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Mirandés
Keeper error gifts Mirándes a share of the points at La Rosaleda
Jozabed scored his first Malaga goal after 16 minutes but the visitors came back strong and could have won the game in the second half
A LOOK AT LA LIGA
Crackpots
Valencia under Peter Lim is a shambles and the fans have found more creative ways to show their discontent
Puente Romano creates its own Covid 'bubble' for the Marbella Challenger
Julio rodríguez
A limited number of spectators will be allowed for the latter stages of the competition which will be streamed live online until Sunday 1 November
Casares confirmed as venue of the 2023 edition of the Solheim Cup
JOSÉ MARÍA MARTÍN
The women's equivalent of the Ryder Cup was presented on Monday and will take place at Finca Cortesín from 18 to 24 September 2023
Administrator considering a capital increase to secure Malaga's long-term future
ANTONIO GÓNGORA
José María Muñoz knows that the club needs increased solvency if he is to be able to carry out the next phase of his job
Still no progress on the Malaga Academy after two years at a standstill
ANTONIO GÓNGORA
The site at Arraijanal is abandoned and the club must reorganise its finances before putting the project out to tender again
Regional government plans to close Andalucía for the All Saints holiday weekend
MARÍA dOLORES tORTOSA
President Juanma Moreno said he was "pessimistic" about the evolution of the pandemic in the region
What are the exemptions to the new night curfew in Spain?
ISABEL MÉNDEZ
The nationwide nighttime lockdown started on Sunday at 11pm and will be in force until at least 9 November
-kgaH-U120571706519ZbG-660x371@Surinenglish.jpg "What are the exemptions to the new night curfew in Spain?")
Licences for horse-drawn carriages to be withdrawn in Marbella
The council has said that having horses in the area was incompatible with its pedestrianisation plans and that they were not as popular with tourists anymore
Work has begun on the new water deposit for Mijas Pueblo
The works, which will cost over one million euros, are being financed through an extra charge on the municipal water bills, approved in 2018
Run-down buildings could be forcibly sold as Estepona looks to improve town's image
J. M. Martín
A new municipal ordinance means that owners are now compelled to maintain buildings that are unused or in ruins
Malaga-Seville trains to stop at El Chorro, making it easier to visit the Caminito del Rey
andrea jiménez
At present only two trains stop there daily in each direction and it is hoped that the service will increase back to five
The Axarquía's own Caminito del Rey is ready to welcome walkers
antonio m. Romero
The highlight of the renewed El Saltillo walkway, which opened on Monday, is the new suspension bridge, among the three longest in Spain
-U202866211711gPG-U120579223931TPI-660x371@Surinenglish.jpg "The Axarquía's own Caminito del Rey is ready to welcome walkers")
Spain brings in nationwide curfew from 11pm to 6am as new state of alarm is declared
SUR
The new state of alarm allows for the restriction of social gatherings to six people and regional authorities will be able to restrict travel between regions, provinces or smaller areas
Law change could see large-scale investment in Puerto Banús
If the marina's concession holders want to extend the lease until 2067, they must invest 20 per cent of its current valuation within the next four years
Evita's five days in Andalucía
ALEKK M. SAANDERS
The West End hit Evita is currently being performed at the Salón Varietés theatre in Fuengirola. But Eva herself first took Andalucía by storm in 1947
Norwegian family get their home back but squatting nightmare isn't over yet
Siblings Lisbeth and Jørn Hokholt are now able to access their home after 13 months but inside everything is "completely destroyed"
"Further restrictions or another lockdown in winter time would be worse than before"
MATÍAS STUBER
Neurologist Jesús Romero talks of how putting the clocks back can affect our health and warns of the dangers of a new lockdown: "With fewer hours of daylight, the effect on people's health would be greater"
THE BOTTOM LINE
All that scum
For too long now the pearl of the Costa del Sol has grown used to shootings; while it often comes in waves, it's hard to remember the last time the town went a couple of months without hearing the sound of gunshots
THE MUSIC MAKER
Lead 'em and weep
We need our leaders, not to lead necessarily - although that would be nice - but rather just to look the part so that we don't have to
THE EURO ZONE
Getting to the point
As always with Spanish politics, one has to look beyond the personal insults and bickering
food & drink
A crazy week
ANDREW J. LINN
Under pressure to call things what they really are, the EU will propose it's rechristened 'veggie disk'
Bike lane to connect Nerja to Maro to encourage sustainable travel
The project will cost 900,000 euros,80 per cent of which will come from European Regional Development Funds (ERDF), which the town hall was awarded in 2016
'The sea and cancer both test your strength'
JUDITH ROMERO
Five women who have survived breast cancer are sailing round Spain from Bilbao to raise awareness of the illness. The women arrived in Malaga on Monday as part of their voyage
'At Cudeca we hope to end the year without closing any service, but next year could be different'
ANA PÉREZ-BRYAN
The Covid crisis has halved the number of volunteers and caused a large financial deficit, which is worrying this foundation that cares for terminally ill patients
THE BOTTOM LINE
Back to the photos
In the (hopefully, not too distant) future, we will look back at photos from this year and know immediately they were taken during the "Covid era"
PET CARE
Garbage control
PETER HARRISON
Animals can easily be injured when trying to reach leftover food in a blown-over bin
