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    16:49

    Local

    Opening of San Francisco market in Vélez-Málaga criticised by opposition

    Agustín peláez

    Opposition councillors at Vélez-Málaga town hall have criticised last Friday's inauguration of the San Francisco market, suggesting that the correct licences weren't in place and that visitors' safety was "at risk". Business and employment ... councillor, María José Roberto, responded saying that as a municipal building it didn't need an opening licence and that "at no point has visitors' safety been put at risk".

    11:35

    National

    Ryanair selling tickets for "flights that might not happen"

    EFE

    Michael O'Leary, chief of budget airline Ryanair warned on Thursday that should the UK leave the EU without an agreement in place, it would cause "chaos". "We're selling tickets for flights between the UK and Europe that may not even happen," he

    13:15

    Opinion

    Swap?

    Mark Nayler

    ...allegedly involved in complex tax avoidance schemes; his motivation, as he said at the time, was to expose the workings of a "broken banking system". Although Swiss authorities claim that the information passed on by Hervini was stolen and therefore ... that clients of its Swiss private bank had evaded taxes (tax evasion is legal but morally ambiguous. Tax avoidance is straightforwardly illegal). So as far as the Spanish courts are concerned, then, Hervini is not a financial spy (or he is, but for ... the good). But might there be another reason that Spain is reluctant to extradite the French whistleblower just now? In the spring, Catalan separatist Marta Rovira fled to Switzerland. The deputy of ERC, a leftist pro-Catalan independence party,

    12:25

    Sport

    A chance for new stars to shine

    Rob Palmer

    Who would have thought that any team could be improved by shedding one of the greatest players of all time? It's true that Cristiano Ronaldo has inspired Real Madrid to crazy heights over the past decade but the transfer of his ego and his ... last spring that is was make or break time. When he wasn't selected from the start of the Champions League final it was the turning point. He clearly decided "Budge over CR7, this is now my time!" The two goals in Kiev topped ten in his final twelve ... now front of the stage belting out a tune. Isco, a frustrated genius can twirl now that he's unshackled. For almost a decade nobody got a chance to take a free kick if Ronaldo was on the field; Isco has already weighed in with two free kick goals.

    12:12

    LifeStyle

    21 September 1994: World Alzheimer's Day is launched

    Rachel Haynes What Happened Today?

    World Alzheimer's Day has been celebrated on 21 September since 1994. The awareness day was launched at the opening of the annual Alzheimer's Disease International (ADI) conference (held on that date in 1994 in Edinburgh) to mark the tenth ... London-based umbrella organisation that unites and empowers 94 Alzheimer's associations around the world and is officially linked with the World Health Organisation. As with other international awareness days and months, ADI says that the initiative serves to ... alerting them of the fact that dementia is a serious health issue which will have serious implications on services and health systems around the world as the world's population grows older. In addition, by focusing on a different message each year, the

    11:29

    National

    Spanish government is "concerned" about the impact of Brexit on tourism

    EFE

    As the countdown towards Brexit begins, Spain's minister of Industry, Commerce and Tourism, Reyes Maroto, said this week that the government is working on minimising the negative effect which the UK's withdrawal from the European Union could have on ... tourism, and is "optimistic" that the EU and London will come to an agreement over Brexit. "It will make a difference, with Britain going from being part of the EU to no longer being in it. We are all aware there will be a negative impact, so we have to ... try to minimise it," said Maroto during a working breakfast in Madrid which was organised by the Club Diálogos para la Democracia. "We are concerned about it," added the minister, who explained that "top level" meetings are taking place with

    11:24

    Gibraltar

    Deputy chief minister reveals details of "bilateral dialogue with Spain"

    Debbie Bartlett

    It was reported this week that the Gibraltar government has been holding direct talks with Spain about Brexit and their relationship after Britain leaves the European Union, but in fact this was quite old news. It did, however, seem to come as a ... surprise at the Liberal Party conference in Brighton, UK, where Gibraltar's deputy chief minister and leader of the Gibraltar Liberal Party, Dr Joseph Garcia, addressed those attending the traditional government reception. He explained that Gibraltar has ... been having "discrete bilateral dialogue with Spain" which began when the Partido Popular were in power, with the aim of ensuring that Brexit works well for all affected parties. Considering that previous Spanish governments have insisted on bilateral

    14:28

    What to do

    A museum that gives another perspective on life

    FRANCISCO GRIÑÁN

    There are some very valuable pieces here, but none is insured for millions of euros nor is there a famous artist signing them in a corner. Despite that, people never stop taking photos of this collection, almost compulsively. In fact, it is not ... it accelerates, when in theory it should lose energy as it spins; the magnetic induction gyroscopes which suspend themselves in the air; the dual images, so that something is either a dog or cat depending which way you look at it; and the anamorphic ... spectacular photos here that they can't wait to post them on social media," says Mariya, adding that one of the most popular photos is of the sofa where you can sit comfortably with the top half of your body on one side and the bottom half on the other. "We

    17:03

    LifeStyle

    Malevich at the Russian Museum

    Antonio Javier López

    In Russian, 'krasni' means 'red', but also 'nice', 'important' and 'principal'. Nearly every sitting room in that country has an image of an icon on the mantelpiece, an exquisite piece of needlework and a dining table, in what is called the 'red ... divinity couldn't be represented as a person. God was beyond that, distilled until only a shape and colour remained, far removed from realism. THE EXHIBITION Title. 'Kazimir Malevich'. Where. The Russian Museum. Tabacalera. Avenida Sor Teresa Prat, 15, ... Master works This exhibition will continue in the pavilions of the Tabacalera building until 3 February. It includes some master works of suprematism (the ones that appear if you do an Internet search for that term) and also contextualises it with what

    16:45

    Local

    Andalucía takes action to find cause of slump in tourism on the Costa del Sol

    Pilar Martínez

    The Andalusian minister for Tourism, Francisco Javier Fernández, has announced a plan of action in response to the figures released last month that showed a slump in tourism in July. Statistics from Malaga airport reveal an even greater fall of ... and other figures that can give scientific weight to some of the arguments being put forward to explain why some destinations have gone up and others have come down," said Fernández. The minister's plan involves initially establishing the causes of ... all know that we are comparing this year with a record-breaking 2017," said the minister. The working group is formed by professionals from the analysis and statistics service for the Andalusian tourism industry known as SAETA (Sistema de Análisis y