GRANADA –
The case of fraudulent tickets to the Alhambra was first discovered last year
and, in true Spanish judiciary fashion, has only recently come to court. (More
on the case coming soon, but it involves alleged irregularities in the sale of
tickets and access control). The case has now taken a political turn, after the
city Council wrote to the judge earlier in the week, alleging that political
responsibilities are ‘evidently’ of the PSOE (in opposition in Granada) and the
Junta de Andalucía. The letter, by Juan García Montero, Councillor for Culture
and spokesperson for the Council, also demands
