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13 - 19 June 2019
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Brothel raid
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FREED: The women were forced to work as prostitutes.
By Joe Gerrard NATIONAL POLICE officers have freed eight women who worked at a Marbella brothel following an investigation which also saw 21 people arrested. Officers said the women were made to work in a venue that was fitted with a bar and also sold drugs to customers. Some of the women were forced into sex work there. Others were hired for work in what
they thought was a massage parlour, but later discovered it was a brothel. The gang which run the bar threatened the women with fines and in other ways to stop
them from leaving. Workers were forced to work what police said were ‘exhausting days,’ with the venue kept open 24 hours a day.
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NEWS EXTRA Lifeguard numbers A TOTAL of 24 lifeguards are set to watch over beaches in Torremolinos until Monday September 30 under the town’s summer safety plan, with staff on hand to provide first aid and perform rescues and assistance if needed.
Bus line A 24-HOUR seven days a week bus service is due to serve Marbella this summer, with council transport spokesperson Felix Romero saying it will run from San Pedro de Alcantara to Cabopino beach to serve the city’s coastal areas.
Plane leaves A NORWEGIAN AIRLINES plane has left Malaga Airport three months after it was grounded there, with the Boeing 737 Max 8 aircraft prevented from flying following a crash in Ethiopia earlier this year.
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From Front page » NATIONAL POLICE officers launched their investigation after they were tipped off about the brothel on an official helpline. Investigators later located the brothel and found women there were being sexually exploited. General worker exploitation was also found to be taking place due to the long working hours. Those running the venue, set up in a villa in Marbella, also supplied drugs including cocaine and MDMA to clients.
RAID: Police seized drugs and weapons in the probe. The gang recruited women from Spain to work in the brothel.
Officers said the suspected leaders of the gang which ran
the brothel were Portuguese. Six of those suspected of being leading members were arrested first followed by 15 more lower-level workers. Police seized 55 grams of MDMA, five grams of cocaine, 17 bags of hashish, 190 grams of Kamagra, €1,000 in cash, four fake €100 notes, weapons and documents. Three other houses were also searched. Their assets in both Spain and Portugal have since been frozen as the case continues.
Death threat trial Violence funds MALAGA’S Provincial Court has jailed a defendant for three years after finding him guilty of threatening to stab a man to death following an argument over the former’s girlfriend. The court’s Third Section also jailed the defendant’s brother for two years for making threats and for illegally possessing a shotgun. The court heard the main defendant lunged towards the victim with a large knife in Antequera in 2014. It happened the day after the former accused the latter of having an affair with his girlfriend. Both defendants confessed as part of a plea bargain deal.
THE Junta de Andalucia has said it will invest around €344,000 to hire 15 new staff members to help process gender violence cases in Malaga Province courts. Antequera, Archidona, Coin, Fuengirola, Marbella, Ronda and Torremoli-
nos are among the towns set to benefit from the funding. The new workers are being hired to speed case processing. They are set to work until the end of this year, but could be kept on depending on their progress.
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Graffiti probe LOCAL POLICE officers in Malaga City have arrested a 25year- ol d suspect from Granada Province in connection with graffiti on several vehicles and buildings. Investigators said at l east 20 hom es were found defaced in the El Palo area of t he ci t y on Sunday morning. Graffiti was also found on vehicle windows. The 25-year-old, said to have been in Malaga City to celebrate a birthday with friends, was detained on suspicion of committing vandalism. The investigation r em ai ns open and police have not ruled out further arrests.
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Teacher ‘assault’
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A TRADE UNION representing teachers in Malaga Province has spoken out against an ‘unacceptable’ attack on the head of an Alhaurin el Grande school. FeSPUGT said it ‘resoundingly rejected’ any attack on school staff and added it had reported the case, with the school director left needing medical treatment following the assault.
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Actor visit SPANISH actor Antonio Banderas visited his new CaixaBank Soho Theatre in Malaga City yesterday (Wednesday) ahead of its opening in October. The actor previously said he wanted to give something back to his home city, with the first play at the venue set to be the musical ‘A Chorus Line.’
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‘Stab’ arrest NATIONAL POLICE officers have arrested a 30-year-old suspect in Marbella in connection with the alleged stabbing of his 46-year-old mother. Police sources said the woman was left with several knife wounds to her arms, neck and back, but that none were serious after they found her in her home on Calle Bermeja.
Taxi fines OFFICERS with the Local Police have fined five taxi drivers found operating outside of Malaga Airport illegally on Thursday. Police sources said the drivers, three of which were Spanish and two British, would have their documents confiscated until they pay their €1,380 penalties while one was arrested for attempted to evade officers.
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Sea clean THE Costa del Sol Mancomunidad launched its summer sea cleaning service last Thursday, with 13 boats brought in to help keep the coast fit for bathers. The service, officially launched in Marbella marina, is set to see the vessels clean waters of rubbish as well as oil slicks from Monday to Friday until Sunday September 15.
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What a beauty THIS village in northern Spain has been named as one of the most beautiful in the country and one of the best places to visit this summer. Lastres (Llastres in Asturian), in Asturias on Spain’s northern Atlantic coast, is a fishing village and belongs to the Colunga urban area. It and the village of Tazones, also in Asturias, were both highlighted by the Association of the Most Beautiful Villages in Spain as two places that travellers should visit this year. Both villages also featured in a
Conde Nast Traveller article on escaping the summer Spanish heat without leaving the country. The magazine said Lastres was a calm place. Its performing arts offering and Las Tres Noches de Lastres festival, which takes place on the first weekend of August, were also highlighted as reasons to visit. Lastres won the Princess of Asturias Foundation award for Exemplary Town of Asturias in 2010. The region’s Tourist Board said the town was famous for its fishing industry, particular-
ly whaling, and for its seafood offering as a result. “Lastres is one of the most photographed and filmed places in all of Austrias, and that charm and its atmosphere of Cantabrian tranquillity is absolutely captivating,” the Tourist Board said. The town is home to the 18th century Church of Santa Maria de Sabada which is a national Site of Cultural Interest. The Spanish comedy drama series Doctor Mateo was filmed in the village.
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Two held GUARDIA CIVIL officers have arrested two suspects from Coin in connection with an alleged hate crime against two gay people in Pizarra. Police sources said a gang of 10 attacked the pair at a nightclub, with one losing consciousness and taken for medical treatment following the alleged assault.
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Jail appeal MALAGA City’s 14th Criminal Court has ruled against an appeal from the former boss of a Torremolinos animal shelter to get a prison sentence handed down over deaths there suspended. The court ruled the sentence for the woman, who ran Torremolinos’ Parque Animal shelter, could not be suspended on health grounds. Judges there ruled her medical conditions would not put her at risk while serving her three-year and nine-month sentence. The woman’s defence lawyers previously told the court her sentence should be suspended under Article 80 of Spain’s Criminal Code which allows ill prisoners’ sentences to be reviewed. The court ruled medication would help the women with an ear condition. It also refused to suspend the sentence on mental health grounds. It comes after the woman was jailed in 2017 over the deaths of multiple cats and dogs at the shelter from 2008 to 2010.
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POLITICAL parties across the Costa del Sol are beginning to form pacts in local authorities following local elections held last month. The left-leaning Partido Socialista (PSOE) has agreed to join with the leftist Izquierda Unida (IU) to govern in Benalmadena. Acting mayor Victor Navas said the coalition would provide an administration of ‘progress’ for the town that would continue to modernise it. PSOE is seeking to take control of Mijas Town Hall and install Josele Gonzelez as mayor with the support of the centrist Ciudadanos. A deal is yet to be reached after PSOE came second to the PP in May. The path to the control of Torremolinos Council remains unclear, with both PSOE and the conservative Partido Popular (PP) courting the support of Ciudadanos. The PP and Ciudadanos look set to govern Malaga City. Councils have until this Saturday to form administrations.
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Drugs bust
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NATIONAL POLICE officers have arrested a 23-year-old suspect in connection with the growing and sale of marihuana in Fuengirola and Mijas. Officers seized 1,700 grams of marihuana, 17 plants, 62 grams of hashish, a fake gun and €6,735 during a Mijas house search. Proceedings have been sent to Fuengirola’s Fourth Court of Instruction.
Trial delay MALAGA City’s 14th Criminal Court has postponed the trial of a man accused of abusing five women in Marbella because the defendant’s whereabouts are unknown. The defendant faces more than 12 years in prison if found guilty of manipulating and abusing the women and will be required to pay €20,000 in damages.
Starr burial THE funeral for British comedian Freddie Starr is set to take place in Liverpool today (Thursday June 13) weeks after his death in Mijas. Fans of the late comedian are expected to pay their respects. The 76-year-old was found dead in his Mijas home last month and coroners later confirmed he died of coronary heart disease.
ABLAZE: One fire struck scrubland near Coin.
Wild fires By Joe Gerrard RESIDENTS of four apartment blocks in Riviera del Sol were evacuated after a fire broke out in nearby woodland on Tuesday. Emergency services were alerted to the blaze at around 4.15pm. Firefighters from Mi-
jas were sent to tackle the fire and were joined by Local Police and Guardia Civil officers. Those who were evacuated were allowed to return to their homes hours later. Emergency services said no one was injured. Separately, 20 firefighters
were sent to the Coin area on Monday after a fire broke out in scrubland near to the town. Personnel were joined by a firefighting helicopter to put out the blaze. Both fires follow the summer ban on fires and barbecues in open land which came into effect on Saturday June 1.
Councillor pride row A FAR-RIGHT party has expelled one of its two newly-elected councillors in Torremolinos after she was photographed with a rainbow flag at Torremolinos’ Gay Pride parade. Vox expelled Luicia Cuin from the party after she unfurled the flag with other councillors on the balcony of Torremolinos Town Hall.
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Cuin said she would not resign from the council because she feels she has done nothing wrong. She added some of her supporters were LGBTI people. Vox confirmed in a statement that Cuin had left the party. The far-right group added it supported gay rights but opposed their ‘politicisation.’
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THE Emerald Connection has called on the CCOO trade union to support setting up a short story competition for schoolchildren in Malaga Province in honour of Pamela O’Malley. The international Irish organisation also called for a street, plaza or public building to be renamed in honour of the advocate for public education in Spain. Communist Party member O’Malley attempted to resist the regime of former dictator Francisco Franco and help educate Spanish children.
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A BRITISH firm planning to build Spain’s largest shopping centre in Torremolinos is seeking partners or a buyer for the development after it ran into financial trouble. Intu, the company behind the €160 million retail and leisure park, had to give up on building the centre alone due to mounting debts. It has also put centres in Asturias and Aragon on the market.
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LORRY drivers currently touring Spain in aid of a cancer charity arrived in Malaga on Tuesday. Representatives of the Malaga Province branch of the Spanish Association against Cancer (AECC) were on hand to welcome the drivers. Malaga was the last stop on their crosscountry trip, according to the charity. AECC said in a statement the drivers had managed to raise more than €55,000 on the trip. The charity’s Malaga Province branch said: “This gives hope to the many people who suf-
fer from cancer. “They know that there are people who are fighting for others without asking for anything in return.” Malaga is the last leg of a journey which began in Iznajar in Cordoba Province, Andalucia. The drivers also visited the cities of Murcia, Valencia, Huesca, Bilbao, Santander, Gijon and Santiago de Compostela. The first Lorry Drivers against Cancer trip took place in 1970. Juan Perez Luque was behind the first trip and has made them ever since.
Ex-First Lady sings GUESTS celebrating a businessman’s wife’s birthday in Estepona were treated to songs sung by the former First Lady of France on Saturday. Carla Bruni, wife to former President Nicolas Sarkozy, performed for Luisa Rodriquez Maroto in the gardens of the Las Dunas hotel. Former French Prime Minister and current centrist Ciudadanos politician Manual Valls, who recently ran to be mayor of Barcelona, were among the guests. Sarkozy did not attend.
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NEWS EXTRA Restaurant excellence THE TripAdvisor travel review site has awarded the Da Bruno Group of Italian restaurants its Certificate of Excellence which company head Bruno Filippone said was a ‘great honour.’
Temple visit BENALMADENA’S mayor Victor Navas has visited the town’s Buddhist Stupa of Illumination and said it was an example of ‘multiculturalism and peaceful co-existence’ at an event to close a week-long conference featuring talks and meditation.
Group trips FUENGIROLA’S branch of the Lux Mundi Christian group is planning trips to Caceres-Trujillo and Guadeloupe, Motril and Almuñecar and Puente Genil in October, November and December respectively, more information at: www.lux-mundi.org.
History trip HISTORICAL re-enactors donned medieval military outfits and paraded through Marbella to mark the anniversary of the Castillan King Ferdinand’s entry into the city on June 11, 1485.
Mountain walk A TOTAL of 26 people scaled the La Concha mountain near Marbella with Links Bar and raised thousands for the local branch of Age Concern in their recent Walking Challenge. The walkers returned to Links Bar, in Nuevo Andalucia, where they were treated to food. Tom Burns, chairman of Age Concern’s Marbella and San Pedro branch, then received a cheque for €3,110 for the branch. The chairman said the money would be put to use at the charity’s new San Pedro de Alcantara office. “We are grateful to Links Bar for their very kind offer to run the challenge and for their donation to Concern,”
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SCALING HEIGHTS: A total of 26 walkers climbed the La Concha mountain. he said. The 26 walkers took in natural and woodland areas on their way up the mountain before reaching the summit. Pictures showed the walk-
ers standing at the mountain’s peak in front of views down to towns below and the coast. La Concha is in the Sierra Blanca mountain range. It is
Annual challenge AGE CONCERN has revealed the first details about its upcoming Annual Challenge, with participants set to abseil this year. The charity said those interested would abseil from the roof to the grounds of the Sunset Beach Club hotel in Benalmadena. It is set to take place in early October and is being
put on to raise awareness of loneliness and isolation, Age Concern’s Steve Marshall said. Each team member has been asked to get friends and family to sponsor them. “The teams will be made up of ‘can do’ people who mirror the ethos of our ‘can do’ charity,” Marshall said.
the second-highest peak in the range at 1,270 metres tall. Age Concern is available to contact on: +34 689 355 198.
Charity day THE Spanish Association against Cancer (AECC) held its annual survey day last Thursday, with volunteers for the charity collecting donations throughout the Costa del Sol. Marbella City Council’s social rights spokesperson Isabel Cintado visited volunteers raising money in the city. She said the charity does ‘commendable work’ and the support they provide to cancer patients and their families is essential. Pilar Aguilar, of AECC, said the charity was grateful to Marbella Council for its support. A total of 25 information and donation stands were set up throughout Marbella on Thursday, according to the charity. Aguilar said 15 per cent of all money raised would go towards cancer research while the rest would cover the cost of services AECC provides.
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Mini trophy tournament A LOCAL walking football team is set to hold a mini tournament, with teams from across the Costa del Sol vying for the June La Cala trophy. Walking Football Spain (WFS) said the tournament would go be held at La Cala de Mijas’ Campo Municipal Francisco Santana on Thursday June 20 from 5.30pm to 7.30pm. It is set to feature teams from Benalmadena, Marbella and San Pedro, as well as guests Smiles from Fuengirola. All funds raised at the tournament will be donated to the club’s Sarah’s Fund. Sarah Almagro Vallejo, a young local woman from Marbella, lost her hands and feet to septicaemia last summer and fundraising efforts are underway to get her new prosthetic limbs. A sports and evening quiz hosted by Larry Lloyd is set to follow the tournament at Our Bar in Calahonda from 8.30pm. It comes as WFS recently raised €2,220 in a sponsored walk jointly organised by WFS and Our Bar, including €700 from Josh Boscowan who shaved his hair off in support. The money was also donated to Sarah’s Fund.
Western party THE TOPS charity is hosting a Western-themed party in Alhaurin el Grande on Saturday July 6. The event will feature a Western quiz, songs and socialising. A bar will be open at the party in Mick and Cath’s garden. Costumes are not essential but encouraged, the organisers said. Tickets €5. For more information contact Maggie at: topsforchari ty@gmail.com or Cath on 627 293 609.
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Brit death fall A BRITISH tourist aged 20 has died after he fell from a second-floor balcony in Magaluf. He was found lying on the g r o u n d i n a c r i tic a l cond i t i o n a t a b o u t 3 am last Friday (June 7). Medics gave him immediate aid, but he died at the scene. Police had to w ak e u p t h e v i c t im’s friends to tell them what had h a p p e n e d . He h ad been staying with them at a ho t e l c a l l e d t h e Wav e House. He is the first Briton to die from a balcony fall in M al l o r c a t h i s y e a r, a lthough in the space of a w ee k t h e r e we r e t h re e other incidents. An 18-year-old Swedish man was critically injured after plunging two floors on Ma y 3 1 , wh ile a British man, aged 19, es-
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MORE than four in five women aged between 55 and 64 with higher levels of education regularly recycle, besting men of the same profile according to a new survey. Coinciding with the World Environmental Day, the Social Barometer of IPSOS published a report stating Spanish women are more aware of the importance of recycling than men. The equivalent figure for men of the same background was 78 per cent. IPSOS said in a report on the survey that Spanish people are increasingly moving to-
wards sustainable living. “The Spanish are increasingly aware of the challenges associated with environment protection,” IPSOS said. IPSOS surveyed people on their recycling habits and their attitudes to environmental issues. It found Spanish people aged between 18 and 24 were more alarmed about climate change than other age groups. In addition, 94 per cent believe that recycling is important, although one in four are reluctant as it is ‘inconvenient.’
Dystopian future TOO LATE: Medics could not help (file photo of a previous incident). caped with a broken ankle after an eight-metre fall in Punta Ballena on June 5. The following night a 35-year-old German man w a s b ad ly h u rt a fte r
fa lling from a s e c ondfloor balcony. La s t w e e ke nd C olin M c G a rry, a ge d 48, w a s killed when he fell from a balcony in Benidorm.
SPANISH television channel Atresmedia has launched the first trailer of ‘La Valla,’ a series that depicts the capital in a fascist totalitarian light. The series shows Spain’s capital city in 2045, predicting a dystopian landscape where the populous lives in isolated blocks, with the rich and poor separated by walls and fences.
Epidemics, lack of raw materials and economic crisis are all focal points to the narrative with the fascist politics taking over from democracies throughout the country. Sonia Martinez, director of fiction at Atresmedia says, “This is a series located in the very near future in which society has suffered an invo-
lution: less technology, less freedom, more fear… in this context, a great story starring a family that struggles to survive and stay together, all with great doses of action, suspense and emotion.” La Valla, starring Olivia Molina, Unax Ugalde and Angela Molina, will make its premiere on Spanish terrestrial TV channel Antena 3.
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BREXIT BRIEF Election results LABOUR has narrowly held Peterborough following a by-election last Thursday which saw the pro-leave Brexit Party push the Conservatives into third place. Labour’s candidate Lisa Forbes won the seat with a total of 10,484 votes, 683 ahead of the Brexit Party’s Mike Greene. The Conservatives came third with 21.4 per cent of the vote and the Liberal Democrats fourth with 12.3 per cent. Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn said the Conservative government’s ‘disastrous’ handling of Brexit and austerity programme had seen their support evaporate in the town. Brexit Party leader Nigel Farage said the result showed British politics had ‘fundamentally changed’ despite not claiming victory. Farage’s party had been tipped to snatch the seat from Labour, with voters there backing leave by 61 per cent in the 2016 referendum. Despite not winning, both Labour and the Conservatives suffered due in part to their respective stances on Brexit, losing 17.2 and 25.5 per cent of their previous support respectively. The Liberal Democrats, the main outwardly remain party, saw its vote share increase by 8.9 per cent. It shows that while Labour was able to win despite its Brexit infighting, parties that took a firm stance on Brexit one way or another were rewarded.
Party soul-searching By Joe Gerrard BOTH of Britain’s largest political parties have continued soulsearching over Brexit this week. T h e ra c e to s uc c e e d Prime Minister Theresa May in Downing Street is now in full swing after the final list of candidates was chosen on Monday. They include former Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson and Environment Secretary Michael Gove, both Brexiteers of different shades, and Foreign Secretary and former Remainer Jeremy Hunt. Meanwhile Labour faced more internal strife over its Brexit policy afte r the pa rty’s Sc ottis h branch agreed to back a second referendum with Remain on the ballot paper. Debate among Tory leadership hopefuls tended to stick to policy, with each candidate laying out their Brexit plans going forward. Current frontrunner Johnson
TOUGH TALK: Dominic Raab said he would ‘push hard’ for concessions. said he would withhold Britain’s €39 billion divorce bill from the EU if he c ould not s e c ure the changes he wants to the draft Withdrawal Agreement. Sources close to French President Emmanuel Macron said doing so would be tantamount to
Br i t ai n def aul t i ng on a debt obligation. Ri val l eader shi p cont ender and former Brexit Secretary Dom i ni c Raab al so t ook a t ough line when laying out his negotiating strategy. He was cheered when he said he would ‘push hard’ for concessions from Brussels. Raab and Johnson’s tone contrasted with that of Gove who appear ed t o advocat e a m or e pragmatic approach. He said it was not enough t o bel i eve i n Britain and added he would deliver Brexit. Separately, pressure mounted on Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn to back a second referendum this week. Shadow International Trade Secretary Barry Gardiner said Labour ’s desired outcome remained a general election despi t e Scot t i sh l eader Ri char d Leonard saying he was ‘pleased’ his branch had backed another vote.
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BREXIT EXTRA Economy slide THE British economy shrank in April in part due to the biggest fall in car production on record, with a contraction of 0.4 per cent coming as manufacturers hold off on investing amidst Brexit uncertainty.
EU reform A SENIOR French regulator said EU financial arrangements could be ‘profoundly transformed’ following Brexit, with Robert Ophele joining others to call for red tape cuts.
Trade deal BRITAIN has struck a preliminary trade deal with South Korea allowing companies in each country tradeing freely after Brexit, including a no-deal scenario, with International Trade Secretary Liam Fox saying it will boost jobs and growth.
