Spain’s Socialist government on Tuesday officially abolished the siesta, the extended lunch break.
A new law decrees that lunch breaks will be limited to one hour to allow civil servants to clock off at 6pm.
Spaniards wake up to the end of the siesta
By Leslie Crawford in Madrid
Published: December 27 2005 18:30 | Last updated: December 27 2005 18:30
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