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Costa del Sol - Málaga

outstanding debt

Telefónica cuts off telephones at Estepona Town Hall due to non-payment of bill

Estepona Town Hall's outstanding debt with Telefónica has forced the company to cut off the council's telephones. The telephone company decided to ba...

protest

Some 400 people take part in demonstration in Malaga in support of Palestine

Friday some 400 people in Malaga took part in a demonstration organised by the Moroccan Association for the Integration of Immigrants in support of t...

road accidents

Accident statistics show Malaga roads are getting more and more dangerous

Last year in one of its many road safety campaigns the Traffic Department told drivers that it couldn?t do their driving for them (?No podemos conduc...

road death

Man killed in hit-and-run incident on the A-7

A 28-year-old motorbike rider died in a crash on the A-7 near the Santa Bárbara industrial estate in Malaga on Tuesday morning. His death marks the f...

statistics

Crime in Malaga city fell five per cent in 2008 but rose in other areas of the province

Crime in the city of Malaga fell five per cent in 2008, but rose slightly in other areas of the province, statistics show us. Apart from Malaga, Mar...

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