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Child poverty call Gardai and Guardia collaboration AS part of the 175th anniversary of the Guardia Civil, two members of the Irish police force have been awarded ‘La Cruz de la Orden del Merito de la Guardia,’ the Cross of Merit of Order of the Guardia Civil. Detective Superintendent Seamus Boland of the Drugs and Organised Crime Bureau and a liaison officer, who cannot be named for operational reasons, have been celebrated for their work fighting Irish crime gangs who were operating in Spain. This included providing assistance which led to the con-
viction of James Quinn, aged 35, at a court in Malaga, the getaway driver in the murder of Gary Hutch in 2015. Quinn was also convicted of possession of illegal weapons. The ceremony took place at the Guardia Civil Headquarters in Mallorca and amongst those present were the Assistant Commissioner of An Garda Síocháná, John O’Driscoll, who praised the ongoing collaboration between the two police forces relating to investigations associated with organised crime, with an Irish connection.
‘HIGH RATE’: The EU said Spain should spend more on tackling child poverty. THE EU has called on Spain to improve its support for low-income families to tackle the ‘high rate’ of child poverty. The European Commission drew up a report on the situation facing disadvantaged Spanish families which recommended investing in the welfare system and social housing to tackle the issue. The Report on Spain found that the child poverty rate remained very high in Spain although it has fallen in recent years. It also stated that Spanish spending on the welfare system remains lower than oth-
er EU member states. The number of Spanish children dropping out of school early is also ‘excessively high,’ the report found. ‘Efforts to reform the education system have stalled. Companies say they have trouble finding people with the necessary skills especially in regard to information technology and communications,’ the report stated. T h e C h i l d r e n ’s P l a t f o r m N G O s a i d i t welcomed the report and its recommendations, which also included creating a High Commissioner for fighting child poverty.
School denounced for autism comments FOUR teachers from a school in Sevilla have been denounced after reportedly being recorded ridiculing a girl with autism in their class. The seven-year-old girl, who has not been named, suffers from Pervasive Developmental Disorder with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), Specific Language Disorder
(SLE) and epilepsy. Her parents began to notice strange behaviour in the girl after she had two seizures in a short time and began displaying signs of self-harm. These behaviours allegedly intensified during the school week then eased during weekends. When questioned, the teachers denied noticing any unusual
behaviour but, unconvinced, the parents sent the girl to class with a tape recorder in her bag. In the six hours of recording phrases such as ‘the girl’s brain is broken,’ ‘she has already turned upside down,’ ‘wash your hands, you filthy girl, I’m watching you play with snot’ or ‘in the asylum there was this profile in adults.’
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THE WEEK IN POLITICS
Crunch time By Joe Gerrard SPAIN’S acting prime minister has held talks to try and form a government this week, with potential coalition partners naming their price for their support. Pedro Sanchez met with the leader of the leftist Podemos Pablo Iglesias on Tuesday. The two previously allied to get legislation through the Congress of Deputies prior to April’s snap general election. Initial talks held between the two parties before local, regional and European elections in May seemed to go smoothly, with sources from both saying their past working relationship created trust. But a PSOE-Podemos pact is not straightforward for either side to achieve. Sanchez and other senior PSOE figures previously said they want to govern along while other parties join in a confidence and supply arrangement, voting with the government where necessary. Iglesias is however pushing for a full coalition government with Podemos deputies serving as ministers. Iglesias told Sanchez on Tuesday that he wanted the Labour brief which would give his party control over work laws and the welfare system. His party also wants a say in environmental, tax, public investment and gender equality policy-making, opening up more ministries for their control. This would force Sanchez to dispense with key PSOE figures in his Council of Ministers. PSOE and Podemos also do not have the numbers between them to govern in the Congress of Deputies, meaning they would have to reach out to smaller, regional groups. But their support will not come cheap. The Partido Regionalista de Cantabria (PRC), which has one member of the Congress, has already demanded €1.1
TALKS: Sanchez (right) met with Iglesias (left) on Tuesday.
Far-right worries THE centrist Ciudadanos’ candidate for mayor of Barcelona said he is concerned about his party’s overtures to the far-right as talks on pacts to govern local and regional authorities continue. Manuel Valls said meetings between Ciudadanos officials and those from the far-right Vox risked normalising an ‘extreme’ party. He has previously spoken out about his party’s decision to enter into a coalition deal with the conservative Partido Popular (PP) in Andalucia which is backed by Vox. Vall’s comments have exposed a fissure in a party which pitches itself as progressive and liberal. Ciudadanos leader Albert Rivera has previously refused to pigeon hole it as either left or right. But his refusal to work with the left-leaning Partido Socialista (PSOE) and his pivots from the centre to the right suggest the party is retreating from Spanish politics’ middle ground. Elsewhere, Ciudadanos candidate for head of the Madrid Region Ignacio Aguado has also suggested he could break ranks and join with PSOE to govern there. He also ruled out working with ‘populists and nationalists’ a thinly-veiled reference to Vox. Such divisions could come to hamstring a once insurgent force in the Spanish centre.
Poll tracker: Partido Socialista (PSOE): 33.6 per cent, 160 seats Partido Popular (PP): 15.4 per cent, 72 seats Ciudadanos: 15.1 per cent, 43 seats Unidos Podemos: 13.3 per cent, 30 seats Result: PSOE largest party, no overall control billion in investment for the region for their backing of the government. If Sanchez feels he cannot spare the money or would prefer to deal with one other party then the centrist Ciudadanos also remains a potential partner. The maths is on the side of PSOE and of Albert Rivera’s party in this scenario. Their combined seats would get them four seats clear of the 176 majority figure.
But the pact is fraught with wider political considerations. Although it is favoured by big business and other elements of the Spanish establishment, entering into a coalition could dampen Rivera’s efforts to make Ciudadanos Spain’s leading opposition party. Sanchez met with Rivera on Tuesday despite the latter declaring he would never work with the acting prime minister.
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is open for summer! Finally it’s summer and El Chiringuito on the beach of Puente Romano is open. Stunning sea views, delicious dishes with locally sourced products, trendy music and cocktail sipping - this is your lively Mediterranean destination 2019! The a la carte menu had a little revamp, but kept the authentic El Chiringuito dishes, including; smoked aubergine, seared tuna fresh from the wood fire grill, sea bass cooked in sea salt crust and Nebraska entrecote. The summer programme will include several events, starting with Full Moon Party on Sunday June 16, followed by San Juan Party on Sunday June 23 and Official Season Opening party on Thursday June 27.
El Chiringuito Marbella is open every day from 1pm - 8pm. Starting from Friday June 28 from 1pm - midnight.
Find us on Instagram @elchiringuitomarbella
For reservations please call (+34) 952 768 228
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HOSPITALISED: Three children were taken to hospital after a sickness outbreak at a fivestar all-inclusive holiday.
Children hospitalised on family holiday By Alana Schuurman THREE British children from two families have been taken to hospital after catching a suspected sickness bug in a fivestar Menorca resort. Louise Hunter, 36, from St Helens, Merseyside woke up
vomiting in her sleep to then find her daughters suffering from diarrhoea. She claimed both children were taken to the local hospital and given medication during their €2,241 allinclusive holiday. Jade Fullbrook, 33, from Dorset said she and her 10-
year-old were left with acute gastroenteritis a few days later. She said: “the sickness bug completely ruined our holiday.” A TUI UK spokesperson said: “We are very sorry to hear of the customers’ experiences on their holiday.” Both families are now seeking compensation.
Footballer’s home targeted POLICE are looking for two armed robbers who broke into Chelsea striker Alvaro Morata’s La Moraleja home late at night. Morata was away, playing in Spain’s Euro 2020 qualifier against the Faroe Islands, and the intruders would have known that his wife, Alice Campello, their twin sons Alessandro and Leonardo and the nanny were alone. Neither the footballer, currently on loan at
Atletico de Madrid, nor his partner made any official comment, but police sources quoted in the Spanish media revealed that nobody in the house was harmed during the robbery although the hooded intruders were both armed. The burglars are believed to have entered the footballer’s home in the upmarket Madrid suburb via an upstairs window and took ‘several items’ of value including watches.
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TH E b e l l s o f c h u r ch es in 1 6 to w n s in Ca s tilla y Leo n we r e r u n o n S a tu rd a y to ma rk th e g ran tin g of UNESCO World Heritage status to a natural park there. Las Loras geopark, in Burgos Province, has been declared a World Heritage site following a decision from the UN’s culture agency. An event was held in the town of Sedano to mark the awarding of the status. Las Loras covers an area of more than 95,000 hectares. The Covalagua springs, Las Tuerces rock formations, Horadada Canyon and the Monte Bernorio archaeological site are among its attractions.
BIG JOB: Police had to smash the rocks by hand.
POLICE had to smash up nearly 19 tonnes of rock with sledge hammers to find 785 packages of cocaine which had been disguised as stone. Officers had learned that a shipment of 188,000 kilos of
stone was being used to smuggle the drug into Spain. The cocaine had been mixed with a rocky mixture which, when set, made it indistinguishable from the stones in the shipment. So
National Police officers had no option but to roll their sleeves up, grab sledgehammers and do some serious hard labour to find the drugs packages - each one of which held more than a kilo of co-
caine. Online calls for ‘prisoners to be brought in to do the job’ were ignored. Eleven people - all Colombians and Venezuelans - were arrested in the operation in Humanes de Madrid.
The real cost of corruption AROUND €60 billion is estimated to be lost to corruption in Spain every year, according to the latest figures from the International Monetary Fund (IMF). IMF figures showed the amount lost to corruption is equivalent to around 4.5 per cent of Spanish economic out-
put (G ros s Dom est i c Pr oduct , GDP). The figures follow the appearance of a University of Boston corruption expert at Barcelona’s Institute of Economics this week. He said corruption is very difficult to measure and added IMF estimates
could be underestimating the costs as they do not take into account social costs and other factors. It comes as a recent study from the BBVA Foundation found the Spanish economy could grow by up to 1 per cent more each year if corruption is properly tackled.
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Air pollution deaths A STUDY carried out by the Sociedad Española de Neumología y Cirugía Torácica (Separ) found that air pollution in the country is responsible for 10,000 deaths per year, substantially higher than the rate for traffic accidents which sits at 1,700 per year. As the world celebrated World Environment Day last Wednesday, the World Health Organisation revealed figures of over seven million deaths worldwide per year from air pollution making it the fourth most prolific killer, just behind tobacco smoke. The main sources of pollution across Eu-
SHARING SECRETS: Rafael Nadal spoke to UK tourists.
Spain woos Brits WITH British tourists contributing so much to the Spanish economy, the government supported tourist organisation Turespaña has launched a new promotion geared to Brexit. They don’t mind whether tourists voted leave or remain, they just want to ensure that whatever side of Brexit the British holiday-
makers sit, that they aren’t afraid to come to Spain for their holiday. Perhaps ignoring that Brexit suggests a move away from the old Common Market, this campaign is entitled ‘We have Spain in Common’ and reminds potential visitors of all of the advantages of spending time in Spain.
This is a follow up to a previous campaign ‘Spain in my Heart’ launched in 2017, which was seen by six million people and then last year, 12 Spanish celebrities shared their secrets about the attractions of Spain in a series of short pieces on social networks under the name ‘Spain in 10 seconds.’
rope are transport and industrial plants, in Spain the former being the cause of 32.5 per cent of all airborne pollution. The president of SEPAR, Dr Carlos A Jimenez, said that the data “shows that from the entire community of pulmonologists we must insist that the competent authorities approve measures to improve air quality, since breathing clean air is a right of all.” He warned that with this data and with the information available, being exposed to a much polluted air is comparable to smoking.
Expulsion order OFFICERS of the Badajoz Local Police working on a separate tip off found a worker who currently has an expulsion order on him from the National Police. The officers were alerted to the establishment after an emergency health and hygiene inspection was carried out at the property. The 112 call was made after workers were observed moving large parcels of meat products from the boot of an unrefrigerated vehicle directly inside. On interview, the three 25kg parcels were determined to be for human consumption and were quickly seized, with an investigation now underway to determine the source of the produce. Within minutes a health and hygiene representative was on the scene and carried out a full inspection of the property, it was during this that the worker was identified to the police. The man in question, working as a waiter, was detained by Local Police and transferred to the National Police station, and an investigation is now underway.
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Chain goes green GIANT outdoor and sporting goods store chain Decathlon is joining the movement of reducing plastic waste by offering an alternative to its plastic and paper bags. From July 3, the company will be offering an alternative to shoppers of the traditional bag. Customers will have the option to purchase bags made from 100 per cent recycled textiles from their surplus articles. The new bags will cost €1 with the complete in-
come gained from the sale of the bags going towards the company’s annual Environmental Volunteer Campaign. Decathlon plans to reduce its CO2 emissions by 45 per cent, removing 338,000 kilos of plastic per year from circulation. Íñigo García, the person responsible for Sustainable Development of Decathlon said the ‘purpose is to offer sustainable solutions that allow our customers to make more responsible consumption decisions.’
STASH: Police found bags of marihuana and cocaine.
A COUPLE in their 20’s are under arrest for allegedly using a storeroom in Almeria City for selling and consuming drugs. Police discovered the drug den in the Cortijo Grande area of the city after local residents reported a violent argument between a man and woman in the early hours of the morning. When officers arrived at the scene they discovered the woman had cut and seriously
Drug den injured herself on the arm with a knife and needed medical attention. The patrol alerted the medical services who took her to Torrecardenas hospital. In the meantime, officers followed the trail of blood left by the woman to the storeroom,
where they found 56 plastic bags containing marihuana and 161 bags of hashish, as well as what looked like cocaine and two sets of scales. The pair, identified as JGDG and OR, have been charged with crimes against public health.
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Sharks protected THREE species of angel shark have been officially protected after being included in the List of Wild Species in Special Protection Regime and the Spanish Catalogue of Threatened Species. The Canary Islands are the last bastion in Spain for the bottom-dwelling sharks, which are the second most endangered group of shark species in the world. Although there was already an EU ban on fishing them in place, the new classification makes it illegal in Spain not only to kill them, but also to annoy them, catch them or damage their natural habitat. Likewise, it will not be possible to possess or transport specimens whether dead or alive. A total of 27 species of fauna and flora were added to the lists including seven different species of coral.
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“Beginning of the end” for house woes “AT last!” was the AUAN housing association’s reaction to the Andalucia government’s announcement on measures dealing with the irregular property problem. AUAN President Maura Hillen and the Almanzora Valley-based association’s spokesman Gerardo Vazquez were in the Andalucia parliament last week to hear Junta Development and Territorial Planning Minister Marifran Carazo describe proposals to address the situation of the region’s estimated 300,000 properties which fail to comply with current planning regulations. The measures are designed, AUAN said, to bring relief to homeowners and minimise environmental damage while a fundamental rewrite of the Planning Law (LOUA), is underway. Having reviewed existing legislation, the first step, the regional minister explained, would be the issue of a clarifying instruction to allow officials to expand the granting of an AFO certificate (a form of legal recognition) to more irregular homes. The instruction was signed on May 31 and is now in force. Secondly, the minister announced the government was planning to amend specific articles of the existing
CONSENSUS: Andalucia Development and Territorial Planning Minister Marifran Carazo (centre) with senior department officials, AUAN members and Ciudadanos’ Andalucia Parliament spokesperson Juan de Dios Sanchez (third left). planning law via a decree to further expand access to AFOs to homeowners awaiting legalisation via a town plan so they too can access basic services and register their houses while waiting for a town plan to be approved and executed.
The Junta’s Council of Ministers would approve the decree before the end of the current parliamentary session in August, Carazo stated. In addition, she explained, the Andalucia government proposes dealing with the “more complex” problem of
irregular housing estates, or “asentamientos,” without having to wait for the “lengthy process” of the approval and execution of a town plan (PGOU). This would be achieved through the introduction of ‘planes especiales,’ or
special plans, which function independently of the town plan and establish solutions tailored to each estate. The minister emphasised the costs of these plans would be met by the property owners. AUAN said it understood a special plan would be applied if it is deemed impractical to legalise an irregular estate due to its physical characteristics or distance from existing urban centres. Even more important than what the minister announced, according to Gerardo Vazquez, was the “clear and convincing willingness” to resolve the irregular houses problem. Maura Hillen echoed Vazquez’s optimism on political will. “Witnessing the minister’s statement to parliament and the response of the various political parties it is clear that we now have consensus to put an end to this problem once and for all. And we have a government that is prepared to listen to the associations and take the necessary realistic and practical steps,” the AUAN President affirmed. “This is not the end of the road, but I believe it is the beginning of the end.”
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Sad day for dying village
TRAGIC: Javier García was crushed by his tractor.
By Dilip Kuner THE death of a young man is always a tragedy. But in the case of 25-yearold Javier García it is a double tragedy, as he was the last young man left who was actually willing to live and work in the Asturian municipality of Yernes y Tameza. The municipality is dying. It has the lowest birth rate in
Spain - the last child to be born there was 10 years ago. And he and his family had moved away. Spanish newspaper El Mundo reports that García, the only man under the age of 50 who worked in the township, drove his tractor along the steep road that connects the two biggest villages of the municipality, Yernes and Villabre. For reasons unknown the tractor, towing a heavy load of
tiles, overturned and crushed him. The emergency medical helicopter, the only possible assistance in the isolated mountainous region, was 70 kilometres away, in Gozon, rescuing a woman who had been trapped on a beach. Mayor Manuel Tamargo and several neighbours tried to help García as they waited for the helicopter. But it was in vain. García died at the scene.
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A REPORT by the EU Intellectual Property Office (EUIPO) shows that the annual losses to the Spanish economy are around €6.7 billion, equivalent to 10.6 per cent of total sales in the country.
This figure forms part of a large picture across Europe that estimates the total loss to counterfeit items being €60 billion, according to the EuroAgencia based in Alicante. Items that are most regularly
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Losses to piracy found being sold illegally are clothing, footwear, toys and games, jewellery, personal items, music, pharmaceuticals and technology. The most popular item is clothing and footwear which annually accounts for €3.8 billion in losses to the market. Second is pharmaceutical which equates to €810 million.
Committed to space SPAIN is committed to supporting the country’s growing space industry including through public funding, its Science Minister has said. Pedro Duque said Spain’s industrial and scientific capabilities meant it could take on the new challenges presented by international space projects. The minister, also head of the Council of the European Space Agency (ESA) and a former astronaut, was speaking at a European conference on space in the Netherlands on Thursday.
SPECIAL GUEST: Queen Letizia is to appear at a conference in El Burgo de Osma.
A royal visit QUEEN LETIZIA was due in El Burgo de Osma (Soria) on June 12 to tour the town and to be a guest at a special conference being held to discuss depopulation in rural areas. The exodus from rural areas to cities has been going on for many years, but it has now become a major talking point as some
communities are literally denuded of their young people in particular who look for a better life in cities or abroad. This conference is aimed at representatives of the media who may be able to highlight the social problems involved and to try to influence the revitalisation of rural areas.
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Police car mounted cameras ACROSS Spain the National Police is upgrading its fleet to improve efficiency. Valencia, Zaragoza, Sevilla, Malaga, Palma de Mallorca and Vigo already have vehicles
equipped with the new technology. The new cameras will be mounted in eco-friendly patrol cars to help with the environment. Each car will have three cameras which
can read 400 number plates a minute, whilst the data collected is automatically checked and processed to identify false plates or stolen vehicles.
Spain under cyber-attack ACCORDING to a report from the National Centre for Infrastructure Protection and Cybersecurity (CNPIC), cyberattacks in Spain have jumped by 600 per cent in the past four years. In 2014, the centre received reports of 18,000 attacks and by 2018 this had increased to more than 110,000, so the real figure will be much higher as not every attack is reported. Companies and individuals are at threat and it would appear that the bulk of the attacks come from international criminal consortiums who try to block people’s computers using ‘malware’ and then demand a ransom to remove the problem. It is understood however that a significant amount of attacks were also undertaken by hackers backed by foreign governments or their intelligence services.
HACKING: Is a major problem.
Other technology which will accompany this new advancement will be dash fingerprint readers connected to a database for easy identification and extra cameras to
record footage of 30 days.It is thought that by 2020, 162 of these police vehicles will be on the road making up around 10 per cent of the whole fleet.
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Shape of things to come Credit: Optimi rooms
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CAPSULES: Cheap and comfortable. FOLLOWING a trend which started in Japan, Optimi rooms have opened the first capsule hotel in Bilbao. There are 50 capsules (36 singles and 14 doubles) and the owners of the property which is classed as a hostel confirm that each living space is much larger than the Japanese equivalent and is exceptional value at prices from â‚Ź24.95 per night.
Each single capsule measures 2.5 square metres with a comfortable visco-elastic mattress, television, USB connections, headphone ports, a safe and, above all, maximum privacy, with a sliding door to isolate guests from other users. This futuristic hotel has separate areas where guests can purchase food and drink from vending machines
(which may not be consumed in the capsules), store luggage in a locker and use the separate shower room with toilets. This first look at a possible future in inexpensive accommodation has been designed by architect Jon Arrabal (now a resident of Panama) and if successful may well be the first of many such places to stay in Spain.
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IN TROUBLE: The Loa Zour called for help.
Rescue at sea THE crew of an Irish yacht had to be rescued by helicopter after it started to founder off the northwest coast of Spain. A Spanish Maritime Rescue (Salvamento Maritimo) helicopter was scrambled when the Loa Zour sent out a call for help at 8.30pm last Thursday during an Orange Alert for Storm Miguel which had swept past the Atlantic coast of
Portugal and Spain and up the English Channel. The yacht was about 85 nautical miles northwest of A Coruña when the incident occurred. The seas were too rough to attempt a rescue direct from the boat, which was bobbing and swirling dangerously, so the crew had to leap into the sea one by one to be rescued
by the helicopter. Maritime Rescue said winds of 60 knots (120kph) and waves from four to six metres made the task ‘very complicated.’ The four Irish and one Croatian crew members were winched to safety and transferred to Alvedro in northern Spain in good condition. The yacht is thought to be out of Kinsale in Cork.
