Welcome to Spain
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Welcome to Spain
If you need spanish help or moving to Spain...let me know.
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Re: Welcome to Spain
The Alicante Conversation group lady ? got all the help I need ta
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Re: Welcome to Spain
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Re: Welcome to Spain
not another spammer
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Re: Welcome to Spain
This forum is full of people who are just backstabbing annoying ex pats,why do you do it?,any new poster is treated with contempt any poster that says something that the mafia here disagrees with gets jumped on its very sad http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-0fT9BHpImI
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Re: Welcome to Spain
Unbelievable!
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Re: Welcome to Spain
But are we welcome?
Spain has long been ambivalent about the wealthy foreigners. Rubalcaba, as Minister of the Interior, took away our residence ID cards a few years ago, dooming us to carry (in modern 21st century Europe) a passport and a green police card. Then, they started threatening or even knocking down houses in Southern Spain bought by foreigners in good faith. Now, they are chasing after assets which are held elsewhere, with a value both generated and taxed outside of Spain. What on earth are they trying to tell the foreign residents? Perhaps a small surprise advert in the local foreign-language press would do. Meanwhile, we stay here and live here and invest here because we love Spain and her people.
Do they love us back?
Spain has long been ambivalent about the wealthy foreigners. Rubalcaba, as Minister of the Interior, took away our residence ID cards a few years ago, dooming us to carry (in modern 21st century Europe) a passport and a green police card. Then, they started threatening or even knocking down houses in Southern Spain bought by foreigners in good faith. Now, they are chasing after assets which are held elsewhere, with a value both generated and taxed outside of Spain. What on earth are they trying to tell the foreign residents? Perhaps a small surprise advert in the local foreign-language press would do. Meanwhile, we stay here and live here and invest here because we love Spain and her people.
Do they love us back?
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Re: Welcome to Spain
Whilst the guy is indeed new here, he appears on at least one other forum and I'm guessing some know of him from there. He teaches "english and spanish" as he puts it, so perhaps people are assuming his help won't be free. Of course not all new posters are treated as such, maybe just the one's that join to promote their business? Have you mellowed over the years, I don't remember you being so sympathetic in the past?
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Re: Welcome to Spain
But are we welcome?
Spain has long been ambivalent about the wealthy foreigners. Rubalcaba, as Minister of the Interior, took away our residence ID cards a few years ago, dooming us to carry (in modern 21st century Europe) a passport and a green police card. Then, they started threatening or even knocking down houses in Southern Spain bought by foreigners in good faith. Now, they are chasing after assets which are held elsewhere, with a value both generated and taxed outside of Spain. What on earth are they trying to tell the foreign residents? Perhaps a small surprise advert in the local foreign-language press would do. Meanwhile, we stay here and live here and invest here because we love Spain and her people.
Do they love us back?
Spain has long been ambivalent about the wealthy foreigners. Rubalcaba, as Minister of the Interior, took away our residence ID cards a few years ago, dooming us to carry (in modern 21st century Europe) a passport and a green police card. Then, they started threatening or even knocking down houses in Southern Spain bought by foreigners in good faith. Now, they are chasing after assets which are held elsewhere, with a value both generated and taxed outside of Spain. What on earth are they trying to tell the foreign residents? Perhaps a small surprise advert in the local foreign-language press would do. Meanwhile, we stay here and live here and invest here because we love Spain and her people.
Do they love us back?
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Re: Welcome to Spain
I've heard it put this way: "I've never treated anyone I know like that".
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Re: Welcome to Spain
Not so much in Barcelona, but it is a big city. It was certainly more welcoming than London!
If you go around speaking English all the time then maybe so. I've spoken to many Andalucians who are bewildered why the British decide to live in Spain but refuse to do anything Spanish, but away from the Costas, Spaniards really dont know much about British people at all