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    15:46

    Local

    Malaga province moves into Phase Three of lockdown easing on Monday

    SUR

    Malaga province moves into Phase Three of coronavirus lockdown easing along with the rest of Andalucía on Monday. The Health Minister announced on Friday that all of the regions that had requested a move would be proceeding to the next phase in ... the staged plan towards Spain's "new normal". While the provinces of Malaga and Granada were only promoted to Phase Two of lockdown easing this week, the regional government had called for Madrid to allow all eight Andalusian provinces to progress to ... Phase Three this coming Monday 8 June. It was important to avoid a two-speed Andalucía, it argued. Phase Three relaxes the Covid-19 state of alarm restrictions even further. Personal movement. All time slots for outdoor exercise will be removed.

    14:10

    Local

    Project to renew Estepona seafront promenade to start within a month

    josé maría martín

    Work to revamp the Estepona promenade will begin in less than a month, the town hall announced on Monday, after awarding the 1.7-million-euro contract for the first phase to Prodesur Construcción y Proyectos, S.L. The first phase, which applies to

    16:56

    Local

    Malaga and Granada provinces remain in Phase One of lockdown easing plan

    SUR

    Malaga and Granada provinces remain in Phase One of Spain's lockdown easing plan, the Health minister, Salvador Illa, announced on Friday. Illa, and the government spokesperson, María Jesús Montero, announced at a press conference on Friday ... afternoon which areas of Spain would move into a new phase of lockdown easing from Monday 25 May. As expected, six Andalusian provinces, Cadiz, Almeria, Seville, Huelva, Jaén and Cordoba, will move to Phase Two after the stipulated two weeks in Phase One. ... Malaga and Granada, however, have only been in Phase One since Monday 18 May, although the local and regional authorities had urged the government ministers to move all eight provinces together to avoid having a two-speed Andalucía. Illa explained that

    21:26

    Local

    Rules will relax for sport, shopping and socialising in Phase Two

    sur in english

    When Malaga and Granada provinces move into Phase Two next Monday, 1 June, there will be important changes. Phase 2 To start 1 June for Malaga and Costa In Phase Two, the restrictions will be relaxed even more, although activity can still ... seating. Beaches open for bathing. Churches: 50% capacity Phase 3 Earliest 8 June Further measures towards the new normal, generally centering on more capacity in venues. Nightclubs can restart normal activity at reduced capacity. (No schools in ... Andalucía until September). Dates and details can change as the government announces each phase when it starts.

    21:14

    Local

    Malaga and Granada provinces move to Phase Two of lockdown easing

    SUR

    The provinces of Malaga and Granada will move into Phase Two of Spain's lockdown easing plan on Monday 1 June. The announcement was made by the Health Minister, Salvador Illa on Thursday evening, a day earlier than expected. The regional ... authorities had previously said that the provinces, which include the Costa del Sol and the Costa Tropical, now more than meet national government criteria to change phase. Rules will relax for sport, shopping and socialising in Phase Two Regional ... Health minister, Jesús Aguirre said, “Neither Malaga nor Granada should stay one more day in Phase One.” Last weekend there was disappointment as both provinces once again failed to keep up with the rest of Andalucía as it moved to Phase Two. Less

    12:28

    Sport

    Regino out of World Cup in last-16 phase

    marina rivas

    Nerja snowboarder Regino Hernández crashed out of the World Cup in the last-16 phase on Saturday. Having been blighted by injury during the last three months and suffering a fall, Hernández struggled to keep up with the pace set and finished third

    12:58

    Local

    Local politicians urge ministers to let the Costa del Sol go into Phase Two

    M.D. TORTOSA / A. ROMERO

    The president of the Junta, Juanma Moreno, said in the regional parliament in Seville on Wednesday that he was worried that Malaga and Granada provinces wouldn't be allowed by central government to go into Phase Two on Monday (25 May). His ... Andalusian government has asked for Malaga province (including Costa del Sol) and Granada (including Costa Tropical) to move ahead to the next stage, despite having started the current Phase One a week later than the other six provinces in Andalucía. The ... national minister of Health has said he expects all provinces to spend at least two weeks in each phase, which means Malaga and Granada may be held back until 1 June. "Malaga and Granada lost some of their good name when they couldn't move into the first

    21:22

    Sport

    Which sports am I allowed to do in Phase One?

    pedro luis alonso

    As Malaga province entered Phase One of the government's lockdown easing plan on Monday, new freedoms came into effect for athletes of all abilities. In addition to the individual sports permitted in Phase Zero (running, cycling, surfing etc), ... Phase One allows sports centres to reopen provided that the activity takes place in the open air and that it doesn't involve physical contact between players. This came as particularly good news for tennis and padel players, golfers and track athletes ... changing rooms are not allowed to open and the cleaning of clubs and shoes is not permitted. Later phases When it comes to Phase Two, the regulations are less clear. It is expected that swimming and other yet-to-be-defined “low-risk” sports will be