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RIDE CLOSED: Spinning disc attraction flew apart.
Fairground horror A FAIRGROUND ride turned into a scene of horror when it split in two leaving 28 young revellers lying injured amongst the wreckage. Most seriously hurt was a 13-year-old girl who was taken to hospital with head injuries after the incident at a fair in La Rinconada, Sevilla on Saturday. Four boys, one in intensive care, aged between 12 and 14 were also kept in hospital. Another four were treated for broken bones before being released. A spinning disc attraction appeared to have fallen apart. Video of the incident recorded shouts of “stop it, stop it” as the ride flew apart. It appears that the ride operator hit the emergency stop button, but it failed to work initially, The r i d e wa s f u l l y lic e n s ed a n d h a d
passed safety inspections, according to the town hall. One fair worker said: “It’s a disaster, there are 28 people injured, and it could have been worse.”
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Man, 96, played dead A MAN aged 96 had to play dead to stop a beating from robbers who had bound and gagged him. It is the second robbery the man from Encinacorba (Zaragoza) has suffered in a few months, although police do not think it is the same assailants due to the extreme violence that was used in the
latest robbery. Guardia Civil say the victim, named only as Antonio, suffered bruising to the eyes caused by several punches. The vicious assault only stopped when he played possum. His assailants left the scene, leaving him tied up.
It then took him three hours to free himself, during which he hurt his left hand as the rope pulled the skin off, leaving him needing 18 stiches. Investigators say there was no sign of a forced entry, leading them to believe the robbers had obtained a copy of the key.
New supercomputer SPAIN is set to take delivery of the world’s second most powerful supercomputer. The MareNostrum V is due to go to Barcelona. The EU gave the city a grant to buy the machine, which is 17 times more powerful than its current MareNostrum IV supercomputer. The supercomputer and the equipment needed to run it costs around €100 million. Cataluña’s Generalitat has said it will subsidise part of the cost. The computer is due
to be installed in Barcelona Supercomputer Centre. About 600 scientists currently use the MareNostrum IV. Supe rc omput er s ar e used t o r api dl y process calculations for the aeronautical, naval and automotive industry among others. They are also used for climate and weather models and to study the creation of new medicines.
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British man drowns in heavy seas A BRITON of 53 died after being swept away by strong currents at El Palmar beach between Tarifa and Cadiz. He was swimming with his niece when a surfer who saw that they were in difficulties helped the girl to reach the shore before returning for the man. He brought him back to the beach on his surfboard and a doctor who happened to be present immediately started to perform CPR, but was unable to save the man. He was pronounced dead at the scene and the Guardia Civil are now investigating the circumstances of his death, which initially were not seen as suspicious, sources said. Although police did not reveal whether he was a resident or tourist, according to the local Spanish media he was holidaying with his family and was said to be a strong swimmer.
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Volunteers clean beach VOLUNTEERS gathered on Cabopino beach near La Cala de Mijas on Saturday for clean-ups held to mark World Ocean Day. The event, put on by MiMoana and Plastic Free Seas Worldwide, saw hundreds of volunteers collect about 400 kilograms of waste, according to the latter organisation. Plastic Free Seas said all of those who turned out to help with the clean were ‘legends.’ “Thank you so much for all your help. Happy World Ocean Day,” the group said. Mijas Council’s Foreigners Department also thanked those who attended. “On an apparently clean beach like Cabopino, a multitude of waste was found including cigarette butts, plastics, balls,
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WASTE CLEARED: Volunteers cleaned the Cabopino beach on Saturday. cans, fabric and other debris. “We can all help to cut waste in oceans today by correctly separating rubbish and reducing the amount of plastic we con-
sume,” Mijas Council said. Families also took part in the clean-up and children were presented with certificates to show they took part.
School visit REPRESENTATIVES of the La Cala de Mijas Lions club visited a school in the area on Thursday to present a donation of thousands of euros for new computer equipment. Lions members presented the €2,625 donation to La Cala de Mijas Secondary School’s Director David Morales. Lions President Maggie Bobowicz said the club was pleased to make a ‘very positive’ difference to the school and its pupils. Morales hosted the Lions representatives and showed them how the money would
be used to benefit the school. The money is set to be spent on IT equipment including computer keyboards, a digital smartboard, educational internet, tablets and other items. The new equipment will expand the technology offering for pupils at the school which has previously been limited. La Cala de Mijas Lions raises its funds through events and its charity shops. The group said their La Cala de Mijas shop, at Calle Torremolinos, 12, continues to welcome donations and volunteers.
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Marbella NEWS €43,600 raised for DEBRA THIS past week has been a very important few days for the fundraisers of DEBRA the Butterfly Children Society. Firstly, the fifth Family Cooking Class organised by Les Roches Marbella and hosted by Enrique Sánchez, celebrity chef and host of numerous Spanish television programmes saw more than 100 people including many children take part. With the sale of raffle tickets and an auction of generous gifts from a number of local companies, a total of €1,800 was raised. Then, last weekend the
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COOKING CLASS: Happy young chefs.
Aloha Golf Club hosted the 17th Butterfly Children’s Golf and Gala event, with special guests, golfers Noemi Jimenez and Danny Hartley. The total of €41,800
raised will go towards supporting and caring for children with this rare and painful condition and to find out more visit https:// www.pieldemariposa.es.
Tapas Route MORE than 50 establishments will participate in the 11th Ruta de la Tapas Marbella-San Pedro 2019, which will be held from June 21 to 23. This is always a popular event in which a selection of different bars and restaurants offer a drink and a tapa for just €3 and there is now a special app at www.rutatapa marbella.com which gives details of the entire route. There will be a passport and members of the public who visit at least six establishments can enter a draw to win prizes.
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Free summer camp for all children LOCAL charity Collective Calling is offering an exceptional gift for parents with children who don’t know what to do with them during the summer break. It was initially envisaged that the summer camp would be aimed at children who come from difficult backgrounds where funds are tight and parents have to work, but this has now been expanded to include any child who is an English or Spanish speaker to attend free of charge during weekdays from June 24 to August 30. Based in Nuevo Andalucia this promises to be an awesome fun summer camp that includes creative activities to help build
Swedish event THA NK S t o t he f a c t that 35 per cent of all of t he busi ne ss e s hou se d i n t he Ce nt ro Plaza in Nueva Andalucia a re Swe di sh, a rou nd t a bl e m e e t i n g was recently organised and some 100 delegates attended. The round table was supported by the Spanish Swedish Chamber of Commerce with the management of Centro Plaza as there are now a g ro w i n g n u m b e r o f residents and companies from Sweden who enjoy t he Spa nis h weathe r but l o o k fo r Swedish efficiency.
social skills, develop leaders and encourage foreign language learning. To find out more about the
camp and to make a booking before Tuesday June 18 call 612 553 518 or visit www.col lectivecalling.org.
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Fake works of art DURING the ‘Malaya Case,’ which looked into fraud at Marbella Council a number of years ago, certain goods were seized by the courts and put up for auction. The bulk of the auction lots were taken from former head of town planning, Juan Antonio Roca and the auction raised millions of euros. Nine pieces of art however were eventually
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declared fakes and withdrawn from sale, but they will now be put to good use as they are to be handed over to the National Police in Avila who will use them for research purposes in order to train officers how to spot irregularities in artworks purporting to be originals. A court ruling has confirmed this and indicated that the pieces may not be destroyed without a formal judicial order.
WITHIN the next few weeks, most of Marbella will be accessible by bus 24 hours a day from Monday to Sunday during the whole of the summer. This means that with an extension of the hours of the number 8 and 9 bus services, it will be possible to travel from Cabopino to San Pedro Alcantara with just one transfer. There will also be more services from the San Pedro Health Centre as well as the La Cañada Shopping Centre.
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ESSENTIALS: Rich in important fats, proteins, vitamins, minerals and fibre.
How to burn fat! THIS is a topic that has been very popular in recent years, prompting thousands of complicated theories and strategies. But how best to get around the sea of information. In my practice as a coach and nutritionist, I have tried almost all strategies. Today I will share with you my favourite four rules that work for everyone. 1. Move more and exercise. Walking in nature, swimming or dancing is good, but if we are already overweight, the most effective way to come back to normal weight is weight training and cardio. 2. Drink water! Average 0.5 litre of water per 10kg of weight, which means for an 80kg man about four litres. It is extremely important if we want our bodies to function properly. 3. Qualitative rest and sleep. It is desirable to sleep at least seven hours during the night to be physically and mentally healthy. 4. Stop eating processed food and start eating real food which comes from nature. First of all, fruits and vegetables will not be listed because all of them are very healthy. It is good to have seasonal and consume them raw or steamed. Better to eat more vegetables than sweet fruits which have extra calories. Secondly, it is good to con-
sume raw pumpkin seeds, cashew nuts, almonds and linseed. Rich in important fats, proteins, vitamins, minerals and fibre. Other sources of
useful fat are avocados and uncooked olive oil. We also need brown rice, quinoa, oatmeal, lentils and chickpea, and of course ani-
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mal proteins - all kinds of fish and seafood, turkey eggs and chicken. Our bodies are updated every year on a cellular level and we are literally what we eat. So DON’T eat junk food!
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Expats Guide to
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Ins and outs of the Padron
Living in Spain can bring with it an array of issues which may not have been encountered when living in the UK. There are lots of things to consider, and we are here to help try to make the transition and life in Spain a little easier by compiling a series of helpful facts and figures relating to a variety of topics.
IN simple words, the padron is a local certificate that you are given when you register at your town hall. In Spanish it is called ‘certificado de empadronamiento,’ and helps compile a list of those people who live in a municipality. The padron is used by the government and local authorities to keep a ‘head count’ on how many people live in the area, and as such receive financial assistance in the form of subsidies and grants from provincial, regional and central authorities for the provision of services. Anyone who lives for more than six months in Spain is required to register on the padron. However, the certificate itself only lasts for a limited period of time, and must be renewed. A handy website is: www.spanishsolutions.net/of ficial-documents-in-spain/padron To register on the padron you need: Your passport, Your NIE or residence certificate, The deeds to your house or a copy of your rental agreement, A recent utility bill in your name. To add someone onto your padron, as it must contain all occupants, you will need: • Title deeds of the property, • The passports of both parties, and copies, • A utility bill, • Both certificates of residence, • Rental agreement (if renting and not residing with owner). Since you need the padron certificate to become a Spanish resident, but you cannot give the padron office your residency until you apply for it, the padron offices usually give a set period to return and present your Spanish residency. In the Alicante Province, for example, it’s three months. To find out more, visit: www.gov.uk/guidance-requirements-in-spain. Padron holders have the right to vote in local elections. Residents who can demonstrate a specified time on the padron, can also receive benefits or a cash grant when getting married to another resident, or could qualify for financial assistance for any children born in Spain. The traffic department of Spain, require a padron to register a car in your own name, to import a car from another country, to qualify for a Spanish driver’s licence, and in some cases to purchase mobile phones or electrical goods. This information is for guidance only, and should not be taken as legal advice. If in any doubt, seek professional help.
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DENMARK
Election results DENMARK’S left-leaning Social Democrat party has won the most votes and parliamentary seats, 91 of 179, in last week’s national elections, paving the way for leader Mette Frederiksen to form a government while sitting Liberal Prime Minister Lars Lokke Rasmussen conceded defeat.
Bike fatalities
VOTE: Mette Frederiksen’s Social Democrats won the most seats.
A TOTAL of 921 cyclists were killed or injured on Danish roads last year, the highest figure Vejdirektoratet traffic agency which also showed 171 since 2008 according to data from the country’s motorists died which is the lowest rate since 2012.
NORWAY
Drugs rise
Car recall
A TOTAL of 98 kilograms of cocaine were seized in Norway in 2018, up from 80 kilograms in 2017, according to EU data while Norwegian Institute of Public Health head Ola Roed Bilgrei said the figures showed usage was rising.
AROUND 14,000 Toyota cars are set to be recalled from Norway after it emerged their air bags could hurl fragments of metal at drivers and passengers, with the company’s manager in the country saying the safety of customers was their top priority.
NETHERLANDS
BELGIUM
Girl’s death
Debt warning
A 17-YEAR-OLD girl who suffered from bouts of depression and anorexia died at her parent’s Arnhem home after reportedly refusing to eat or drink, contradicting reports in international media that Noa Pothoven had been assisted in dying at a euthanasia clinic.
THE European Commission has warned Belgium about its public finances and its failure to reduce its national debt which currently stands at 102 per cent of economic output (GDP) but stopped short of launching disciplinary proceedings against the country.
Extra security
Love letter
POLICE have been protecting the mother of Peter M, a schizophrenic inmate of the Fivoor psychiatric hospital Den Dolder who escaped last week, with officers also releasing a photo of him and warning the public not to approach him.
BELGIAN television presenter Steven Van Herrewghe has written an open ‘love letter’ to people in Aalst who received racist abuse through the post last week while police have launched an investigation into the messages.
SWEDEN
National pride
Children free
AROUND 53 per cent of people living in Sweden who were born overseas are ‘very proud’ of the country while a further 24 per cent are ‘quite proud,’ according to World Values Survey figures released to mark National Day last week.
FOUR of the five children who were kept isolated from the outside world in Ystad in Skane have been taken into care, with their parents denying accusations, including that they were prevented from going to school.
FINLAND
GERMANY
Wolf probe
‘Lobby’ claim
POLICE officers have launched an investigation into the death of a wolf after its body was found with gunshot wounds in Virro in April, with police attempting to trace the shooter for breaking hunting rules.
THE leader of the Green party in the Bundestag Katrin Goring-Eckardt has accused German Farming Minister Julia Klockner of producing an ‘ad’ for Nestle after she was filmed congratulating the company for reducing fat and sugar in products while others accused her of lobbying.
People smuggling THE number of people trafficked into Finland illegally has tripled in three years, according to the Council of Europe’s Group of Experts on Action against Trafficking in Human Beings who said there were 163 victims in 2018.
Killer trial OLDENBURG’S court has jailed former nurse and Germany’s deadliest peacetime serial killer Niels Hogel for life after he was found guilty of murdering 85 patients in Lower Saxony medical centres while on duty from 1999 to 2005.
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STAT OF €9.3 bn WEEK
Amount spent online during the second half of 2018, according to figures from the National Commission on Markets and Competition (CNMC) showing a year-on-year rise of 27 per cent.
Regulator to take on cartels
EU ends Spanish debt procedure
THE head of Spain’s market watchdog has said the fight against cartels in the public works contract bidding process remains a top priority. National Commission of Markets and Competition (CNMC) President Jose Maria Marin Quemada said the watchdog regularly saw companies banding together in Temporary Company Unions (UTEs) for bids. While there is no problem with UTEs in general, their use in contract bidding distort markets and undermine competition, the president added. Marin Quemada has proposed raising the €60,000 fine limit to tackle the issue.
THE European Commission (EC) has formerly requested the end of the excessive debt procedure brought against Spain in 2009 but said reduction efforts should continue. The EC’s request is pending improvement from the European Council of member states. “Once the Council adopts this decision, all procedures for excess deficits that date from the eurozone crisis will be closed,” the EC said. The decision came after Spain’s public spending deficit stood at 2.5 per cent of economic output (Gross Domestic Product, GDP) last year. It
By Joe Gerrard was 11 per cent of GDP when Spain entered the procedure. Spanish Economy Minister Nadia Calviño said Madrid was satisfied with the EC’s decision and pledged to cut the deficit to 2 per cent of GDP by the end of 2019. The EC said there was a risk of Spain ‘significantly’ deviating from its spending targets this year and in 2020. The warning comes as the left-leaning Parido Socialista (PSOE) pledged to hike taxes and boost spending if it can re-enter government following
April’s snap general election. The EC’s announcement follows comments from its Economic Commissioner Pierre Moscovici who said about a month ago it would request the shelving of the procedure. Spain was one of 24 member states subject to the procedure in 2011 when the eurozone debt crisis was at its height. The excessive deficit procedure forms part of the EU’s Stability and Growth Pact. It states budget deficits must not exceed 3 per cent of GDP and overall public debt should not exceed 60 per cent of GDP.
Iberdrola green energy push ENERGY company Iberdrola is planning to invest more than €300 million in a new 590-megawatt solar plant in Extremadura which is set to be the biggest in Europe. The firm’s plan, which would see the 1,300-hectare site enter service in 2022 and employ about 1,000 staff, comes as part of moves towards generating more power from renewable sources. Iberdrola has also made a deal with financial company Macquarie’s Green Investment Group subsidiary to bid for a 750-megawatt offshore wind farm near the Netherlands.
BUSINESS EXTRA
EC lodges foreign asset case THE European Commission (EC) has lodged legal proceedings against Spain in the European Court of Justice (EJC) over laws requiring residents to declare assets in other EU member states. The EC said the Model 720 law, which came into force in 2012, hands down ‘disproportionate and discriminatory’ penalties to non-compliant individuals and companies.
The rules were brought in by the previous conservative Partido Popular (PP) government in a bid to curb tax fraud. The requirement also discourages residents and companies investing elsewhere in the single market, violating the freedom of movement for capital which is one of the EU’s four founding freedoms.
Mango China growth deal S PA N I S H f a s h i o n s t o r e chain Mango has struck an agreement with Chinese online retailer Vip.com to sell its goods and open 15 more shops i n t h e c o u n t r y, b r i n g i n g the total to 45.
Wage claims THE CCOO trade union has claimed that some Spanish companies are trying to get around complying with the increase in the minimum wage to €900 a month, either by cutting staff hours or refusing to introduce the new rate.
Early sale THE El Corte Ingles department store chain held an early sale from last Thursday to Sunday, with the prices of fashion, sports, home, culture and leisure items reduced by up to 30 per cent before its traditional summer sale from Monday July 1.
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0,43
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2,706
0,01
17,14
464.585
14,80
184.100
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0,580
0,00
11,86
5.386.903
8,214
0,15
4,88
175.507
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54,500
0,38
34,17
16.983
ASHTEAD GROUP
19,555
0,10
19,46
101.030
MARKS & SPENCER
2,218
0,03
-10,28
421.596
ASTRA ZENECA
60,860
0,37
3,63
48.658
MEDIA CONTEN
3,128
0,01
-3,01
4.482
BABCOCK INTE
4,909
0,19
0,33
35.115
MERLIN ENTERTAINMENTS
3,767
0,03
18,65
30.858
BARCLAYS BANK
1,519
0,01
0,89
775.008
MICRO FOCUS
19,682
0,26
42,31
15.380
BARRATT DEVE
5,652
0,06
22,13
94.181
MONDI PLC
16,935
0,18
3,67
20.227
BAT INDUSTRI
30,565
0,68
22,26
102.616
MORRISON SUP
1,965
0,01
-7,85
125.067
BILLITON
57,160
-0,33
43,22
19.156
8,074
0,08
-13,96
55.856
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0,01
5,44
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18,544
0,40
12,28
356.864
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5,561
0,04
12,13
454.836
PEARSON
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4,815
0,04
4,86
257.928
PERSIMMON
25,490
0,33
24,77
4.626
PROV.FINANC.
5,152
0,05
-10,40
7.897
16,415
0,22
17,08
213.222
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5,416
0,10
1,58
185.567
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2,073
0,01
-12,94
711.874
RAMBLER MED.
1,987
0,03
-26,98
124.030
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21,800
-0,07
-7,98
14.523
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64,140
-0,36
6,67
41.298
BURBERRY
17,800
0,27
2,56
48.614
REED INTER
18,720
-0,06
15,81
104.739
CARNIVAL PLC
39,400
0,62
4,70
35.359
RENTOKIL GRP
CELLTECH
29,270
0,51
19,37
20.705
RIO TINTO
CENTRICA
0,954
-0,01
-29,31
421.659
CGNU
4,196
0,02
11,74
149.466
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1,413
0,00
1,66
CRH
25,490
0,12
CRODA INTERN
52,300
0,41
DCC ORD IEP0
68,800
DELLING GRP
3,815
0,04
13,14
121.751
45,870
0,74
22,98
154.344
ROLLS ROYCE
9,098
0,01
9,61
90.836
ROYAL & SUN
5,752
0,07
11,99
114.441
85.645
ROYAL BANK OF SCOTLAND
2,140
-0,00
-1,25
327.116
23,08
85.169
ROYAL DUTCH SHELL B SHARES25,595
0,26
9,38
150.855
11,63
4.466
ROYAL DUTCH SHELL CL.A NLD 25,505
0,27
10,53
263.886
0,26
14,95
2.679
SAGE GROUP
7,597
0,07
26,32
30.862
3,273
-0,01
2,70
63.758
SAINSBURY
1,981
0,01
-25,25
103.567
DIAGEO
34,095
0,03
21,99
62.470
SCHRODERS
29,690
0,07
21,53
4.874
EASYJET
9,144
0,06
-17,25
98.257
SCOT.& STH
11,085
-0,12
2,50
148.852
24,120
0,12
26,61
71.534
SEVERN TRENT
20,640
-0,14
13,69
12.511
22,870
0,50
9,85
16.742
EXPERIAN GROUP LTD
8,010
-0,10
-6,86
56.724
SKILLSGROUP
GLAXO WELLCO
15,726
0,07
5,46
193.204
SLOUGH EST.
7,164
0,01
21,71
51.988
GLENCORE INTL
2,651
0,04
-9,01
1.294.717
SMITH & NEP.
16,910
0,01
15,51
61.367
GROUP 4 SECU
2,176
0,08
10,48
44.895
SMITHS INDU.
15,010
0,12
10,04
16.235
HAMMERSON
2,812
0,06
-14,63
135.515
ST JAMES S P
10,465
0,04
10,86
56.479
18,920
-0,45
2,33
116.718
STAN.CHART
6,964
0,05
14,30
544.596
6,541
0,03
1,11
709.377
STANDARD LIFE
2,756
0,00
7,34
281.427
20,790
0,07
-12,54
71.646
TAYLOR WOOD.
