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Getting safer GENDER violence offences fell by 40 per cent in Rincon de la Victoria over the last year, according to the Local Police.
Debt down THE Axarquia Community of Municipalities has reduced its public debt by €400,000 in the last two fiscal years, its President Oscar Medina has said.
Still waiting MEMBERS of the Conservative Partido Popular have asked the regional government to carry out a series of infrastructure works in Velez-Malaga promised more than 10 years ago.
Looking abroad Motril aiming at Morocco to expand its businesses MOTRIL COUNCIL is looking for new business opportunities in Morocco, taking advantage of the town’s sea link with the North African country. A mobile information and promotion unit will be stopping at the Hermanas Mercedarias square from today (Thursday) until Sunday to help local businesses to take their trade abroad.
THE parents of a baby who died shortly after birth at Motril Regional Hospital have been awarded €50,000 compensation. The mother has been
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Granada Province as well as in the Moroccan cities of Tetouan and Larache. “The project aims to achieve an improvement in the competitiveness of businesses both in Motril and Morocco as well as the establishment of commercial relationships between them,” said Motril Mayor Luisa Garcia Chamorro.
Compensation order for baby death
Wreck remains THE fuselage of a light aircraft which crashed in Velez-Malaga in August killing two men is still at the site of the accident and cannot be removed until the investigation into the crash finishes.
The initiative is especially aimed at the agricultural, retail, catering and tourism trade. Participating businesses will have the chance to attend a workshop focusing on hiring, logistics and transport, methods of payment and customs management in relation to the Moroccan market. In addition, the town of Motril will be promoted through the rest of
treated at the local Mental Health Unit ever since the event in 2010. The Andalucian Health Service (SAS) is due to pay the compensation following a Granada court
order declaring that doctors did not respond adequately to the situation. According to the parents’ lawyer, it was a clear case of incorrect treatment as doctors did
not perform a Caesarean section when they should have. As a result, the baby was born with serious damage to his body and died 15 hours later.