¿Qué? podcast, episode three: The Julen Roselló tragedy
In the third of our new audio series, journalists from the English Edition go over the facts of the rescue mission in Málaga that began when a two-year-old fell down a borehole
On January 13, a Spanish toddler fell down a borehole on a rural property in Málaga, setting off a chain of events that would see one of the most extraordinary rescue efforts Spain has ever seen swing into action, but that would ultimately end in tragedy.
In episode three of our new podcast, ¿Qué?, we discuss the Julen Roselló accident, and also consider what will happen now as the judicial inquiry into the events that took place over the last two weeks in Totalán gets going.
We also discuss the ongoing taxi strike in Madrid, as cab drivers protest against what they say is unfair competition from ride-hailing services such as Uber and Cabify.
¿Qué? is a podcast that tries to explain to an English-speaking audience the curious, the under-reported and sometimes simply bizarre news stories that are often in the headlines in Spain. You can subscribe through this RSS Feed or via your favorite podcast app, like Google Podcasts or Apple Podcasts.
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