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C. MÁRQUEZ
The regional government has authorised work to start on a new stretch of the coastal path known as the Senda Litoral in the Riviera Andaluza area of Estepona. The 150-metre footpath will run parallel to the residential development, linking the rece
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...town hall had been submitting the same plans to the Junta for the last 40 years and they had been "falling on deaf ears". However, that is to change, he says, promising to be an "ally" for the town. For Bendodo the priority is the new ... Fuengirola-Mijas hospital and the Junta has already taken control of the project even though the town hall is yet to formalise the transfer of the land. He also announced that the plans would the project would be drawn up in 2020 and that the project would be
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P. MARTÍNEZ / I. GELIBTER
...the longest golf course in Andalucía, a 350-room hotel and an equestrian centre on one million square metres (248 acres) of land in the Entrerríos area of Mijas municipality, inland from La Cala de Mijas. Now the Junta has decided to designate the
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ÁLVARO FRÍAS
While judicial proceedings follow their course, the Junta de Andalucía regional government are involved in the administrative side of the 'Julen case'. Specifically, the department of Industry, Energy and Mines has opened two disciplinary
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M. DOLORES TORTOSA
It was a struggle to the end but the coalition of Partido Popular (PP) and Ciudadanos(Cs) at the Junta de Andalucía won approval for the 2019 budgets from the regional parliament at last on Wednesday. The Junta needed the support of the regional
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AGUSTÍN PELÁEZ
The Junta de Andalucía's general director of Territorial and Urban Planning, Malaga architect José María Morente, says the regional government is open to considering any solution for illegal homes in the countryside, including the possibility of ... believe we have different mechanisms and have to put our pieces in place in another way. But is the Junta considering a way of making them legal? At the moment we are just focusing on what we have planned. In the future, who knows? This decree will
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ANTONIO M. ROMERO
The Partido Popular and Ciudadanos coalition government at the Junta de Andalucía last Friday gave details at last of its 2019 budget, which needs to be ratified by the regional parliament in Seville. THE JUNTA'S PLANNED NEW LOCAL INVESTMENT I ... 100,000 euros to promote temporary exhibits. Justice Renovating courts: 506,882 euros. New Torremolinos building: 118,460 euros. On Monday, the head of the Junta for Malaga, Patricia Navarro, explained how those spending plans would affect ... at a regional level is 36.5 billion euros, five per cent more than under the last administration. Almost half, 17.2 billion, goes on the usual big-spending departments of education and health, services which the Junta de Andalucía controls. In
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F. TORRES.
The Junta de Andalucía has said that it is doing all it can to speed up the start "in the next few weeks" of repairs to piping due to bring sewage to be treated at the Guadalhorce valley's new wastewater plant. Álora and Pizarra are already
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...in applying for the special public health insurance scheme in the region, the Convenio Especial. Moreno committed the Junta de Andalucía to resolving the issue. Moreno, who was accompanied by regional vice-president Juan Marín, also explained
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AGUSTÍN PELÁEZ
Owners of the estimated 22,000 homes built illegally on land not zoned for construction in the Axarquía and elsewhere in the Malaga area are calling on the Junta de Andalucía to be "braver" about dealing with the situation. Many are foreigners ... and members of SOHA (Save Our Homes in Axarquía) and other action groups. They want a definitive solution so that their properties can be legalised as well as connected to basic services where necessary. The SOHA statement comes after the Junta ... the status of homes. The Junta also wants to extend the range of the so-called AFO assimilated special status to more homes that will allow them to connect up their water and gas. A spokesperson explained it wasn't a case of "wiping the slate