@English Catholic. I note again you and your supporters have an endless habit of sowing confusion; only this time you have drawn a blank. Bishops don't issue opinions, they are supposed to confirm authentic Catholic dogma consistent with that of Christ's teaching and as necessary validated by Saint Peters legitimately elected successors.
You selectively misinterpret the local ordinaries in Santander to support your own personal opinion, while purposefully ignoring the fact the bishops, as stated by them, endorse that of their predecessors - that is: NON CONSTAT DE SUPERNATURAL meaning the supernatural aspect remains UNCERTAIN and therefore open to amendment at some future date. More here: Is Garabandal approved yet?
I do not consider Unity Publishing to be a creditable source of information.

@English Catholic.

You are constantly repeating yourself - ad nauseam, as the sole authority on Garabandal therefore, don't you think its about time you started preparing for the Worldwide Warning?

On your second point , I do not classify our recent exchange of opinions as a 'debate'. If it was, then clearly you lost.
Have a good day.

Hi @Alex A I urge you not to rush into making hasty conclusions. The truth is, that the events as foretold are unique amongst Marian Apparitions by proving their own authenticity through the fulfillment of the major prophecies; yet to unfold.
It also safeguards Garabandal from false declarations by the Vatican until such time as the valid election of a successor to Benedict XV1 is held.
While we wait; there is no rational reason for anyone to draw presumptive conclusions based upon speculative comments by others.