAC. Probably there's a lot of geographical variation.

I cannot vote but as a recent arrival I'm in the process of getting the picture.

Oh okay, I think I have in mind some politicians that fit into the description. Thanks!

What is a cooker party? Google is not helping.

I agree that countries ara hard to compare "in bulk" but I think that naming the chart with the wording "legal equality" hints at acknowledging that it's representing a very concrete dimension of equality in general.

I was copying and pasteing from pass but that looks much cooler, thanks!

I'm familiar with pass and familiar-ish with rofi. What do the other two do?

_The couple said they had not made a complaint to the authorities.

"We didn't want to get involved in things that are complicated, because we are afraid the problem will become more complex," said Dimas._

if they did they might make things a little bit better for people coming after them. I hope they change their minds.

Liz Taylor.

They are the New Zealand of Spain.

Well, and that being said, my very personal perception is that the will to leave is more significant (without going into whether it's majority or not) in Catalonia, Galicia and the Basque Country. The other highlighted in my opinion would be happy with greater recognition of their peculiarities (namely language) and less dependence of a central government.

I'm sacrificing a lot of accuracy and nuance in order to keep my comment short.