murcia

If you live in Murcia and want to travel to Groningen, you're out of luck.

You have large areas of Murcia and Andaluzia pretty much covered in canvas greenhouses.

Also the arid place is Murcia and Almería, some part of Alicante and Monegros.

Between Murcia and Alicante/Valencia there is no good option currently, just driving.

No one uses it on the streets, specially in Andalucia, Murcia and Extremadura, and the 90% of the speakers around the world use the local language.

> 46-47C looks high but in Andalucia, Murcia and Extremadura you got 43 C temps granted every summer.

He'd considered buying a property in London and managed to find a number of of houses in Murcia (Spain) which cost the same as his deposit in London would have been.

What I wanted to say is that, _in my region_, where a co-official language is spoken, I want to have the same rights that people from Murcia have _here_, in my region!

Of course there are localisms, but the same way Andalucia, Extremadura or Murcia speak a very strong dialect, in my area or Valladolid, Salamanca, Madrid or even Cataluña people speak a very standard one.

"Sars-CoV-2 never takes off, it is heavily inhibited by rhinovirus," Dr Pablo Murcia told BBC News.

> So, am I understanding correctly that your answer to “what else do you need?” is that when you go to Murcia, you are expecting to be able to have access to galician/basque/catalan TV, justice, healthcare, public servants, etc., as when people from Murcia go elsewhere?

What is going on in Spain in the triangle: Mazarron - Cartagena - Murcia?

They sold their home in Yorkshire and moved to a three-bedroom villa in Murcia.

Specially Aragon, Murcia, Extremadura and the infamous Andalusia where even the Risitas guy can be extremely hard to understand to natives outside Andalusia.