1,566
-0,00
14,90
593.832
TESCO
2,314
0,02
21,73
352.197
FRESNILLO
HARGREAVES LANSDOWN HSBC IMPERIAL TOBACCO INFORMA GROU
7,968
0,05
26,44
25.539
INTERCON.HOT
52,410
0,26
23,70
9.104
TUI
INTERTEK GROUP
54,620
0,30
13,79
3.762
UNILEVER
7,528
0,20
-33,11
95.728
49,200
0,06
19,75
85.191
INTL CONSOLIDATED AIRLS GRP 4,714
0,04
-23,72
170.911
UN.UTILITIES
8,268
-0,08
12,31
63.559
ITV
1,094
0,01
-12,36
164.787
VODAFONE GRP
1,304
0,01
-14,69
1.764.789
31,500
0,26
12,54
12.210
WHITBREAD
47,490
0,39
3,71
6.441
KINGFISHER
2,121
0,04
2,22
136.534
WPP GROUP
9,924
0,03
17,22
98.960
LAND SECURIT
8,518
0,02
5,89
43.637
10,580
0,02
36,80
34.401
JOHNSON MATT
3I GROUP
0.88896
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FINANCE, BUSINESS & LEGAL
Bond yield at new low THE yield on 10-year bonds issued by the Spanish Treasury fell to about 0.6 per cent last week, the lowest level in a decade according to market data. Bonds were trading on markets at 0.6 per cent on Thursday. It touched 0.599 per cent at one point, the lowest level for 10-year bonds in history. The fall in the yield came as the European Commission (EC) announced it would close its excessive debt procedure for Spain. The EC placed Spain in the mechanism in 2009 following the outbreak of the financial crisis the previous year. The low yields indicate investors are now more confident that Spain can meet its debt obligations. That confidence comes as the EC said there was a risk Spain could deviate ‘significantly’ from its debt targets this year and in 2020. Yields on five-year bonds issued last week went negative on the markets, reaching -0.09 per cent. The Treasury offered investors a marginal interest rate of 0.033 per cent.
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THE CEO of CaixaBank has said the banking sector has made mistakes in recent years after a recent survey found almost 70 per cent of Spanish people viewed it negatively. Gonzalo Gortazar said the reputation of banks among Spanish customers put the sustainability of the industry at risk. It comes as almost 70 per cent of respondents to LLYC’s Reputational Relevance report said they viewed banks as ‘lousy’ or ‘bad.’ Consumers said they felt banks lacked ‘social sensitivity.’ Gortazar said the sector had a bad reputation and said banks should stop complaining and instead focus on addressing the problem. “We need to make sure that the population perceives a change in the industry,” the CaixaBank CEO told an insurance sector meeting. The memories Spanish people have of the 2008 financial crisis and subsequent recession are hard and banks seen as having left
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Boss Botin’s jobs call SANTANDER president Ana Botin has said the Spanish economy needs to redistribute wealth effectively ahead of the expected replacing of between 40 and 50 per cent of current jobs with machines, adding the country risks being ‘left behind.’
CCOO ‘unease’
BAD REPUTATION: Gortazar (inset) said banks needed to prove to customers they are changing. taxpayers out of pocket, Gortazar added. “There were practices that should not have taken places. Banking is an industry in which many mistakes have been made,” the CEO said. Gortazar added traditional banks such as his were the ones who typically faced the
biggest reputational problems. Many were investigated in the aftermath of the crisis and criminal proceedings were launched in some cases. A solution to the problem of negative consumer attitudes will not be easy to find, the CEO said.
He added profitability was another big challenge facing banks, saying companies would have to be ‘very disciplined’ going forward. Gortazar cited CaixaBank’s recent agreement with unions to cut more than 2,000 jobs, saying it would free up more funds for investment.
THE head of CCOO trade union’s committee for the Euskaltel telecommunications company Javier del Blanco said he feels ‘total uneasiness’ towards the planned takeover of British rival Zegona due to concerns over whether it is motivated by making quick profits.
Firm to hire FRENCH supermarket Carrefour has said it will hire an extra 6,500 staff in its Spanish stores to meet extra demand during the summer, with shops in areas popular with tourists set to take on the most workers.
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“The more you give the more you receive. You can have anything. That is the secret.”
The people behind the publication BUSINESS people and friends of EWN from across the Costas joined the team for an afternoon of socialising, music, drinks and tapas to mark EWN National Day. CEO Michel Euesden explained: “All day the team have worked and put their heart and soul into celebrating 20 years producing papers. Today is about the people involved. We all have a story and have a life, aside from what we do. We are not our job title, we are real people. “Seven years ago my life was different. Of all the charities that we continue to support, I was one of those people who received that support when I was ill. Never think you are alone.” Co-owner Steven added: “We want to thank everybody present and all of the team for their hard work. Some people have been here as long as us and it has been a wonderful journey.”
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EWN team, frie celebrate succe “THIS girl is on fire… You can make yourself into anything you want to be, your life is about you!” This is the mantra and visionary advice CEO Michel Euesden, shared during a day of celebrations to mark EWN’s 20th anniversary year. Staff, advertisers and friends of the company gathered for EWN’s National Day at the Posidonia Restaurant in Puerto Banus, Marbella last week - incredible videos and photographs are still being shared all over social media. In thanking and motivating the complete EWN team from across six regions, Michel Euesden spoke about her illness, life experiences, beliefs and principles, all of which have helped her overcome challenges. On her recovery from her illness, she told the EWN team: “I got through that with the help of you guys. What people don’t tell you about serious illness is that you suffer from depression. But I decided to live.” She added: “Give thanks for the things you have. Be grateful.” Michel urged everybody to believe in their own abilities, to set and continually strive to achieve their goals, to realise their full potential and always be thankful. “You always feel better when you move and take action. The more you give the more you receive,” she said. Husband and EWN co-owner Steven Euesden also took to the stage to share his enviable wealth of sales knowledge in a combined drive to ensure EWN remains at the top of its game - the leading weekly, free Englishlanguage newspaper in Spain.
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At the heart of the community AFTER inspirational speeches from the Euesdens, moving talks from members of staff, lunch and live music, Costa celebrity DJ Maurice Boland paid tribute to EWN and the part it has played in the community over the last 20 years. “From the bottom of my heart, congratulations,” he said. “When I first met Michel and Steven there was something special about them and their ambition. “The very first charity event I did with comedian Max Bygraves, they were there supporting and from that moment on they have supported 100 per cent and helped me raise money for charity. “There are so many charities they have supported, as well as t h e c o m m u n i t y, they are amazing. “I would like to say a big thank you to EWN and Michel and Steven.”
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LEAPY LEE SAYS IT OTHERS THINK IT LOVE him or hate him. Laugh or lampoon him. I wish we had one of him. It’s Donald Trump I’m referring to. Personally I think his recent State visit was pretty successful. At least it managed to show up a few of our own so-called statesmen in their true colours. Not the least Jeremy Corbyn. This man is supposed to be a potential leader of the country - Ha! I wouldn’t trust him to run a London bus. We have the President of our greatest and strongest ally visiting, on what I considered a brilliantly selected occasion for our two countries, and this so-called contender for number 10, the leader of the opposition, who has condoned terrorist organisations and supports Communist regimes, refuses to break bread with the Queen of the realm and the leader of the free world - basically because he doesn’t like some of his policies! I mean how juvenile and utterly ridiculous can you get? Not only that, he chooses instead, to address a (much smaller than anticipated or reported) rabble of lefties, at a rally comprising mainly of followers epitomised by an overweight (ex) NHS worker, with a ring through her nose and purple hair, screaming ‘Nazi Scum’ into the face of an OAP who dares to display ‘Welcome Trump’ on his hat. Corbyn’s speech to these people (that includ-
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PRESIDENT TRUMP: Made a very favourable impression on his visit. ed a large number of burkas, which are of course worn by the voters he thinks will put him in number 10!) reminded me of the Hyde Park rantings of the 60’s, which were orated mainly by leading dropouts, to gatherings of other motely unwashed dropouts, who opted for any-
thing other than actually getting a job! Future Prime Minister? I would make a better Prime Minister than this antiquated leftie. Vote for meee! Trump just about managed to retain his dignity when voicing his opinion of that other childish creep, London’s Mayor Khan, who he
described as a ‘stone cold loser.’ I thought this was pretty mild, considering he once again encouraged the raising of that ridiculous ‘blimp’ over London, which just about sums up the mentality of a man who doesn’t like Trump, purely because the American President doesn’t want his country overrun with benefit chasing Muslim or Mexican immigrants! As for Trump’s unfortunate boo boo, with his remark on the NHS. This was obviously a mistake in the heat of a Q and A session, from a man who comes from a country far away that is awash with the initials of whole conglomerations of different companies. NHS could have been the title of the Nuneaton Haricot Sowing organisation for all he knew. As soon as he realised the error, the following day he made it absolutely clear that there would be no meddling in the NHS whatsoever. No, I think Trump and his extremely sophisticated First Lady, made a very favourable impression on this visit. I just hope the antics of a few utterly childish members of our so-called leaders and their motley rag tag of supporters, didn’t give him the impression that the majority of the British people all follow the same lines of infantile persuasion. Keep the faith. Love Leapy. Leapylee2002@gmail.com
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Advertising Feature WITH more than 16 years of experience in Spain, EuroSat Solutions who have a brand new showroom in Torreblanca are experts in supplying a range of TV and internet services. The company goes out of its way to discover innovative and inexpensive solutions to a whole number of problems and have some exceptional deals, especially if you want to keep abreast of what’s on UK TV. As modern technology expands, they are now able to offer a range of IPTV and HD boxes supported by the latest VPN system so that you can watch your favourite TV programmes whenever you want and in some cases with catch up facilities or streaming to additional televisions or laptops and there is still a satellite option if preferred. A relatively new area of business, which is becoming increasingly more popular, is the supply of pay as you go mobile phones and chips which are much cheaper and come with far less bureaucracy than those supplied by most of the Spanish mobile companies. With packages starting at less than €10 per month and actual phones from the incredibly low price of €25 upwards, there is no need to be stuck with long contracts and these are ideal op-
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VISITORS: Are always welcome at EuroSat Solutions. tions for those who don’t use their phones a great deal or are just visiting for a few weeks. As if this wasn’t enough, the company is also sourcing different useful, in-
novative and sensibly priced gadgets which can improve security and also just make day to day living that little bit easier. Latest offers include the Sony
Starvis security camera which will film clear images in a variety of environments and unlike many security cameras, the Sony mage sensors provide high-sensitivity performance suitable for night filming so that you get a clear picture rather than an indistinct image. Naturally, EuroSat Solutions technicians are available to not only install the camera, but also explain all of its uses; installation is simple and can be arranged by their qualified technicians
For more information about the great service and superb offers available, drop in to the showroom, visit the company website at http://www.eurosatuktv.com/, their Facebook page or call Chris or Peter on 952 661 956 between 10am and 5pm Monday to Friday to discuss how they can help.
who cover the area from Malaga City to Estepona and even further as well as inland. This is an ideal option for business as well as home security. Other useful products include a solar powered charger, really bright portable and Bluetooth speakers, a credit card sized phone or even a child’s watch with an inbuilt GPS to allow tracking. They have recently moved to brand new premises at Paseo Maritimo Rey de Espana 124, local 8, 29640 Fuengirola, just down the road from their old showroom and promise to offer the same great service, but from a brand new base where parking is free.
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“I thought my life was over when I stopped drinking - but it was just beginning…” ALMA is a 39-year-old single woman, a writer who is presently single and with no children, who tells us her amazing story of how drinking led to a life that became so unbearable she attempted suicide - but how she found Alcoholics Anonymous and has totally transformed her life. “There was little alcohol consumption in my family growing up, and no drug use. But there was rage and constant criticism from my mother. She suffered from untreated depression and anxiety. So aged 12, I started drinking as a means to cover up my fears and insecurities. It was the same pattern of blackouts, severe hangovers and remorse for my behaviour while drunk. For the same reasons, started at the same time, I also used prescribed and illegal drugs.
I also used other things to change the way I felt: relationships, sex, shopping, work and I was addicted to chaos. If I wasn’t creating my own, I got involved in other people’s. Everything was to distract me from the emotional anguish I felt. I got drunk and high every day, even during school time. I couldn’t even enjoy simple but valuable things such as time with family or friends because my mind was always on when my next drink or drug was going to be. That spiral downwards continued until I was about 24 - when I was facing three years in prison
for alcohol and drug-related crimes. I’d also had failed suicide attempts. I lied, cheated, betrayed friends, stole from family and society, put myself in dangerous situations and became a person I despised. My world was bleak and life felt without purpose. I was contemplating suicide again. Luckily I went to an addiction support centre in Ireland. There I was told about Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) meetings. I was welcomed with open arms. The help was amazing. For two years I stayed sober and clean by going to AA & Nar-
cotics Anonymous meetings, and working the 12 Steps, a way to live a fantastic life free of drink and drugs. It’s not connected with any religion, but it is spiritual. What resonated for me was the saying I heard in AA that: ‘Religion is for people who fear hell and spirituality is for people who have been to hell.’ I’d certainly been to hell in my addiction - and it was the spirituality in the AA programme that saved my life. It’s also free, although you can donate if you want. There are meetings everywhere. But after two years I thought if I stayed away from drugs I’d be okay to drink. It was horrific, worse than
AA is located along the entire Costa del Sol and there is a meeting with friendly people who will understand your problems somewhere near you every day. Call the AA helpline for support: 600 379 110. Visit the website for help & information: www.aacostadelsol.com.
ever. So I went back to AA and no one judged me. I’ve now lived without any drink or drugs for 10 years. At first I thought my life was over, that it was going to be boring. It turned out to be the opposite. I’ve now visited 42 countries and taken up hobbies such as scuba diving and paragliding. I have recently left my rewarding career in social care with the courage to follow my dream of living in Spain and writing a book. I can now enjoy time with family and friends. If anyone thinks they might have a problem or know someone like this, get in touch with AA. Thanks to AA I have found real freedom and happiness, as well as the ability to face life’s difficulties without having to run to drink to cope. My life today is absolutely amazing.”
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7:00am Thursday in Parliament 7:30am Flog It! 8:15am Critical Incident 9:00am Gardeners' World 10:00am BBC News at 9 11:00am Victoria Derbyshire 12:00pm BBC Newsroom Live 1:15pm Politics Live 2:00pm The Best Dishes Ever 2:30pm Doctors 3:00pm Impossible 3:45pm Escape to the Country 4:15pm The Lavender Hill Mob 5:30pm Royal Recipes 6:15pm Flipping Profit 7:00pm Eggheads 7:30pm The Repair Shop 8:00pm Pubs, Ponds and Power: The Story of the Village 8:30pm Mastermind 9:30pm Gardeners' World 10:30pm The Looming Tower 11:15pm The Mini Mash Report 11:30pm Newsnight 12:00am Weather 12:05am Foxcatcher
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Genius Superfly A drug lord decides it's time to bow out of the game - but not before one last deal. 11:00am Crazy Rich Asians 1:10pm Venom A journalist is left with superhuman strength and power when his body merges with the alien Venom. 3:10pm Genius 5:00pm All Square 6:50pm Crazy Rich Asians 9:00pm Venom 11:00pm Superfly A drug lord decides it's time to bow out of the game - but not before one last deal. 1:00am St. Agatha
Good Morning Sports Fans 8:30am Cricket World Cup Centre 9:00am Good Morning Sports Fans 10:00am Good Morning Sports Fans 11:00am Cricket England take on the West Indies in Southampton in the group stage of the 2019 ICC Cricket World Cup. 8:00pm Cricket 8:15pm Cricket 9:00pm Live US Open Golf Day two of the 2019 US Open from the famous Pebble Beach Golf Links in California. 4:30am Live Bellator MMA A Bellator MMA card.
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Advertising Feature SITUATED in a huge showroom on San Pedro Alcantara with plenty of free parking, Fernando Moreno is a family company founded more than 50 years ago. In their 5,000 m2 exhibition and 15,000 m2 warehouse customers can find a wide selection of top quality products of bathrooms, kitchens, furniture, decoration, tiles, flooring, building materials, hardware, and many more. They offer their services and products to individuals and professionals who wish to sign their work with quality and good taste. They will offer you in-depth assistance for your project throughout its stages so that all details are catered for. As everyone knows, the kitchen and bathroom are two key rooms in any home as they add personality and comfort to a house and the company offers a wide range of styles and manufacturers in order to make it possible to produce a superb look thanks to the design details. This is where tiles, finishes, materials and designs from the more traditional and rustic to the most modern and sophisticated come into play. Fernando Moreno are distributors of goods supplied by national and in-
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FERNANDO MORENO: Where you can find the best brands in the market. ternational firms who specialise in ‘dressing’ these rooms and they offer a personalised customer service, always looking for the best option for every need. In the kitchen area they work with Doimo Cucine, Gaggenau, Ernestomeda, Miele... etc, all having modern designs with original and avant-garde lines. In the bathroom area, signature brands such as Ritmonio, Cerámica Cielo, Kaldewei and more are well represented, in addition to necessary elements for the bathroom, such as toilets, furniture, screens, radiators, taps etc.
The latest innovations in the world of tiles come from the Inalco, Cotto D’este, Matimex, Trend Group and Florim, among other quality firms. Resting well is a way to recharge the body physically and the soul psychologically from the wear and tear of daily activity. Beds, armchairs and sofas become the perfect ally of rest at any time of day, hence the importance of choosing divans, mattresses and other furniture to facilitate sleep. At Fernando Moreno you can find the best brands in the market, as well as expert advisors who will help you choose the most suitable product for your relaxation needs.
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7:00am Breakfast 11:00am Saturday Kitchen Live 12:30pm Nadiya's British Food Adventure 1:00pm Homes Under the Hammer 2:00pm BBC News 2:10pm Weather 2:15pm Bargain Hunt 2:45pm Women's World Cup 5:00pm Escape to the Country 6:00pm The Jungle Book 7:40pm BBC News 7:50pm Regional News 7:53pm Weather 7:55pm Pointless 8:45pm The Hit List 9:25pm Casualty 10:15pm Killing Eve 11:00pm BBC News 11:15pm Weather 11:20pmBilly Elliot 1:05am When in Rome 2:30am Weather for the Week Ahead 2:35am BBC News
7:45am The Zoo 8:00am All Over the Place: UK 8:25am The Dengineers 8:55am Mustangs FC 9:20am The Dog Ate My Homework 9:50am Deadly Top 10 10:20am Astronauts: Do You Have What it Takes? 11:20am The World According to Kids 12:20pmThe Odd Life of Timothy Green 2:00pm Athletics 3:00pm £100k House: Tricks of the Trade 4:00pm Equator From the Air 5:00pm Triathlon 7:00pm Queen Victoria: My Musical Britain 8:00pm The Planets 9:00pm Dad's Army 9:30pm Royal Academy Summer Exhibition 2019 10:30pm QI XL 11:15pm Spotlight 1:15am Mia Madre
8:00pm Natural World 9:00pm Horizon 10:00pm Inspector Montalbano 12:00am Fathers and Songs: Music for Father's Day A selection of songs that celebrate fatherhood and probe the emotional complexities of a man's relationship with his son or daughter. 1:00am TOTP2 Another selection of performances from the archives, focusing on hits of the 1960s. 1:30am Top of the Pops: 1988 2:00am Horizon 3:00am Natural World 4:00am Britain's Lost Masterpieces
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MARBELLA MOMENTS BY NICOLE KING SOME five years ago Thomas Henry introduced me to The Leon Project - a group consisting of brothers Jesús and Paco León who collaborate with other talented musicians, such as Thomas Henry, to create some truly unique melodic experiences. There was one track that really got to me: ‘Malaga my Love,’ perhaps because I have never been a big fan of Marbella’s capital city but loved the song. Just hearing the name usually brought back memories of being dragged there as a child to buy gold sandals in El Corte Inglés. The horrors of shopping, preceded and topped off with excruciatingly long drives in non air-conditioned taxis that would hurtle along the one and only precarious coastal road to and from Marbella was pure torture, particularly for a youngster that got carsick under normal circumstances and who just wanted to play in the pool! Recently however I’ve been to Malaga a few times, of my own free will. I loved it and the drive there and back (except for nearly running out of
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LOTS TO SEE: Wander round the old town, stroll along the port and watch the many cruise ships or visit the Van Gogh exhibition.
petrol in the centre of the city as all petrol stations have been removed to make way for the new underground!). The first time was for a touristic wander around the ‘old town’ with family visiting from abroad and the
NORA JOHNSON BREAKING NEWS Nora is the author of popular psychological suspense and crime thrillers and a freelance journalist. To comment on any of the issues raised in her column, go to www.euroweeklynews.com/3.0.15/nora-johnson
IN recent weeks we haven’t been able to move for media ads prodding us to visit this or that hot city, this or that hot beach resort. Yes, we’ve been clobbered on all sides by images of scantily dressed women and unrealistically smiling family groups trying to turn current worries - Brexit, the unreliable British summer, granny’s annual visit - into sundrenched paradise. But hey, now there’s an alternative if you’re looking for a summer break and a bit of travel one-upmanship. And just think of all those jaw-dropping photos you’ll be able to upload on your return on Instagram! While Foreign Office advice puts Crimean War battleground tours off-limits to ordinary travellers, some opportunist firms offer tourists in Ukraine the chance to visit the modern-day war zones. Ads for trips have appeared in areas frequented by tourists, containing phrases like ‘Impress your friends with the ultimate selfies’ and ‘see where the fighting is.’ Incredible! Or how about a trip to Afghanistan, Iraq or Algeria? All available to visit by fearless tourists courtesy of trigger-happy tour companies, though finding adequate travel insur-
other to see the interactive Van Gogh exhibition. Both experiences were so unexpectedly rewarding. The streets in the main shopping areas are clean and the pavements literally glisten in the sun. The early
morning atmosphere is peaceful but by midday the bustle of shoppers is quite exhilarating and then at night time the old town bursts into one large outdoor get-together with different options to eat, drink and make
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merry around every crooked corner and up every narrow alleyway, all packed with people! I loved the way I could leisurely admire the sights when tired of walking from different vantage points. The sights from the terrace of the new Hard Rock Café were a delight, particularly as it was the only place open for breakfast in the whole port area! (It was also lovely to bump into Linda from HRC Puerto Banus who has recently been moved to Malaga to help with the opening of this new venue, which sits atop the new pier at Muelle Uno). It was also entertaining watching the huge cruise liners coming and going at all times. A fabulous park separates the port and the city and makes for the most pleasant stroll amongst the lush, Mediterranean, tropical and sub-tropical flora that offers such delicious shade when most needed. It is also mesmerising to watch it all from above, as we did from the roof top bar at the Malaga Palacios hotel, as recommended by a very friendly and helpful taxi driver we asked for directions. In fact, everyone we spoke to in the city was surprisingly helpful and charming, as was the city itself. So much so, I think Malaga may just be my new love!
