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Costa del Sol - Málaga

benalmádena

Police arrest burglar who left his mobile phone at the scene of the crime

Police arrested a Rumanian man last week who broke in to a house in Benalmádena and got away with several items of jewellery. Unfortunately for him, ...

consumers

Two out of five shoppers use a credit card to pay for their purchases

Do you want to pay in cash?? The answer is more and more likely to be no, even in smaller businesses. The latest survey carried out by the Observator...

court ruling

Malaga City Hall loses legal battle over Campamento Benítez

A national court in Madrid has rejected Malaga City?s Hall?s bid for the ownership of the former Campamento Benítez military camp (near the Torremoli...

malaga city

Three men arrested with 6,000 euros in counterfeit banknotes on them

Their odd behaviour raised suspicions and led to their arrest. A few days ago three Africans were arrested by police in Malaga who discovered that th...

PRIZE GIVING CEREMONY

SUR.es rewards the best Malaga based Internet initiatives

Around 400 people attended the SUR.es prize ceremony held last night in the Hotel Barceló in Malaga city. The winners were: companies, Media Ingea, F...

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