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Heavy Rain in Spain Leaves Three Dead
Three people have died in the province of Cordoba as a result of heavy rains last night, according to sources from the Guardia Civil and the Junta de Andalucia. Two people died as their SUV got washed away by a flood in the municipality of Aguilar de...
Los Monteros Luxury Hotel Reopens
The five-star Los Monteros hotel will reopen again with the first guests arriving Friday 13th August. The luxury hotel has been closed for over a year after the Russian owner, Ernst Malyshev closed its doors in June 2009 after 5 months of disputes...
Seal concert in Marbella Nearly Sold Out
The British soul star Seal is coming to Marbella this Friday and out of the 4,000 tickets on sale, there are only 500 left, according to information from the Marbella town hall. According to the communiqué, people will come from all over Spain with...
New Era of Town Construction and Collaboration with Prosecutors
Town planning procedures in Spain are being taken care of, with more precision and sensitivity. Juan Carlos Rubio – the Environmental Prosecutor mentioned in his 2009 review, a new era of town construction and collaboration with prosecutors. Last year’s...
Senate gives green light on “Burka” ban in Spain
The Senate in Spain has given green light to a ban of the “burka” and “niqab” in public places, including on the street in a vote with 131 in favour, 129 against and no abstentions. Point four of the adopted motion urges the Government...
Irish Mafia on the Costa del Sol dismantled in operation “Shovel”
A court in Estepona has led one of the most extensive operation against an Irish mafia gang, which had connections in at least 20 countries. 31 people have been arrested and nearly one hundred luxury properties searched, including local law firms and...
Andalucia suffers worst unemployment figures in Spain
Demonstration in Sevilla, Andalucia Unemployment figures in Spain have become a nightmare not just for the government which is on the brink of economic disaster, with investors fearing a debt crisis similar to that of Greece, but also for the workers...
The Cruising Season is upon us
It may be hard for some to believe that almost thirty-three years ago, on September 24th 1977, the ‘Love Boat’ TV series first debuted on our TV screens! Corny it may have been but it spurred growth in the Cruise Industry to the point that even in...
6.2 magnitude earthquake strikes southern Spain
A 6.2 magnitude earthquake struck southern Spain early Monday morning. The earthquake struck at a depth of 616 kilometers, 24 kilometers southeast of the city of Granada according to the U.S. Geological Survey. Official reports from the Spanish Ministry...