LEGALLY SPEAKING Who pays the property tax? I have recently sold my house in Spain, but I am told that I will have to pay the SUMA tax on it in September because the owner of the property on January 1 of each year is responsible for this tax. Could you confirm that this is true? J N (Costa Blanca)
DAVID SEARL
UNLIKELY DESTINATION: Tourists can now visit Chernobyl exclusion zone. ance might be problematic - and don’t forget to pack those sexy-looking bullet-proof vests! But, you couldn’t ask for a hotter (yes, in all senses!) city than charming Chernobyl! Prompted by the highly-rated Sky-HBO mini-series named after the site in Ukraine of one of the world’s worst nuclear disasters in 1986, trips inside the 30km exclusion zone reportedly jumped by 40 per cent year-onyear in May when the show first aired. With its dilapidated apartment blocks, abandoned fairground and school littered with textbooks smothered in radioactive dust, Chernobyl might appear an unlikely tourist destination. Guides leading tour groups carry Geiger counters and visitors have to undergo
full-body scans for traces of radiation on departing the exclusion zone (the radiation levels supposedly similar to those experienced on an average transatlantic flight). Hmm. Well, I think I’ll just wait until the fairground is up and running again. It’s got a big wheel and some bumper cars, but does it have a roller coaster? Nora Johnson’s crime thrillers ‘Betrayal,’ ‘The Girl in the Woods,’ ‘The Girl in the Red Dress,’ ‘No Way Back,’ ‘Landscape of Lies,’ ‘Retribution,’ ‘Soul Stealer,’ ‘The De Clerambault Code’ (www.nora-johnson.net) available from Amazon in paperback/eBook (€0.99;£0.99) and iBookstore. All profits to Costa del Sol Cudeca cancer charity.
Traditionally, this has YOU AND THE been true, that the LAW IN SPAIN owner as of January 1 pays the municipal property tax for that year. But wait. There has also always been the possibility for the buyer and seller to agree beforehand to pay the tax in amounts proportional to the time each one has owned the property during that year. And now comes the Spanish Supreme Court with a sentence of June 15, 2016, declaring that, even without a previous agreement, the seller who pays the full amount of the property tax can claim from the buyer the amount proportional to the time that has passed since he became the legal owner. Consult your lawyer. Finally, you are asking about the IBI, the municipal property tax, the rates. SUMA is the tax collection agency which handles the municipal taxes for Alicante Province.
Send your questions for David Searl through lawyers Ubeda-Retana and Associates in Fuengirola at Ask@lawtaxspain.com, or call 952 667 090.
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NOW, I am a glass half full kind of guy and I just think about how wonderful it is to live here in Spain. Earlier today my cousin spoke to me after he had returned home to Blighty yesterday, to howling winds and rain and has even lit a fire indoors. Meanwhile, I am writing this, sat in my shorts in the garden, enjoying a nice cooling breeze, a cacophony of birdsong and the scent of flowers. For lunch, I will have some really fresh fish simply grilled with a nice glass of cold white wine. People ask me, what do you miss about England, the seasons, the food, the beer? No, I really cannot think of anything. Except, if I have to go back for any reason, I think I will miss the plane! Raymond Stark
What if? DEAR Ed, imagine if the Barcelona authorities had refused Gaudi’s planning permission for the Sagrada Familia. Dear Don Antoni Gaudi I refer to your application for planning permission dated April 1, 1885 and can confirm the City of Barcelona, in a meeting of the full council on May 22, 2019, has reached a decision on this matter. It is my duty to inform you that planning permission has been denied. In your application, whilst you had form Modelo 4502934567 - in triplicate, signed by both Grandparents with a translation into Monrovian, attested to by a Native of Timbucktoo, it was not stapled to Modelo 45938576 (B). Under Regulation 1236 of Section 246 of the 1792 law, it distinctly states that these forms must be stapled together. As this building has been erected without permission, please knock it down. Your obedient servant, Juan Burócrata Jonathan Leigh
Beyond belief THE sheer number of candidates jostling for the Conservative leadership astounds me. I don’t know why anyone in their right mind would want the prime minister’s job at the moment. It’s truly a poisoned chalice and I wouldn’t be surprised if Brexit brings down whoever lands the job, just like it brought down May and Cameron. I’m looking forward to it all being over. Mark DuPont
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Missing England? EXHUMATION HALTED I READ about the halting of the moving of General Franco’s body from the Valley of the Fallen in last week’s paper ( Issue 1770) with concern. I don’t see how keeping a dictator who murdered thousands in a mausoleum built by political prisoners can be justified in a democracy. Imagine if the same were the case in Italy or Germany with their former fascist leaders! I have many Spanish friends and one thing that comes across is the difficulty in confronting a painful period of history. Many say it is better to let the matter lie and for
VALLEY OF THE FALLEN: The moving of General Franco’s body has been delayed. wounds to heal. I respect their point of view, but I think if Spain succeeds in getting Franco out of the mausoleum
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NEWS that anti-tourist graffiti appeared on the walls of Granada City last week has reignited the debate over the effects of an economically vital industry on Spanish locals. Spain’s tourism sector is the third largest contributor to the overall economy, accounting for about 10 per cent of total output (Gross Domestic Product, GDP) according to government figures. The industry is responsible for developing large swathes of the country’s Mediterranean coastline which expatriates now call home, as pictures of Benidorm from the 1950s and 1960s illustrate. Cities such as Granada also draw a hefty dividend from tourists who spend their money in local shops, bars and restaurants, benefiting the wider economy. The traffic of travellers into Spain has also helped to build bonds across borders and break down misconceptions held by tourists and locals about each other and their countries. But as with all aspects of the economy, the gains are seldom shared equally and the price of success for some is suffering for others. The Canary and Balearic Islands are both home to anti-tourism movements who argue the industry has led to overdevelopment, harming their homes and the environment. In Barcelona the rise of holiday rentals has seen residents priced or even turfed out of neighbourhoods where they grew up because of the lure of profits from tourism. If tensions are to be eased then the benefits from the industry must be more widely shared and the impact on locals reduced.
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Belated building permit for Gaudi’s iconic church I have seen this being built over 62 years, it always looked like a building site you could climb up and three years later I went inside, it took my breath away never seen anything so wonderful. I just sat and stared around me, it’s wonderful words cannot express the marvellous inside. Sheila R
Dutch women hit by car, one killed and one in critical condition in northern Spain Poor ladies, hope the other injured lady recovers, RIP to the other lady how sad... People drive too fast these days. Jeanette D
Brit tourist dies in Magaluf balcony fall Such a waste of life, perhaps the airlines could show a short film showing the dangers of alcohol related deaths/
COMMENTS FROM EWN ONLINE injuries and how devastating it is for the families of these young people? It may plant a seed. Debra B
Spanish economy counting the losses to piracy Quite a few counterfeit goods are sold online, as well as the pavement or open market stalls, sometimes the quality is ok, but often they are not nearly as good as the real thing (ironically, the counterfeit goods and real goods could be made in factories near each other in China, etc). Erik R
Video found of Spanish woman slapping baby after she posted her baby smoking Disgusting behaviour of a mother who is there to care for her child. What else happens when the video isn’t on? Jacquie W
Labour beats Brexit Party to hold Peterborough in by-election Sometimes apparently little affairs like the Peterborough by-election result can have enormous consequences later on! With the rejection of the extremist views of Farage and his party, this will send strong signals around Britain that a more intelligent and thoughtful approach is needed in future with the EU, the Brexiteers have had their own way for three years now, but could the tide be turning? David B
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YOUR STARS FOR NEXT 7 DAYS AQUARIUS (January 21 - February 19) More than one possibility presents itself in connection with a problem. A foreign visit or visitor figures highly in plans and solutions. A change in someone close is brought to your attention. Get people talking to make real progress. Some may be inclined to put their head in the sand but not you.
PISCES (February 20 - March 20) A date on your calendar draws near. It seems less important than it did and you may be tempted to cancel. Think twice. The question of who to go on holiday with comes up and someone is keen to tie you down. Keep options open because things this week are changeable, indeed.
ARIES (March 21 - April 20) An opportunity to do something socially arises. It is not earth shattering, but could have a great long-term impact. Others seem to have confidence in you and enjoy your company this week. Having been given the chance to show what you are really capable of, allow your talents to show through.
and there is the chance to meet someone that you admire.
LEO (July 24 - August 23) May we consider for a moment what you thought that you would be doing, right now, five years ago? Yes, do you see what I mean? Breaking away from an old habit could be the best thing that you have done for a long time.
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VIRGO (August 24 - September 23) Taking a step back from the activity appeals right now. After an active time, energy needs building up. Basking in someone's glory shows you just how things could be. Give a new relationship more of a chance to grow. The avenues this person can open up to you will put a twinkle in your eye and a blush on your cheek.
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LOTTERY UK NATIONAL LOTTERY Saturday June 8
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LIBRA (September 24 - October 23) The strong urge to make physical contact with someone leads to a bit of bother. Not that there is anything wrong with a few hugs and kisses. It is the person or the timing that could be wrong.
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TAURUS (April 21 - May 21) A new start with someone, socially, shows great promise. Consider what you want to get rid of in your life and plan how to approach the task. A bit of military precision goes down well. Cast your net wide. It may be necessary to invest in a few theatre tickets or a weekend away.
GEMINI (May 22 - June 21) Should things go absolutely perfectly for you this week, then I would eat my hat. I don't usually wear one but would go to a charity shop immediately. Rolling round in your mind is the thought that, just as things start to go well, another problem crops up. Relax, anyway.
CANCER (June 22 - July 23) Social life is squeezed because of business commitments. As you are a people person, there will be fun and times out aplenty this week. Burning the candle at both ends works for a while
SCORPIO (October 24 - November 22) The past has been kind to you but also unkind. It is the same for most of us, so don't think that you have been singled out for a bumpy ride. Be aware that basing a decision made this week on what happened a long time ago could be a mistake.
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Feeling really balanced and calm? Being aware that you have full knowledge of a situation is good, isn't it? Absolutely anyone could snap at you this week and have no success at all in upsetting you. To say that the period is tranquil is an understatement.
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SAGITTARIUS (November 23 - December 21) At some time in the future you may look back on this week and ask yourself, 'Why didn't I do that?' Let me help you to see the possibilities. The emphasis is firmly on your social life and someone special is about to step into it.
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Life is not an easy matter. You cannot live through it without falling into frustration and cynicism unless you have before you a great idea which raises you above personal misery, above weakness and above all kinds of perfidy and baseness.” Leon Trotsky, Politician.
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One’s life has value so long as one attributes value to the life of others, by means of love, friends, indignation and compassion.” Simone de Beauvoir, Philosopher.
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Across 1 Stop a club with energy (5) 4 Rough sleeper clutching one set of papers (7) 8 Outclass as Spurs beaten (7) 9 Trained assassin from town in Japan (5) 10 Italian city partly up a dual carriageway (5) 12 Find a hunter going astray (7) 13 Parts of a fish used for balance (6) 14 Winds up eccentrics (6) 17 A ranch wrecked by Yankee lawlessness (7) 19 Shiny, small vegetable (5) 21 Scottish landowner is part of a wonderful air display (5) 22 Dependent upon broken latrine (7) 24 Rotters breaking glass vessels in the lab (7) 25 Drops off outbuildings (5) Down 1 A funny pose for a Greek author (5) 2 A tune from Tony Blair's collection (3) 3 Originate from the man at Eastbourne station (7) 4 Talk about endless field event (6) 5 Wit appears in well chosen sequel (5) 6 One caring about lack of knowledge (9) 7 Concerned with pains but achieves the goal (7)
11 Playwright admits art involvement (9) 13 Sell RAM, reorganise, then it will take up less room (7) 15 Consequences of Ulster's troubles (7) 16 Persian king holding power in island (6)
Code Breaker
18 Cried out for a drink (5) 20 Duff checks for flying devices (5) 23 Consumed in Great Expectations (3)
Each number in the Code Breaker grid represents a different letter of the alphabet. In this week’s puzzle, 1 represents L and 8 represents Z, so fill in L every time the figure 1 appears and Z every time the figure 8 appears. Now, using your knowledge of the English language, work out which letters should go in the missing squares. As you discover the letters, fill in other squares with the same number in the main grid and the control grid.
Across 1 Helper (9) 7 Refrain from harming (5) 8 Faithful (5) 9 Bite or chew on with the teeth (4) 10 Money or goods contributed to the poor (4) 13 Class, kind or species (4) 14 Boast (4) 17 Hard white form of dentine which forms the tusks of elephants (5) 19 Make brown and crisp by heating (5) 20 Betrayal of a trust (9) Down 1 Malicious burning to destroy property (5)
English - Spanish
LAST WEEK’S SOLUTION FACING PAGE
Across 1 Prueba (4) 3 Chops (culinary) (8) 9 Techo (7) 10 Trinchar (carne) (5) 11 Más tarde (5) 12 Trapo del polvo (6) 14 Tailor (6) 16 Eighth (6) 19 Burbuja (6) 21 Malva (5) 24 Por delante (5) 25 Hora de acostarse (7) 26 Twice (3,5) 27 Árbol (4)
2 Walk as if unable to control one's movements (7) 3 Playground device (6) 4 Friendly nation (4) 5/18 Test (3,3) 6 Book of maps (5) 11 Cases used to carry belongings when travelling (7) 12 Professional reviewer of literature, art, drama or music (6) 13 Take hold of (5) 15 Pool or fund of money held in common (5) 16 Ancient Greek harp (4) 18 See 5
The clues are mixed, some clues are in Spanish and some are in English.
Down 1 Cosquillas (8) 2 Falda (prenda) (5) 4 Liver (anatomical) (6) 5 Cordones (5) 6 Card (greetings card, visiting card etc) (7) 7 Parecer (4) 8 Espejo (6) 13 ¡Ven aquí! (4,4) 15 Platillos (para tazas) (7) 17 Comfortable 18 Guijarro (6) 20 Insignia (distintivo) (5) 22 Usher (in court etc) (5) 23 Mano (4)
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Hexagram
The purpose of the Hexagram puzzle is to place the 19 six-letter words into the 19 cells. The letters at the edges of interlocking cells MUST BE THE SAME. The letters in the words must be written CLOCKWISE. The word in cell 10 (PINION) and one letter in four other cells are given as clues.
CANDLE CLOUDY COTTON DAMASK DINGHY ESCROW INCOME MIASMA MODISH NEATER NUTMEG OUTPUT PHYSIC PINION (10) PONDER RECENT RUMPUS SPOOKY TUXEDO
LAST WEEK’S SOLUTION 1 Cancel 2 Ghetto 3 Triune 4 Jocose 5 Cutout 6 Micron 7 Astute 8 Mantic 9 Please 10 Tonsil 11 Minnow 12 Seldom 13 Jigsaw 14 Chemic 15 Indigo 16 Jovial 17 Region 18 Toilet 19 Gritty.
Nonagram
Fill all the empty squares using the numbers 1 to 9, so that the sum of each horizontal block equals the ‘clue’ on its left, and the sum of each vertical block equals the clue on its top. No number may be used in the same block more than once.
LAST WEEK’S SOLUTION
TARGET: Good: 7 Very good: 10
• Average: 16 • Good: 22
• Very good: 31 • Excellent: 40
SCORING:
LAST WEEK’S SOLUTION
Excellent: 13
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LAST WEEK’S SOLUTIONS
QUICK Down:
1 Baffle, 2/18 Tai chi, 3 Hood, 4 Spoken, 5 Instead, 6 Fake, 9 Combine, 11 Pliers, 12 Cellar, 15 Brag, 16 Stop.
CRYPTIC
ENGLISH-SPANISH
Across:
Across:
1 Rest, 3 Thickset, 9 Crooner, 10 Aloof, 11 Sorry, 12 Stripe, 14 Avocet, 16 Castro, 19 Pagans, 21 Clogs, 24 Lagos, 25 Emulate, 26 Obstacle, 27 Lots.
1 Lonely, 4 Juntos, 9 Sincere, 10 Spike, 11 Rezar, 12 Estable, 13 Grasshopper, 18 Pilgrim, 20 Tallo, 22 Oveja, 23 Relojes, 24 Smooth, 25 Espada.
Down:
Down:
1 Rickshaw, 2 Scour, 4 Heresy, 5 Chair, 6 Shot put, 7 Tiff, 8 Enzyme, 13 Toasters, 15 Oranges, 17 Accrue, 18 As well, 20 At sea, 22 Otago, 23 Alto.
1 Lustre, 2 Niñez, 3 Liebres, 5 Upset, 6 Thimble, 7 Suéter, 8 Tener hambre, 14 Relleno, 15 Petalos, 16 Spoons, 17 Poesía, 19 Roast, 21 Lejía.
App of the week Durango AN app which lets users roam a vast prehistoric land to forge a new life and civilisation with dinosaurs. The multi-player game allows players to tame prehistoric creatures and to construct new worlds with other players while fighting off rivals. Cultivate the land, grow crops for food, build a shelter and explore the world to expand your domain and abilities in Durango: Wild Lands.
QUIZ: A RIGHT LOAD OF CHARLIES 1. According to the Charlie Daniels Band’s 1979 UK Top 20 hit single, the Devil went down to where? 2. Born in New York in 1965, by what other name is the actor Carlos Irwin Estévez known professionally? 3. Collectively, who were Sabrina Duncan, Jill Munroe, Kelly Garrett, Kris Munroe, Tiffany Welles and Julie Rogers (although not all at the same time)? 4. During the Cold War, what was the name given by the Western Allies to the crossing point in the Berlin Wall located at the junction of Friedrichstraße with Zimmerstraße and Mauerstraße? 5. During World War II, what nickname was often given to the member of the crew of a military aircraft who operated a gun from a compartment at the rear? 6. In Roald Dahl’s 1964 children's novel Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, what was Charlie’s surname? 7. In which 1988 movie did actor Tom Cruise play the part of the abrasive, selfish young wheeler-dealer Charlie Babbitt,
who discovers that his estranged father has died and bequeathed all of his multimillion-dollar estate to his other son, Raymond (Dustin Hoffman)? 8. Originally trained as a graphic artist, which musician has been the Rolling Stones’ drummer since 1963? 9. What is the name of the French satirical weekly magazine that was attacked by two Islamist gunmen in January 2015, killing 12 people? 10. Which famous Chinese-American detective was created by the American novelist and playwright Earl Derr Biggers in 1919? Not a lot of people know that… ‘Charlie’ is the name of many things, it is a class of submarine in the Soviet Navy, the US military slang for communist forces, especially the Viet Cong, a line of women's and men's fragrances, a Neolithic skeleton discovered in Wiltshire, a pet parrot possibly owned by Winston Churchill and the name of the mascot of Little Chef
Answers: 1. GEORGIA, 2. CHARLIE SHEEN, 3. CHARLIE’S ANGELS, 4. CHECKPOINT CHARLIE (or simply CHECKPOINT C), 5. TAIL-END CHARLIE, 6. BUCKET, 7. RAIN MAN, 8. CHARLIE WATTS, 9.CHARLIE HEBDO, 10. CHARLIE CHAN
LAST WEEK’S SOLUTION
CODE BREAKER
TARGET:
4 letters: 1 point 7 letters: 5 points 5 letters: 2 points 8 or more letters: 6 letters: 3 points 11 points
Average: 5
1 Botch, 4 Stiff, 7 Frivolous, 8 Lack, 10 Defer, 13 Ample, 14 Idle, 17 Identical, 19 Guess, 20 Prior.
How many English words can you find in the Boggled grid, according to the following rules? • The letters must be adjoining in a ‘chain’. They can be adjacent horizontally, vertically or diagonally. • Words must contain at least four letters and may include singular and plural or other derived forms. • No letter may be used more than once within a single word, unless it appears twice. • No vulgarities or proper nouns are permitted.
Kakuro
How many English words of four letters or more can you make from the nine letters in our Nonagram puzzle? Each letter may be used only once (unless the letter appears twice). Each word MUST CONTAIN THE CENTRE LETTER (in this case T) and there must be AT LEAST ONE NINE LETTER WORD. Plurals, vulgarities or proper nouns are not allowed.
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BIRTHDAYS
KERRY HAYES spends much of her time in expensive London mansions. But she could never live in one on the money she earns from cleaning them to support her son Kian. The single mum, in her early 40’s, lives with her child on a tough south London estate. She knows herself well and refuses to compromise on her son’s upbringing, her dedication to hard work or her devotion to Mariah Carey. Her sibling could not be more different. Noah Martineau is a successful barrister living in Primrose Hill. He has a beautiful wife and daughter and also thinks he knows himself. Kerry decides to reach out to Noah, with the two not having seen each other since they were separated as children. Their lives begin to change out of recognition soon after in Mike Gayle’s Half a World Away.
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• Kym Marsh, Actor; June 13, 43 General Secretary of the ruling Communist The British soap star first debuted on an episode of Party. Born in Beijing, Xi served as a provincial Doctors aged 19 before playing Michelle Connor governor and senior party figure before being on Coronation Street from 2006. Born in Whiston named successor to Hu Jinato six years ago. • Jurgen Klopp, Football Manager; June 16, in England, Marsh has also appeared on Loose Women more than 20 times. 52 Paul McCartney. • Paul O’Grady, TV Presenter; June 14, 64 The Liverpool manager previously worked at O’Grady served as a clerical assistant with the Royal Air FSV Mainz and Borussia Dortmund and was named Force in Liverpool before making his entertainment debut German Football Manager of the Year in 2011 and 2012. Born in Stuttgart, he began his youth career with SV with his drag act Lily Savage. He later presented shows including Blankety Blank, the Paul O’Grady Show and Glatten in 1975 before playing for FSV Mainz. fronted several documentaries. • Jodie Whittaker, Actor; June 17, 37 • Xi Jinping, Politician; June 15, 66 Whittaker was born in Huddersfield in Britain and graduated from the Guildhall School of Music and Drama Xi became the President of China in 2013 and is also
Fill the grid so that every row, every column and every 3X3 box contains the digits 1-9. There’s no maths involved. You solve the puzzle with reasoning and logic.
in 2005 with a gold medal in acting. She debuted with the 2006 film Venus and has since featured in St Trinian’s and is now the first female Doctor Who. • Paul McCartney, Musician; June 18, 77 The British singer and bass player rose to superstardom as one quarter of The Beatles which he joined after meeting John Lennon and George Harrison in Liverpool as a teenager. McCartney had hits with Wings and as a solo artist after The Beatles broke up. • Zoe Saldana, Actor; June 19, 41 Saldana played Anamaria in Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl and voiced the character Neytiri in James Cameron’s Avatar. Born in Passiac, New Jersey, she performed with the New York Youth Theatre at 17.
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763 BCE - Solar phenomenon The ancient Assyrians record what becomes known as the Bur-Sagale eclipse which is later used to fix Mesopotamian historical chronology. 325 - Creed Council The original Nicene Creed which lays out the fundamental beliefs of the Christian religion is presented to the First Council of Nicaea. 656 - Last in line Ali, cousin and son-in-law to Islam’s founder Muhammad, becomes Caliph of the Rashidun Caliphate. He is regarded as the last prophet of the faith, still revered by Shia Muslims. 1300 - City founding Diego Lopez V de Haro founds Bilbao in what is now Pais Vasco (Basque Country) in northern Spain. 1381 - Palace burns The Peasants’ Revolt in England climaxes with the burning of the Savoy Palace in London. The rebellion later spreads throughout England before its leaders are captured and killed. 1789 - New assembly The Third Estate of France declares itself the country’s National Assembly after King Louis XVI convenes it and other estates to raise taxes. It will go onto take full power following the storming of the Bastille which begins the French Revolution. 1904 - Love blooms Irish author James Joyce begins a relationship with Nora Barnacle. The relationship goes on to inspire his novel Ulysses.
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Move from the start word (HARD) to the end word (COPY) in the same number of steps as there are rungs on the Word Ladder. You must only change one letter at a time.
Solution HARD CARD CARE CAPE (CORE) COPE COPY
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STAN LAUREL (Steve Coogan) and Oliver Hardy (John C Reilly) are a long way from their comedy heyday when they embark on a variety hall tour of Britain in 1953. Despite disappointing audience numbers the stars of silent film are able to keep each other going through their close bond and love of laughter. But as they begin to reclaim some of their former glory, they are forced to confront the ghosts of the past and deal with present challenges in Stan & Ollie.
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NOWADAYS coffee is one of the world’s most popular drinks, but there seems to be a lot of confusion over whether or not it is good for our health. Even experts have opposite opinions. However, despite what you may have heard, there are plenty of good things to be said about coffee. There is increasing evidence that it may actually be good for you. Here are some of the possible benefits of drinking coffee: It can improve energy levels and make you smarter. Coffee and caffeine can provide increased energy and potentially improve mental performance, according to an article appearing in Harvard Health Publications. It can help you burn fat. Caf-
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No need to fear coffee feine is found in almost every commercial fat-burning supplement, as, according to health websites, it can boost your metabolism. It can improve physical performance. According to an article published in the International Society of
Sports Nutrition, caffeine stimulates your nervous system and ‘is effective for enhancing performance when consumed in low-to-moderate doses.’ It is rich in powerful antioxidants, according to research published in the
FINDINGS: It turns out coffee has many benefits.
Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics. It can help you live longer. According to a 2015 study by the University of Harvard, drinking coffee in moderation (three to four cups a day) can lead to a longer lifespan. It is apparently associated with a reduced risk of many diseases, including type 2 diabetes, Parkinson’s, liver disease, cardiovascular disease and cancer. So, should you drink coffee? If you don’t like coffee, these benefits are not a compelling
reason to start. If you are already a coffee drinker then you may not need
to stop, with all these health benefits appearing to accompany its consumption.
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HEALTH & BEAUTY
Hayfever relief FOR hayfever sufferers, the great outdoors can be a nightmare, here are some tips to hopefully prevent, but certainly minimise your suffering. • Start your allergy medications before the pollen season gets underway. • Dry your clothes indoors, and remember to keep your windows and doors shut at home to limit your exposure to pollen. Don’t be tempted to hang washing outdoors to dry. Shower and wash your hair as soon as you get home in the evening to remove pollen, and take your clothes off in the bathroom rather than the bedroom. • When in your car, keep your windows up. If you can, adjust your air vents to re-circulate air inside rather drawing in the outside air. It is also advisable to keep the sunroof closed. • Plan a trip to the seaside, where pollen levels are always relatively low, which may offer some respite.
POLLEN SEASON: Prevention measures will help with the symptoms.
• Groom and wash pets more frequently, to remove trapped pollen from their coats. • Dusting your home with a damp cloth and vacuuming more frequently will also help to keep pollen levels down. Some vacuums are more effective at removing pollen, so investigate which is best. • Try to relax and get some
sleep too. Stress seems to make hay. fever worse and it has been found that people who slept for at least seven hours a night were found to have milder symptoms too. Ask your pharmacist for advice on the best products for your particular set of symptoms and consult your doctor, if the symptoms persist.
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The A-Z of knee pain - Part 2
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THE knee is the largest joint in the body. • four bones • more than 20 muscles and tendons • four major ligaments + little ones • and at least three layers of cartilage. Here’s Part 2 of my A to Z of things to think about if you have knee pain. Nothing Unfortunately waiting for it to ‘go away on its own’ doesn’t always work, especially as you get older. It is always best to be proactive, the sooner you act the easier, quicker and more effective treatment is. Orthotics The dreaded ‘things in your shoe.’ Fortunately technology has moved on and they are now slim and discreet enough to fit in shoes you already own. Physical Therapy American research shows that exercise significantly improves movement and reduces pain in the knee. The first muscle to lose strength in any knee problem is the quadriceps so focus
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KNEE PAIN: It is always best to be proactive. these. Exercise is not easy at first, but get advice and persevere! Stretch and strengthen! Q Angle Correction: The angle formed by your thighbone and shinbone through the knee cap when viewed from the front. If you are knock-kneed or bandy-legged this angle is wrong, putting extra pressure on the knee and increasing wear and tear. Referred Pain Getting an accurate diagnosis is critically important! Pain in the knee can be
referred from the hip or the feet and without an accurate assessment, treatment is a waste of time as you are not treating the true cause of the problem. Supports Are not all created equal! It is important to get the right one for your knee problem and the activity you want to do. New specialised techniques using tape are also effective. Elastic supports stifle the circulation and restrict movement. Tissue Engineering Or stem cell regeneration. This is a
new surgery technique which implants cartilage from elsewhere aiming to stimulate cartilage regrowth but has mixed results to date. Ultrasound Used by physiotherapists, this therapy uses sound waves to reach deep tissues and increase blood flow, relax muscles and aid healing. Viscosupplementation Injections of hyaluronate into the joint to lubricate it but not cure it. The injection can be painful and only offers
short term pain relief. Water Exercising in your swimming pool takes the weight off your knees. Over and over again research shows exercise can reduce knee pain, and is a MUST! X-rays And other investigations can give you a clearer idea of how advanced the problem is. Always make sure you get the right investigation for your problem, this should follow a detailed clinical assessment. Youth Osgood-Schlatter Syndrome can affect teenagers and youngsters as they grow. Often misnamed ‘Growing Pains’ it’s simple to reduce the pain and onward symptoms. Zig Zag Left knee and right hip? Left ankle and right knee? Pain that started in the left knee and moved to the right? Shooting or stabbing pains? All signs that a more thorough assessment is needed as the root cause might not be where you’re feeling your pain today.
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‘In Cod we Trust’ - La Parra Gold THESE are the words of John the Fish (as he is known in Fuengirola) about his restaurant in Los Boliches which serves some exceptional fish and chips. That’s not all however as alongside all of the traditional dishes you would expect to find in a fish and chip shop, there is also a new selection of tapas which is made daily with some 30 different options to choose from. There is currently a special offer of cod, fresh chips and mushy peas to eat in or take away for just €5 and there is always something special to tempt you including a three-course daily menu. Apart from the air-conditioned restaurant, La Parra Gold now boasts a new improved terrace which can seat up to 50 people and with the nights staying lighter for much longer, enjoy your meal outside in this quiet road which is just a short walk away from the sea front. Every piece of fish sold is fresh from the sea and owner John is proud to skin and bone everything before he cooks it and has even created his own tartar sauce which goes exceptionally well with scampi which is not that easy to find on the Costa del Sol. With decades of experience in the food busi-
LA PARRA GOLD: John the Fish and his friendly staff.
ness and ably helped by his loyal staff, John welcomes everyone to his restaurant which also boasts a friendly bar for those who aren’t quite ready to dig in to his generous portions. Open Monday to Saturday from noon to 11pm, you can enjoy lunch, an afternoon snack or drink and a hearty evening meal which does include a selection of healthy options.
Nestled away like the very best hidden gems, you can find La Parra Gold just a short stroll from Los Boliches train station on Calle Poeta Salvador Rueda, just behind the Ilunion Hotel and there is usually plenty of street parking available nearby. Almost all of the reviews on TripAdvisor are five star with comments ranging from a simple
TERRACE: Enjoy al fresco dining.
‘excellent’ to numerous observations that La Parra Gold ‘serves the best fish and chips around.’ If you fancy something different for a family event than call John on 678 292 792 to discuss private catering or visit the popular Facebook page to see some of the celebrities who have recently dined there.
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Local rocker unplugged ALTHOUGH it is relatively easy to record new music, many bands and artists need to be able to raise funds to cover their costs and to offer new product to their fans. One such artist is Estepona-based American, Danny Vaughn, a singer who found fame in the rock band Tyketto which had a massive hit in America with Forever Young just as the ‘grunge’ scene was emerging in the USA and what could have been a highly successful career for the band petered out, although they still get together and tour on a regular basis. Danny continued to perform in various bands and until recently was part of the very successful Ultimate Eagles band which has had great success around Europe and Australia. With a number of songs waiting to be recorded, the singer decided to attempt to raise funds though American company Pledge Music which was formed in 2009 and with their help he hoped to raise around £17,000 (€19,550) and part of the arrangement was that prior to recording he would receive £10,000 (€15,000) but in actual fact by the time that his campaign closed just under £27,000 (€31,000) had been pledged. Naturally, there was commission to
THE Marbella Casino is hosting an exhibition from celebrity artist and Marbella resident Nimrod Messeg, which runs from this Saturday, June 15 until July 15. He is exhibiting a collection of 12 sculptures all produced in iron which
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be paid to the company and a number of products supplied to those who had pledged, but having booked studio space and backing musicians in the UK, Danny was distraught to receive just £5,000 (€5,750) with no indication on when the balance would be paid. He still had to go ahead with the recording sessions for Myths, Legends and Lies, but thanks to fans worldwide, he was able to pay for the recording and
complete the session. Although he spends much of his time abroad, he will be playing an acoustic set at O’Callaghans bar in Sabinillas starting at 9.30pm on Friday June 21 and entry is free. For those who would like to find out more about this locally based singer and perhaps order the CD when released, visit http://www.dannyvaughn. com.
Iron Man capture the beauty of the human form and are both innovative and powerful works. Art lovers are welcome
to pop in to the casino any night to enjoy these wonderful works. Nimrod Messeg was born in Israel in 1970 and is the son of the Israeli painter Aaron Messeg and the poet Sabina Messeg. Nimrod began sculpting from an early age in his
father ’s workshop and has developed his own unique and eclectic style. After travelling around the world for many years, Nimrod settled in Marbella in 1999 and has developed his own artisan method of sculpting with iron and uses traditional forging techniques to create textures, shapes and effects which transform t he m et al i nt o som et hi ng beautiful, light and soft.
Real pieces of history DUE to the popularity of its current exhibition, dolls houses, models, toys and miniatures, the Benalmadena Exhibition Centre is extending its tenure for the summer. The private collection of Voria Harras is considered to be one of the most important in Spain and consists of more than 50 houses and
1,000 toys that this dedicated collector has put together. Many of the dolls houses are real models, designed by architects of the time and furniture made by cabinet makers who created unique pieces for each home. Entry is free and the exhibition is open Tuesday to Saturday with a break at lunch time.
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LOVED-UP: Celebrity couple Perrie Edwards and beau Alex OxladeChamberlain.
No mixed messages LITTLE MIX’S Perrie Edwards and beau Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain proved their relationship is as hot as ever in a series of snaps taken while holidaying in Ibiza last week. The stunning 25-year-old star shared snaps showing her professional footballer boyfriend, 25, with his head at her waist as she pushed him closer towards her with her tongue out. In others the singer, wearing her blonde hair in a bun and sporting killer
black stilettos, wraps her arms round the Liverpool player, who can be seen sporting casual t-shirt and jeans. The loved up couple, first rumoured to be dating in November, recently moved in together with Perrie’s childhood cat. And the beauty recently revealed she wants to marry the sports star, but while she loves babies, she doesn’t feel broody at the moment.
Queen opens Madrid Book Fair QUEEN LETIZIA of Spain attended the opening of the Madrid Book Fair which is in its 78th year. The Spanish royal, 46, attended the annual event wearing a knee-length denim skirt with a stylish white blouse and blue chunky heels. While surrounded by her fans, the Queen appeared to be in good spirits as she browsed the stalls looking through a variety of books. The glamorous Queen and former jour-
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STYLISH: Queen Letizia browsed books in Madrid.
nalist appeared to be chatting to the head of a Spanish news agency during the event. The busy Queen was also seen earlier this month joining King Felipe VI at an Armed Forces Day parade in Sevilla City commemorating 30 years of overseas peace-keeping missions. She wore a vibrant red dress with matching red heels.
Miley Cyrus groped MILEY CYRUS was allegedly groped by a fan after a Spanish festival performance. According to reports, Miley Cyrus was forced to flee a group of fans when a member of the public reached out and grabbed her as she left a Spanish hotel with her husband Liam Hemsworth. The Wrecking Ball singer was headlining at the Spanish festival, Primavera after Cardi B was required to cancel her performance. A few days later she tweeted ‘She CAN’T be grabbed without consent.’
FAN ASSAULT: Miley Cyrus was said to be groped by a fan.
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The glitterati of Marbella dress to impress THE summer season got off to a glamorous and glitzy start in Marbella at La Sala by the Sea’s White and Gold Party. Guests at one of the hottest dates in the Marbella calendar were welcomed with a glass of bubbly as they made their way into the spectacularly decorated ocean front location. Fire jugglers, dancers, and other acts combined with La Sala’s signature entertainment and a performance by Motown band Cool Fire ensured a fantastic atmosphere on Saturday night, as drinks flowed and tapas were offered.
University students Jake Macintyre (18) and 19-year-old Millie Sprenger are based in Marbella and study in the UK. Excited to be at the hottest event to kick start the summer during their break from studies, Jake told EWN: “We love it at La Sala by the Sea and tonight is fantastic.” “The music is great and I love the dancers,” added Millie. Friends Elena, Liesya and Eneli were blown away by the combination of glamour and elegance. “It’s just so charming and exclusive,” said Elena, adding: “Everybody looks amazing and elegant, it looks like a bridal party with everybody in white.” La Sala shareholders Julie Cracknell and CJ Sherdley said: “We are really happy to be here,
it’s all about kicking off the summer season and it’s great to see La Sala doing so well.” While ensuring everybody was having a brilliant time, owner Ian Radford managed to snatch a moment with wife Claire and daughter Chea, before a quick chat with EWN. He explained: “We started this 12 years ago. It was a party to launch La Sala by the Sea and we have kept it going each year since. It’s an anniversary that has become a date in the Marbella calendar. “When we opened back then we were still painting an hour or so before the big launch. None of us really knew what to expect and more than 500 people turned up. It was a great night. “This is all about getting everyone together again, a repeat of what we did back then.”
Owner Ian Radford managed to snatch a moment with wife Claire and daughter Chéa.
Friends Elena, Liesya and Eneli.
Enjoying a glass of bubbly.
Benjamin George and Kira Mikhaylova.
Jake Macintyre and Millie Sprenger.
In the party spirit.
Christian Saner and Melanie Warwick.
Julie Cracknell and CJ Sherdley.
All that glitters ...
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This week Celebrity Chef from Ready Steady Cook & Fellow Master Chef Steven Saunders, proprietor of The Little Geranium in La Cala makes a healthy vegetarian Gazpacho with a twist.
What the health! Steven Saunders FMCGB The Little Geranium La Cala de Mijas & Marbella www.thelittlegeranium.com
THERE has always been confusion over what we can and what we can not eat. We were told milk was very healthy for us and given it at school and punished if we didn’t drink it, now we are told that it’s one of the worst things that we can consume. Then we were told that eggs were healthy and now we are told eating one egg a day could be as unhealthy as smoking five cigarettes a day! Next we were told white meat is more healthy than red and now we are told that chicken and turkey are higher in carcinogens than other meats and therefore the worse food to eat, along with processed meats, sausages, hams and salamis (anything in a plastic pack usually) they are packed with saturated fat and are cancer promoting. Fresh fish swimming in the sea, can
be mercury sponges high in cholesterol and some with cancer promoting properties, especially farmed fish like salmon, its all a real shock and horror! What the hell can we eat? I can pretty much guarantee that what we have been told over the years about our food is wrong and intended to be confusing. One of the main reasons behind all the untruths is because some of the world’s most important health organisations are funded by the likes of KFC, Burger King, McDonald’s and some of the world’s largest intensive meat producers. These multi-billion dollar businesses will not allow anything to get in the way of their sales and our own advisory organisations which we trust, are told not to give out too much information, anything that could damage to these brand’s sales, is totally taboo. It’s your food that causes all your problems, but we eat something bad for us every day and we don’t know it. You may as well smoke, if you don’t already. Governments are not interested in helping to resolve this, because they are also funded by some of these billion dollar companies along with Monsanto who provide the
SPECIALISTS: Me with my head chef, Prince. chemicals that are sprayed on our fruit and veg. Without Monsanto the world would be missing trillions of dollars of revenue from the chemical sales and loss of yield, millions of people would lose jobs. So the governments choose not to make the spraying of crops or injecting of antibiotics and steroids into
meat to promote fast growth, illegal. Doctors are told not to tell us too much as far as diet is concerned and they won’t usually advise on diet at all. Are they diagnosing too much and prescribing too often? They will often prescribe drugs made by the huge drug companies so that they make money. We may have a cure for cancer, alzheimer’s and diabetes, but no one will tell us because the drugs would cost too much to prescribe and then we would be overpopulated, millions of jobs would be at risk if suddenly no one was sick! There are many TV documentaries covering some of these issues, but the best one I have seen is ‘What the Health’ (Netflix) - watch it! The bottom line is that unless you are eating the highest quality ingredients with clear provenance and in moderation then you are potentially at risk of getting something. A plant-based diet (vegan) is better for us but it’s only better if we can enjoy that kind of diet and to be honest not many of us can. In my opinion, my little restaurant is what all food outlets should be about. We passionately buy the best, organic,
free range meats, wild venison, free range un-injected chicken, sustainable fish from non-contaminated waters and organic fruits, vegetables and herbs. But we are specialists and not a mainstream restaurant, so most could not afford to do this. The reason that a lot of outlets and restaurants offer you intensively farmed cheap injected meats packed with antibiotics isn’t because they want to, it’s because they can’t afford to buy the best. Their argument is that there isn’t a market for it because the public demand cheap food, prices matter, even one or two euros! I often stand outside my restaurant and hear people say… it’s a great restaurant, but expensive. It’s an oxymoron. Sure you can save a few euros if you go somewhere else, but how much could you save in the long run if you ate premium quality ingredients for the rest of your life! Watch ‘What the Health’ and then you decide! On a lighter note, one of the nicest, freshest things to eat in this steamy heat is a cold vegetarian Gazpacho. We make a gazpacho two ways. One is a feisty red gazpacho and the other a smooth, cool, mild green gazpacho. We mix them together so that you can see the two colours and get both flavours and textures. It is fantastic, here is the recipe.
Steven Saunders’s opinions are his own and are not necessarily representative of those of the publishers, advertisers or sponsors.
Red feisty Gazpacho RED feisty Gazpacho (serves approx six) Ingredients Beef style ripe tomatoes 4-6, approx 500g 250g o f r e d wa t e r melo n d e seeded and cut in chunks 2 cloves garlic (boiled in water for 3/4 mins to reduce harshness) 1/2 white onion, chopped 1 red p e p p e r d e - se e d ed a n d chopped 1/2 cucumber or 1 whole pepino 1/4 tsp ground cumin 1 red mild chilli (Jalapeno) deseeded and rough chopped 1/2 tbsp of Maldon salt 100ml of truffle oil or extra virgin olive oil
For the gastrique 100g of sugar and 200g of red wine vinegar and a little water Method Make the gastrique by reducing th e v in e g ar a n d s uga r in a saucepan with a tablespoon of water until syrupy. P u t all th e in g re die nts into a b le n d e r w ith th e ga s trique a nd blitz until there are no lumps. P o u r th e mix ture into a bow l and chill overnight if possible. The longer the better. For the smooth cool green Gazpacho Ingredients 4-6 Green ripe tomatoes, approx 500g
250g of avocado approx 3 avoc a dos (de -s tone d, pe e le d a nd sliced) 2 cloves garlic (boiled in water for 3/4 mins to reduce harshness) 1 green pepper de-seeded and chopped 2 handfuls of spinach leaves 1 heaped tablespoon of fresh basil leaves 1/2 cucumber or 1 whole pepino 1/2 tbsp of Maldon salt Juice of 1 lemon Method Follow same process as above for red gazpacho making this vers ion s mooth a nd s ilky a nd not spicy. Taste and season and drizzle with a little extra virgin olive oil.
Chill in fridge overnight. To serve Pre-chill the gazpacho bowls in the fridge for a few hours before. Spoon 2/ 3 spoons of t he r ed tomato gazpacho into a small bowl then 2/3 spoons of the green and
k e e p topping up each si de so that you have the divided col our s i n each bowl. Drizzle with t r uff l e oi l and gar ni sh wi t h a t i ny sprig of basil, serve cold.
TWO TONE: A fantastic mix of both flavours and textures.
Follow Steven on Instagram … saunderschef - Email any questions … steven@thelittlegeranium.com The Little Geranium, Winner of Best Contemporary International Restaurant 2019-Costa Del Sol - www.thelittlegeranium.com
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Good value dining THERE is a great new option fo r t h o se wh o p refe r early evening dining at the Oak Garden & Grill situated jus t nex t d o o r t o L a S ala Puerto Banus. You c a n e n j o y a g rea t two-co u r se m e n u with a glas s o f h o u se wi n e b e tween 6pm and 7pm on any night of the week for just â‚Ź29 per person. Oak Garden & Grill is an open-air steak restaurant set in the garden of a traditional, quaint, Andalucian style villa and it has fast become one of the very best locations f o r st e a k a n d o th er grilled meats in the area. There is a good selection of starters and the Executive Chef will ensure that your main course which can include sirloin steak or rack of ribs wi l l b e c o o k ed to perfection on the grill. Desserts and side orders do cost extra, but the chance of enjoying a superb meal at a very r e a so n a b l e p rice
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COMPUTERS PC DOCTOR Computer Sales & Repairs, IPTV, Lobster SIM cards, Web Sites. We come to wherever YOU are – Home or Business. 952 591 071 www.electronbox.net Paseo Jesus Santos Rein 11, Fuengirola (279023) COMPUTER & LAPTOP problems solved! Error messages fixed, viruses removed. Computers & Laptops upgraded and repaired. Laptop sales, New and Refurbished. Also one-to-one training. Experienced, reliable service, Paul, 630 652 338/952 493 859 (282278) PC & LAPTOP SOLUTIONS Windows.Apple.iPhone.Android Efficient Guaranteed Service Marbella.Estepona.Sotogrande Home-Office call 689666888 ifixrp@gmail.com RICHARD COMPUTER Laptop, Wi-Fi or UK TV Issues? Home or Business, 15 years helping people. Call Neil: 662 379 899 info@soltecspain.com (284929)
DECORATORS RAINBOW Pinturas. English, professional painters & decorators. All aspects of interior & exterior work. Also kitchen/ furniture spraying. Call / WhatsApp: Daniel 628 066 08. www.rainbowpinturas.com (279078)
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www.euroweeklynews.com DOMESTIC APP REP DOMESTIC Appliance repairs - washing machines, fridges, cookers, ovens, water heaters, gas / electric, professionally repaired. Christian 608 337 497 (279980) REPAIRS to Washing Machines-Dish Washers-OvensFridges. Call Garry Goodman 673 344 212. English Service Technician. 35 years’ experience. (282517)
MARBLE FLOORS polished high shine non-slip. Fast Service Reliable, family run business. TERRACOTTA CLEANED and sealed. No job too small. Cleansol 10am – 10pm 7 days all areas. 952 930 861 / 607 610 578 Discount code: EWN 1 CLEAN (206437)
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CLEARFLOW – Unblocking, CCTV inspection, repair and installation. Tel: 630 200 600 / 952 885 661. Facebook: DesatorosCle arflow (276256)
ELECTRICIAN ELECTRICIAN Exclusively Marbella and Estepona Richard on 602 292 385 or email richi@europe.com All installations & maintenance. Surge Protection, Garden Lights, Upgrades, Boletins. (282637) LIT ELECTRICIANS for all your Electrical & maintenance needs no job too small for a FREE Quote. Call Craig on 604 106 414 or Ben 679 505 761
FURNITURE ALHAURIN FURNITURE Emporium. Buyers and sellers of quality furniture. We buy from a small item to full clearances. Top prices paid. 697 511 071 www.casaking.es (253107) THE WAREHOUSE – We buy a Single item to a Full House Clearance – 602 610 103 www.casaking.es (253107)
FLOOR POLISHING MARBLE FLOOR (2.50€ /m2) WHY PAY MORE. WE CLEAN, CRYSTALLISE, SEAL THEN POLISH YOUR MARBLE TO HIGH GLOSS, NON-SLIP. PROFESSIONAL GUARANTEED, FAST SERVICE. 25 YEARS EXPERIENCE. ALSO REPAIRS DAMAGES TO MARBLE, CLEAN AND SEAL TERRACOTTA TERRACES, COVERS ALL COSTA DEL SOL. TEL: 671 244 683 (259400) MARBLE POLISHING, CRYSTALLIZING, LASTING, HIGH SHINE. REGRINDING, RESTORATION OF SALTY, DEAD FLOORS. RELIABLE. 27 YRS EXPERIENCE. REFS AVAILABLE. CYRIL. 634 455 064 (279112)
GARDEN SERVICES, Maintenance, Irrigation, Problems solved, Friendly reliable, Est2005, References available, Nick 625 863 133
FURNITURE wanted, same day collection, also house clearance and removals. 675 357 575 (281330)
GARDENING PROFESSIONAL garden services from Fuengirola to Estepona. All aspects of gardening and full maintenance and landscaping, free quotes, competitive prices. Contact Andrew 600 259 981 Andrew@gar den-professionals.com (279802) www.jardin-garden.es All types of garden & pool maintenance. Free estimates. 10 years professional service on the coast. T: 666 953 892. E: benalandrew@yahoo.es (283374)
ENGLISH SPEAKING DENTIST in Fuengirola & Nueva Andalucia. Specialising in Zircon crowns, bridges etc. FREE check up! drvisky@hot mail. com. 689 887 019 (278675)
IRRIGATION F&P: professional new sprinkler systems and repairs, 30 years’ experience. 14 days free trial, fixed price. Free quotation. 656 314 510 (282148)
GATES ELECTRIC Gates/Garage D o o r s . Intercoms/access control systems and replacement remotes. New installs and repairs. For all your electric gate and garage door requirements call us on 605 356 469/952 786 178. The Garage Door Co & 2 Way Gates. tgdc@hotmail.co.uk www.thegaragedoorcompa ny.es (278171)
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IRIS-IRRIGATION and landscapes. New Installations & problem-solving. Turf (supply and laying). Garden constructions. Tree surgeon. Clearing. Astro Turf (Free Quotation) 676 747521 (284885)
DRAINAGE BLOCKED DRAINS? Leak detection, CCTV survey, root removal, Tel 952 568 414 / 661 910 772 / drainspain.com (257090)
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MASSAGE BEAUTY TREATMENTS BOTOX AND FILLERS From €95. Covers the Costa del Sol and inland. www.beautifulmarbella.es 609 347 086. (276478) OFFER, Bb-glow, dermapen, plasma pen, filler, botox, eyeslash extensions. Cala de Mijas. 686 993 685 (MB MI 250)
CHIROPRACTOR FUENGIROLA, Myofascial Release. J. Schaegen, Specialized in treating neck, back & extremity disorders, 30 years in Practice. 652 291 224 www.bodywork.es (282256)
SAYAN MASSAGE. Your best traditional & tantric massage for ladies and gentlemen. 952 586 339 - 608 977 260 www.masajessayan.es (256078) THAI MASSAGE and Oriental Techniques, Quiromassage, access consciousness, face lifting.682 359 525 FUENGIROLA: Professional Hawaiian Lomi/Lomi massage. Relieve pain. In/ outcalls. 50€ hr. 600 231 544 (MB FU 1242)
HOT TUBS / SPAS HOT TUBS, new, used, bought, sold, hired. Also move & repairs. 691 973 131 / 952 793 398 (280596)
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ELECTRIC GATE/GARAGE DOOR automation repaired. Free, no obligation quotation. Call Colin - 636 394 641 (278431)
GENERAL SERVICES HOME renovation Maple Leaf. Bathrooms – Kitchens – Plumbing – Carpentry – Electricity all kind of installations. Even 635 252 327 (284880)
GLASS CURTAINS GLASS CURTAIN repairs, specialist in replacement of discoloured plastic strips that act as a seal between the glass panels. Call Julian 655 825 931 (276609)
Our company was formed from a personal tragedy. Our personal loss made us realise how hard it is to find help and assistance when the time comes. Funeral Care Spain is a company dedicated to providing quality services and help at a time when you need it the most. We speak your language and understand the importance that a caring, dignified and unique service can play in the grieving process. The only English funeral director covering Spain and all its islands. No Worries, Just Memories
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LSM INSURANCE. No fat singing blokes or trumpeting telephone´ s, just professional service at the best prices for all your insurance needs including car, household, commercial, life, health and travel. Tel 952 578 008 or www.lsminsurance.biz for a quotation (278681)
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MOTOR INSURANCE. For the most competitive quotes in English call Linea Directa on 902 123 153, you could save as much as 30% and you can transfer your existing no claims bonus. Call Linea Directa on 902 123 153 for motor insurance with a human voice in English from Monday to Friday 9am to 6pm and save money now! (200726) EU INSURANCE DIRECT. Best prices, best service, best cover for all your Insurance needs. TEL 951 080 118 or 952 830 843 (281380)
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GET YOUR business noticed online! Make sure that expats in Spain can find your product, service, restaurant, bar or shop. Contact Spain’s newest and brightest online directory TODAY. Call 951 386 161 or email mark.w@euroweek lynews.com for more details
LOANS AVAILABLE on all types of paintings, jeweler, watches, silver etc. Any condition. Immediate cash settlement. For more information call into Anthony’s Antiques & Jewelers shops extensive premises at C/Ramon y Cajal 40, Fuengirola. Mobile 609 529 633. Tel: 952 588 795 (SE) (201522)
24/7 LOCKSMITH LOCKSMITH emergency / appointment. Doors opened without damage, locks changed, patio doors and windows secured, 24 hour honest, fast and reliable service. Call Paul 657 466 803 (248853) EMERGENCY LOCKSMITH/SAFE ENGINEERS 24/7 CALLOUT - 636 770 865/952 660 233 OR VISIT OUR SHOP IN LA CALA WWW.SECURITYOFSPAIN.COM LOCKSMITH. Car Opening Service for when you lock your keys in the car. Phone Ray 632 412 145 (283469)
MEETING POINT Living in middle of Fuengirola. Looking for a lady in similar position. In my seventies but in good nick mentally & physically. Educated & civilised & well-travelled. Ring me: 656 373 614 (284724)
MISCELLANEOUS WOODY´ S LOS BOLICHES. Greeting Cards, mail to and from the UK. Worldwide courier and Passport renewals. All adverts taken for the Euro Weekly News- display or classified. Open 9.00-2.00PM (Monday to Friday). Special hours apply August and Xmas. One street behind the Confortel, just off Plaza San Rafael, Los Boliches, on C/Poeta Salvador Rueda 93. Tel: 952 471 877 (95705)
MOSQUITO Screens for windows, doors and a high-quality sliding patio door screen. All finishes available. Quick service. All areas covered. Call Julian 655 825 931 (276610)
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SENIORWORLD - MOBILITY scooters, wheelchairs, stairlifts, nursing beds, rise ´ n´ recline chairs and a large range of daily living aids for sale or hire. Visit our showroom in Los Boliches - or call on 952 663 131 or 670 964 181 for advice & best prices. (279180)
MORTGAGES FLUENT FINANCE Abroad. Are you looking to release equity in your home here in Spain? Need to pay IBI, Community Fees, Taxes, but don’t have the cash available now to do this. Do you want to sell your property for what it is worth but don’t have the ability/time frame due to cash constraints? Do you want an alternative to the Banks who are costly and slow? Call us now on 691 179 445 / 952 961 952 or email ronald@fluentfinanceabroad.com Come and visit us in our San Pedro office (281207)
MOSQUITO SCREENS MOSQUITO screens, sliding, pulldown, pleated colours call Mosquito Nick 647 072 861 (281384) (T1) ACE OF SHADES - Don’t let the bugs get you! Available in enrollable, slider and pleated. Large choice of colours including wood effect. Tel: 951 273 254 / 671 732 204 / info@aceof shades.design (101730)
ROBERTSON CARS.....STAR BUY..Jaguar XF 2015 only 10,000kms. From SALAMANCA MAIN DEALER, MUST BE SEEN EVERY EXTRA. Cost new 46,000 euros star buy at 26,500 euros TEL. 952 832 173/608 658 785. See photo. WWW.ROBERTSONCARSSPAIN.COM ROBERTSON CARS....4x4 BMW X3 AUTOMATIC / DIESEL 2013 ONLY 77,000KMS (APPROX 50,000MILES) SAT NAV, PARKING SENSORS,CLIMATE CONTROL, CD.PLAYER, BIG BLACK BEAUTY ALLOY WHEELS ,ROOF BARS EVERYTHING YOU WANT...........21,500 EUROS. TEL.952 832 173 / 608 658 785 See photo. WWW.ROBERTSONCARSSPAIN.COM
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THE World of Mobility Superstore Fuengirola. All your mobility needs under one roof, Sales, Rentals & Repairs for Mobility Scooters, Wheelchairs, Walkers, Bathroom Equipment, Stair lifts & much more www.worldofmobility.es 622 832 954 (284564)
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CAR SERVICES AUTOMATIC gearbox specialist. Transmatic. All models including classic cars, serviced, repaired and reconditioned. Also, 4x4 transfer boxes and power steering Call/fax 952 796 166 / 952 805 804 email: transmat ic2005@yahoo.com. www.transmatic.es (277164) BRITISH MECHANIC Mijas Costa. Experienced & Reliable. 605 407 369 (259167) ELITE FAST FIT CENTRE. Servicing, Pre-ITV Check. Oil & Filter change, Brakes, Suspension, Batteries & more… FREE collection & delivery Fuengirola – Mijas Costa. 643 974 804
FOR SALE WE ARE currently the market leader in our country in the sale of direct car, motorbike, home and company fleet insurance. Since we started out in 1995, our philosophy has always been to offer an excellent service with the best prices in the market. For the most competitive quotes in English, call Linea Directa on 902 123 309. (200726)
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SALE...ROBERTSON CARS 4X2 NISSAN JUKE 1.6 2012 ONLY 40,000KMS. PETROL 5 SPEED, 5 DOOR, TOW BAR UNUSED, Samantha’s favourite feels good to drive a beauty she looks right in white, WAS… € 10,995 NOW...€ 9,500. TEL.952 832 173/ 608 658 785 See photo. WWW.ROBERT SONCARS-SPAIN.COM SALE…ROBERTSON CARS... 4x2 AWARD WINNING NISSAN QASHQAI 2015 DIESEL Only 41,000kms.(approx 20,000miles) just passed 1st ITV till June 2021, Glass Panoramic Roof, Sat Nav. Camera front and rear Sensors, SO GOOD LOOKING, SO SPECIAL, SO SAMANTHA SUPER BUY € 16,500 SEE PHOTOS WEB. TEL.952 832 173/ 608 658 785 WWW.ROBERTSONCARSSPAIN.COM SALE...ROBERTSON CARS DIESEL SKODA FABIA 1.6 2012 ONLY 24,000KMS, BLACK AND WHITE 5 DOOR MANUAL IMMACULATE, FABULOUS TO DRIVE FABIA, WAS. 8995 NOW...7,500 EUROS. TEL.952 832 173 / 608 658 785 See photo. WWW.ROBERTSONCARSSPAIN.COM SALE...ROBERTSON CARS HYUNDAI Xi20 CROSSOVER 2017 DIESEL ONLY 13,000KMS. WHITE 5 DOOR, HIGH SEATING GREAT FOR BAD KNEES/BACKS. STILL SMELLS NEW. PARKING SENSORS, WAS €11,995. NOW...€11,750. TEL 952 832 173 / 608 658 785. See photo WWW.ROBERT SONCARS-SPAIN.COM
CLASSIFIEDS AUTOMATIC MERCEDES 500CL COUPE AMG. 2004 SUNROOF, ONLY 95,000KMS *Approx 60,000miles* SILVER, BLACK LEATHER, PARKING SENSORS, AMG.STYLING INCLUDES 10,000EUROS WORTH OF EXTRAS FROM NEW, 2ND LADY OWNER LEAVING SPAIN, TOO MANY EXTRAS TO LIST SEE WEB PAGE WITH PHOTOS , SERVICE HISTORY ALWAYS GARAGED, €11,995. TEL 952 832 173 / 608 658 785. WWW.ROBERTSONCARSSPAIN.COM SELLING YOUR SPANISH CAR? PHONE Bill Brady for the best cash price. Stay safe and phone Bill on 952 838 842 / 608 950 221 billbradycars.com (257838) MASSIVE SAVINGS AT BILL BRADY CARS has been established on the Costa del Sol since 1986, in which time he has helped thousands of expatriates to buy or sell their quality used Spanish cars and also keeping all the documentation simple so you understand all that is going on (which is important). You can contact Bill direct on 952 838 842 / 608 950 221 or billbradycars.com (257838) LEXUS IS. Sport 220 Diesel 4 door 2009 only 63’000 Klm. (39’000 Mls ) 6 speed manual, parking sensors, suede upholstery, this car has to be the best value for money Its ONLY 7’995€ 952 838 842/608 950 221 billbradycars.com MERCEDES Estate C-220 Diesel Automatic Sport Line with only 120’000 Klm (75’000 Mls) S/History Sat-Nav, bluetooth, tow bar and lots more metallic silver half black interior YES ONLY 7’995€ 952 838 842/608 950 221 billbrady cars.com VOLVO V-60 4-D (Estate) Automatic/ Diesel 2016 top of the range to many extras to list one private owner full service history has to be seen for this low price its only 21’995€ 952 838 842/608 950 221 bill bradycars.com Citroen C-4 e-HDI 1.6 Diesel Sept. 2012 One private owner 68’000 Klm (42’000 Mls ) With full service history (New service just been made ) Parking sensors, blue tooth, Alloy wheels, cruise control, sport interior, 6 speed, climate control and lots more great buy at only 7’995€ 952838842 608950221 billbradycars.com. BMW 318ci, 2002, Cabriolet, Automatic. €8,000. For more details 626 557 685 (284927)
www.euroweeklynews.com 2007 Mercedes 320 ML Disel New Model Right Hand Drive On Spanish plates in Silver New Tyres and ITV 130,000 Miles. Lots of Extras was €8,450 now €6,995. Tel: 695 559 939. 2016 Brand New Model Renault Kangoo Van, 1 Owner from new, 150.000 Kms, AC, Electric windows, Excellent condition throughout, Light use only, 5.995€ Tel: 695 559 939 2008 Saab 93 Aero Convertible, Right hand drive on Spanish plates, 2.0 L Petrol 6 Speed, Excellent Condition Throughout, Alloys, AC, New Tyres 3.750€ Tel: 695 559 939 CHEAP DIESEL ESTATE CAR 2006 English Plates, Skoda Octavia 2.0 L Diesel, 6 Speed, AC, In Very Good Condition throughout, Part Ex. Bargain 1.295€ Tel: 695 559 939
MECHANICS MOBILE MECHANIC will come to your home or work. Servicing, repairs, ITVs & diagnostics. Call Mick on 617 553 072 (277922) BRITISH MECHANIC Mijas Costa. Experienced & Reliable. 605 407 369 (259167)
REPAIRS ENGLISH bodyshop, fully equipped, Mijas Costa. No Job Too Small. 952 667 074 (279183) BRITISH MECHANIC Mijas Costa. Experienced & Reliable. 605 407 369 (259167)
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VW TOURAN 1.6 Diesel Business, 2015, 48,000kms, all extras, as new, €14,000 607 334 610 (284981) WORLD cars Marbella – Car Sales - Arias de Velasco 36 Marbella 612 460 995 worldcarsmarbella@gmail.com 612 460 995 Window Tinting Also Available WORLD Cars Marbella -Car Sales Arias de Velasco 36 Marbella 612 460 995 – Fiat 500 2009 – 97,000 km White – Panoramic Roof – multifunc. steering wheel – transferred price 5.399€ FORD FIESTA Automatic, 1.4 Petrol, 51,000kms, immaculate, all extras, ITV. € 3,500. 607 334 610 (284981)
INSURANCE WE ARE currently the market leader in our country in the sale of direct car, motorbike, home and company fleet insurance. Since we started out in 1995, our philosophy has always been to offer an excellent service with the best prices in the market. For the most competitive quotes in English, call Linea Directa on 902 123 309. (200726)
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MUSIC ENHANCE YOUR SPECIAL DAY WITH THE BEAUTIFUL SOUNDS OF LIVE SPANISH GUITAR PLAYED BY DAVID CHRISTIAN-CLARK. ECLECTIC REPERTOIRE. RECOMMENDED BY TOP WEDDING-PLANNERS AND AGENTS.SEE HIM ON GOOGLE & FACEBOOK. CALL 00 350 540 367 29
NAUTICAL INTERNATIONAL SKIPPER LICENCE: Courses held in English and starts soon. RYA VHF and Radar Courses. 636 444 929
PEST CONTROL COCKROACHES, ANTS, insects, fleas, mice, rats, wasps, termite specialists. Fumigations, bars, restaurants, houses, etc. Sanitary department officially registered certificates. Guarantee. Serving the coast since 1985. Only legal English owned pest control company on the coast. If you want the best then phone N.P.S. Nigel 606 008 940 (277244)
PETS CARS, VANS, ANY REGISTRATION, INSTANT CASH, FINANCE/EMBARGO UK OR SPANISH 685 524 921 (253107) CARS, VANS UK OR SPANISH BOUGHT FOR CASH. FREE COLLECTION IN SPAIN/UK. PLEASE CALL 678 808 837 OR 952 669 701 (253107) WANTED CARS AND VANS, FREE COLLECTION, SAME DAY 685 524 921. (253107) CAR, VANS BOUGHT WITH/WITHOUT PAPERS. CASH WAITING 678 808 837. (253107) WANTED, wanted, wanted!! All cars, all years, all models… from exotic to classic. Spanish, English, Dutch plated. Call us on 951 977 329 or 606 647 597. (281326) ALL CARS / Commercials wanted, any age, any condition. Cash. Buyer collects. Transfer included. 605 109 796 (282565) CARS WANTED Spanish LHD Cash Waiting 603 176 580
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YOUNG DOMESTICATED cats rescued from the killing station need kind homes. Fully vaccinated and neutered. We will also deliver to England for a donation to the charity. Please give one of these beautiful cats a home so we can save more from death. Can be seen without obligation at Cat and Dog World Kennels. Tel. 630 197 435 (246764) LOW COST NEUTERING 630 197 435 (Eng) / 691 357 744 (Spanish)
CHARITIES ACE CHARITY ‘El Refugio’ in La Cala de Mijas is a registered charity. We have on average 275 dogs in our care and we receive no help from the Town Hall or the Andalucian government. We desperately need foster homes and adoptants for our many dogs, especially the small ones and puppies who do not do well in a big shelter. We are grateful for any help offered, including donations of food and blankets. Visiting times are from 13.00 to 15.00 and you can always turn up or make an appointment by calling Denise on 669 018 736. Our website is www.ace-charity.org where you can view all the dogs in our care. (93320)
ADANA THE ANIMAL SHELTER IN ESTEPONA. We always need volunteers to walk and socialise with our dogs and help with cleaning. We also need good homes for our animals that you can see on www.adana.es. Kennels open every day 10-1.30, Camino de Casares, near Parque de los Pedregales, Estepona. (5 minutes from the Poligono) For more information call 952 113 467, available from 10.00am until 14.00pm. (93319) SEPE the horse and donkey charity is open to the public at weekends from 10.00 to 5.00. Volunteers are much needed in all departments and are welcome at anytime. For our riding for the disabled classes, we are also in need of extra helpers. We are nationally registered by the Spanish Ministry of the Interior (164640) but only with your support can we give the equine a voice. If you can just commit to 2 or 3 euros a month it will really help make a difference. You can find us at Lauro Golf Equestrian Centre, Alqueria, Alhaurin de la Torre. Tel. 608 258 950 info@sepeonline.net www.sepeonline.net (93321) AT SOS ANIMAL REFUGE we have dogs, young and old looking for homes. Some of our dogs have been with us for some time and would love to find a cosy spot to curl up in and a knee on which to rest their heads. If you have room in your heart and home we would love to hear from you. We do not put our dogs to sleep - no matter how old, they are safe with us. For day to day needs and to pay for veterinary care, we much appreciate the support we receive. We desperately need items to sell on our market stall to help raise funds and are happy to come and collect. So if you are having a clear-out, please contact us on 605 227 155. If you would like to know more about re-homing, please call 653 257 875. Visit our website www.sos-animals.org or please phone Sandy on 952 385 923 or 666 814 056 if you would like to make a donation or help in any way. (93317) ARCH - The Andalusian Rescue Centre for Horses, registered charity 8448, is open to visitors every Sunday from 9a.m until 12 noon. Working closely with the Spanish authorities, we rescue, rehabilitate and rehome abused and abandoned horses and donkeys. Come and meet our current rescues, learn about our work and how you may be able to help. Run solely by a small team of dedicated volunteers,the Centre is located between Alhaurin el Grande and Coin in Comm. de Viñ a Borrego behind Venta Miralmonte. For more information and directions see our website www.horserescues
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pain.org, our Facebook page Centro Andalusi de Rescate de Caballos or tel. 610 845 491 or 656 935 613 CHARITY AUCTIONS for Animals In Distress (AID), Friday 28 June, Friday 26 July. Starts 7.00pm. Come for an enjoyable Evening, grab a bargain and help the animals. (Meals available) Viewing is between 6pm & 7pm - Contact: Joe 626 942 427. Vivero Hoyo 19 is on the A7053 Camino de Coin (4.7Km) opposite Venta La Morena Restaurant - Coin to Fuengirola road, AID is a registered charity Nº 7974. CIF Nº G92937002. Visit our website www.animals-indistress.eu
KENNELS CAT & DOG World Kennels and Cattery. 952 112 978 / 630 197 435. www.cat-anddog-world.com (279084) EURODOG Boarding Kennels & Cattery. Under new ownership by animal loving family. Large kennels and exercise yards, fully licensed and sanitary approved. Safe, secure and caring environment. Inspections welcome anytime. 5 minutes from Fuengirola 679 786 669 / 952 464 947 / www.eu rodog.es (242538) PETCARE PET HOTEL. Alhaurin el Grande. Holiday accommodation for dogs and cats. Heated/Air-conditioned kennels available. Tel: 952 112 284 / 685 400 216 www.petcarespain.com. Find us on Facebook at Petcare Spain. (278403) LAGUNA KENNELS AND CATTERY. Your pets lovingly cared for by English mother and daughter. Near Coin. lagunakennels@hotmail.com. Tel 952 112 021 / 606 838 983. (280597) WWW.STEFANIESKENNELS.COM Excellent Kennel & Cattery facilities Est. 1986 Viewing most Welcome 952 790 943 (282111)
PET TRANSPORT ACCOMPANY your pets to their new home. Fully licensed pet transport service. Denise www.petchauffeur.eu 952 197 187 / 696 233 848 info@petchauffeur.eu (281068)
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PROFESSIONAL SERVICES MALAGA EXPAT CONSULTING - Paperwork Assistance, (NIE, Residencia, Driving Licence Renewal, Car Transfer, Doctor Registrations, Translation, Property Rental License and more), Relocation Advice. Outstanding service at competitive rates. Call Irina Saltmarsh 687 733 743 www.malagaexpat.com (276483)
PROPERTY FOR SALE WWW.INMOANDALUZ. COM is always looking for realistically priced inland properties to sell to our interested buyers. Tel 952 491 609 / 685 514 835 (258053) WWW.INMOANDALUZ. COM. Bargain inland properties for all budgets, fincas, village homes, apartments and villas. Legal building plots. 952 491 609 / 685 514 835 (258053) PLUMBER for all your plumbing, water heaters, bathrooms, tiling. Benalmadena based, travel no problem. Construction work. Glen 669 073 773.
GARAGE space below Jasmin Miraflores (large space) Available immediately Price €8,500 Tel No +447966 283 420 (284160)
NORTON & DAUGHTERS (Hijas) All types of plumbing repairs & fittings. All areas covered. Professional & Reliable. Call-Outs. 600 284 424
LOS BOLICHES 3 Bedroom, 2 Bathroom Apartment, 98m2, close to beach, shops & amenities. BARGAIN €179,000. 627 011 848
SIGNAGE, LED, 3D Corporate lettering, Solar check films, full CNC Cutting Service, Large format Flatbed printing, Poster, Menu boards, Interior Decoration for Homes and offices. Real Estate Boards, Roller Banners, Business Cards, Flyers. We cover the coast. 951 310 395 or 952 906 121 info@eyeprint.es (259024)
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FOR SALE: Secure Trastero / Store room in Rio Real (Pueblo Del Rio) Marbella. Approx. 11m2 - €12,000 ono. Community fees €1.90 per month. Contact Oscar on 650 18 37 94 or Lucia on 610 96 61 95 or oscar@marbellalegal.net (284726)
LOCAL & International Removals Regular Schedules 603 860 702 move@freinternation al.com (257824)
2 MEN, Van € 30 p hour. House Clearances & Storage. 651 081 610 (276419)
HIGH TOP VAN going from Spain to UK and return. Reliable Service. Call Graham 620 353 594 for details. E-Mail vgcasacolor@gmail.com (277901))
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BMW and Jaguar Land Rover partnership
By Dilip Kuner IN one of the more surprisingyet-unsurprising moves in the car industry BMW and Jaguar
Land Rover have announced a collaboration to develop the next generation of electric drive systems. It is surprising news in that
both manufacturers have already invested huge sums in pioneering technology, but unsurprising in that it is clear even the biggest companies can’t afford to devel-
op the next generation of electric technology on their own. When it comes down to it the move is all about money. Sharing knowledge, research, development engineering and suppliers will save vast sums by avoiding duplication and generating economies of scale. The deal encompasses electric drive systems, including the motors and operating software. Nick Rogers, Jaguar Land Rover engineering director said: “The transition to Autonomous, Connected, Electric and Shared (ACES) represents the greatest technological shift in the auto-
motive industry in a generation. “The pace of change and consumer interest in electrified vehicles is gathering real momentum and it’s essential we work across industry to advance the technologies required to deliver this exciting future. “We’ve proven we can build world beating electric cars, but we need to scale the technology to support the next generation of Jaguar and Land Rover products. It was clear from discussions with BMW Group both companies’ requirements for next generation EDUs to support this transition have signifi-
cant overlap making for a mutually beneficial collaboration.” Klaus Fröhlich, Member of the Board of Management of BMW AG, Development said: “The automotive industry is undergoing a steep transformation. We see collaboration as a key for success, also in the field of electrification. “With Jaguar Land Rover, we found a partner whose requirements for the future generation of electric drive units significantly match ours. Together, we have the opportunity to cater more effectively for customer needs.”
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Classic Car Club of Andalucía
CCCA goes International! NYONE turning up at the start of the CCCA’s June classic car run could well be forgiven for thinking they had arrived at the start of a major International event. Almost 100 people, 50 cars, all grouped together at Venta Los Morenos last Saturday near the Coin - Alhaurin intersection. There was an amazing selection of classic, modern and modern classic cars from a number of different countries, proudly sporting their national registration plates and adding to the International feel of this fabulous event. Entries came in from far and wide, as well as the regulars, but all were full members of the illustrious CCCA! Event organiser, Ian Giles, was surprised by the number of enthusiastic people who had arrived to enjoy breakfast whilst going through the registration process before the 11.00am ‘off.’ The start was delayed around 15 minutes simply because of the volume of people, although the entire registration process was ably managed by Club ladies Jane Jackson, Marilyn MacPherson and Angela Sharp without whom these events could never happen! The waiting cars provided much interest for participants and spectators alike, drawing large groups of enthusiastic people to gaze at such things as the Dodge Viper and Corvette C6 of Arnie Hille. The USA was well represented with the huge American pick-up, a Chevrolet SSR, which was perhaps the most unusual vehicle to participate and were just as popular as the two beautiful red Ferrari 430 Spyders and the very rare Lotus Evante of Haig Oundjian. Mercedes are always popular cars for this type of event as they are usually reliable, comfortable and can eat up the kilometres. Several were present and possibly the prettiest was the bright red 1964 SL250 Pagoda model of Steef
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and Ardie Doekemeijer. Two identical 230 CE Coupe Mercedes were present, one entered by regulars Simon and Andrew Buck-Honour, the other by Club Presidente and organiser, Ian Giles, who brought his out only because his Triumph TR8’s battery had cried enough just before leaving for the start. A shame as it was the first time the car would have been out of its storage area in over four years! A beautiful Porsche 928GTS finished in Martini colours was driven by Italian Franco Subbiani and navigated by his lovely wife Kim, whilst father and son team, Peter and Peter Noble, had a stunning bright red 911 convertible which they had just driven back from Portugal to make the start in time. New member, Arthur Richardson brought his gorgeous 1987 Rolls Royce Spirit II, a left-hand drive model that has covered a mere 29,000 kilometres from new and still has some of the plastic coverings from delivery on the seats! A real beauty! Jaguars too are always a good choice, and the Club boasts Jaguars of almost every model, but it was lovely to see several Jaguar E-Types which gathered a great deal of attention, as did the brace of more modern XKR’s in the hands of Jack Weiss and Andre Vileleers. Former Jaguar works racing driver, Win Percy, completed the group with his latest spec Jaguar F-Type which looked and sounded very special! Once the crews were able to get away they headed for the A355 towards Pizarra and then turned off to Alora and on past the reservoir and dam at the village of El Chorro. Here the route went past the Caminito del Rey where the spectacular gorge can be seen and also the
Modern but still a classic! The Ferrari 420 Spyder of Haig Oundjian.
Passing the little town of Ardales. The famous Caminito del Rey near El Chorro.
The stunning Martini Porsche 928 of Franco and Kim Subbiani. railway line where the famous Frank Sinatra epic ‘Von Ryan’s Express’ was filmed in the 1960s. From here the route went on to the lakes of El Chorro where coffee was taken and many appreciative Spaniards and tourists alike enjoyed seeing the cars at close quarters. Onwards over the bigger dam and then the route turned off through the pine woods to
head north towards Campillos and then circling around the north of the lakes to head back through Ardales, passing Carratraca, whilst heading down the fast A357 towards Malaga and then rejoining the A-355 to head towards Coin, Alhaurin and Mijas. A regular tradition of these events is the cava stop. Essential maintenance for hot and
grubby crews (well, not all fit that description but some in the really old, open top cars would!) this is something that is now expected but much enjoyed and took place near Barranco Blanco, famous as the area that many Germans were taken to settle after the end of the Second World War. Now quite a local beauty spot and very popular with both tourists and locals. The organisers were there ready with the chilled fizz just before the first cars arrived and dispensed the lot from a portable table into plastic glasses. From here the route came back past the start at Venta Morenos and on towards Mijas passing Valtocado on the way, then passing Mijas Pueblo before going on down the hill, over the AP-7 Autovia and turning into the famous, and fabulous, Da Bruno’s restaurante in the Danish Centre there.
Chilled Prosecco and hot pizza awaited the hungry crews who enjoyed that and a good old chat with pals old and new before sitting down to a really excellent three-course lunch put on by Da Bruno’s. With the weather being so good, the scenery and roads so spectacular, the company, food and wines so enjoyable and the route instructions so professionally done, it was decided by most everyone that life here on the Costa with the Classic Car Club of Andalucia is indeed pretty good… The next event for the CCCA is its famous annual Summer Ball to be held at the Tamisa Golf Hotel on Saturday, June 22. If you would like to attend, contact Club vice-Chairman Brian Ladd via email on brian.ladd8@gmail.com. Until the next time,
Further information on Classic Car Club of Andalucia events can be found on the Club’s website www.cccandalucia.com. Membership of this vibrant club is open to anyone owning a genuine classic car here in Spain. Saca tu coche clásico del garaje y diviértete con el.
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World Cup bid launched By Dilip Kuner SPAIN and Portugal have started to investigate a joint venture to host the 2030 football World Cup, but they seem to have dropped Morocco, which was originally thought to be part of the bid. At a meeting in Porto (Portugal) representatives of the countries’ football federations said in a joint statement: “After holding several meetings, the football federations of Spain and Portugal can confirm that they are set to begin an in-depth analysis of the possibility of presenting a joint bid to host the 2030 World Cup. “Both federations would like to take this opportunity to state that the governments of both countries have been properly informed about this process, given that they will have a key part to play in its development.” But there was no mention of Morocco. Last year Spanish PM Pedro Sanchez had suggested a three-way bid during a visit to the country. With the expansion of the finals tournament to 48 teams it had been suggested spreading the load across three nations was the best way to proceed.
If successful, this would be the second time Spain has hosted the competiton - the first time was in 1982. Portugal has never held the finals, but did host the 2004 European Championship. The countries put in a joint bid for the 2018 tournament, but lost out to Russia. Spain, the 2010 world champions, hosted the 1982 World Cup and launched a failed bid along with Portugal to stage the 2018 tournament which was awarded to Russia. Portugal has never hosted the World Cup, but held the 2004 European Championship. Morocco has tried five times to host the tournament, failing each time. It lost out to the United States, Mexico and Canada for the 2026 competition. A joint bid by Argentina, Uruguay, Chile and Paraguay for the 2030 tournament has also been announced. It will mark the centenary of the competition, which was first hosted by Uruguay in 1930. CUP’S RETURN: Spain wants to host the World Cup for a second time.
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Winning start for Spain S PA I N g o t o f f t o a w i n n i n g s t a r t w h e n t h e y came back with two penalties to beat South Africa in the Women’s World Cup. Thembi Kgatlana had given South Africa a shock lead, but then missed a good chance to make it 2-0 with a tame effort. Jennifer Hermoso equalised from the penalty spot with a cool finish on 69 minutes, before scoring a second penalty awarded after a VAR review. Nothando Vilakazi was given a second yellow card and sent off after a studs-up challenge on Lucia Garcia, who scored a third on the 89th minute. Spain were taking on Germany, who beat China 1-0 through a Giulia Gwinn goal at the weekend, in their second group match last night (Wednesday). England overcame Scotland 2-1 with goals from Nikita Parris and Ellen White. Claire Emslie scored a late consolation for the Scots. England take on Argentina and Scotland play Japan next, both games being played tomorrow. H ost s France ran out 4- 0 wi nners agai nst South Korea, and Norway beat Nigeria 3-0. Brazil beat Jamaica 3-0 and Australia went down 1-2 to Italy.
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TOP MAN: Nadal overtook Djokovic by winning French Open.
Top man in top spot RAFAEL NADAL not only took his 12th Roland Garros title on Sunday, but he also took the lead in the battle for the year-end No 1 ATP Ranking from Novak Djokovic. Nadal passed Djokovic in the ATP Race To London with 5,505 points, taking a 780-point advantage over the second-placed Serbian (4,725). It is the third consecutive year in which Nadal has led the Race after the season’s second Grand Slam, and he has fittingly won the title on the Parisian clay on each occasion. This sets the stage for what could be an exciting battle for the year-end No 1 ATP Ranking. This is the closest the Race has been between the top two players after Roland Garros since 2012, when Nadal led Djokovic by 630 points after claiming his seventh trophy in Paris. In 2017, Nadal led secondplaced Roger Federer by 2,870 points and last season, he was ahead of secondplaced Alexander Zverev by 1,545 points. Nadal is now in a strong position to make a run for his fifth year-end finish (2008, ‘10, ‘13, ‘17) atop
the ATP Rankings. Nadal would join Djokovic, Federer and Jimmy Connors in a tie for the second-most times accomplishing the feat, only trailing Pete Sampras, who did it on six occasions. It is impressive that the 33year-old has passed Djokovic considering last month, the Serbian took a 900-point lead in the Race by winning the Mutua Madrid Open, and Nadal had not reached a claycourt final in 2019. But the Spaniard found his rhythm, triumphing at the Internazionali BNL d’Italia and then losing just two sets en route to his victory in Paris to make his move in the race for yearend No 1. In Paris, Nadal produced a
masterful display to take the trophy for the 12th time. The Spaniard overcame Dominic Thiem to prevail 6-3, 5-7, 6-1, 6-1. “It is truly incredible. I cannot explain it,” said Nadal. He is now just two Grand Slam titles behind Roger Federer’s record 20 for most Grand Slam titles in the Open Era. Thiem held his ground for the first two hours of the final, even taking his firstever set from Nadal in four meetings at Roland Garros. A majestic shotmaking display greeted fans as both competitors pushed each other to the limit. But as the match wore on, Nadal found his top gear and Thiem was unable to sustain his level.
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FERNANDO ALONSO has discounted rumours that this weekend will see him race in his final 24 hours of Le Mans race. The two-times Formula One world champion and winner of last year ’s Le Mans is bidding to retain his title in the race that starts at 3pm on Saturday. More importantly this is his last WEC race under his
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RORY MCILROY warmed up for the US Open by shooting a final round 61 to win the RBC Canadian Open by seven shots.
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current Toyota contract and it offers him and teammates Sebastian Buemi and Kazuki Nakajima the opportunity to clinch the WEC championship. At the moment they are 31 points ahead of the second Toyota in the standings.
But this has led to pitlane gossip that Alonso will turn away from WEC having achieved everything in the series in order to concentrate on Indy Car racing and his hunt to collect the Indianapolis 500 trophy he needs to complete the elu-
sive Triple Crown of Monaco GP, Le Mans and Indy 500 titles. But speaking to the 24 Hours of Le Mans YouTube channel, Alonso quashed the rumours that he will not return after this year. He said: “It won’t be my last 24 Hours of Le Mans and this is just a break, as next year I have new ideas and challenges.” He added: “If not next year, I will be at Le Mans several times in the future. “It will be something with an emotional component
with respect to the team, since the WEC Super-season ends and I have run in the best team and it has been an incredible experience. “But as for the race there won’t be an emotional aspect because I plan to return.” He went on to outline the best way to be in the hunt for a win at Le Mans, saying: “You have to be relaxed and not get excited in the first phase of the trial. “You have to focus as much as possible on Sunday and you have to save energy
to be 100 per cent on Saturday. That’s the main objective in order to perform well in the race.” If Alonso and his teammates do win it will be a unique achievement in terms of the WEC championship. The 2018-2019 season has stretched over 14 months and taken in not one, but two 24 hours of Le Mans races (as well as two at Spa). This is because the WEC is being rescheduled to make Le Mans - the flagship event - the final race of the season.