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Costa del Sol news

Costa plans for 2009
new year's resolutions
A new year comes with new resolutions and local authorities on the Costa del Sol have been talking about the projects they have on the drawing board for 2009, a year marked by tighter budgets all round. For the coming year Costa del Sol... [+ info]
The price of diesel and petrol continued its downward trend from July 2008 after months of price hikes, meaning that by the end of the year fuel prices in the province of Malaga were 60 per cent cheaper at 0.82 cents per litre compared to the... [+ info]
homelessness in malaga
Call them what we will; homeless people, vagabonds or tramps, but whatever word we use, they remain ordinary people in almost every respect, except that they have nowhere to spend the night. Most passers-by pass by without a second glance at them.... [+ info]
The financial experts tell us that bank credit is the fuel that feeds consumerism in our society. Consumerism frequently means spending money we borrow from the banks, and when this source of credit dries up, we are forced to stop spending. The... [+ info]
There were days of tension over the Christmas period when it appeared that two promoters in Marbella were ignoring demolition orders on two apartment blocks in the municipality. At the end of the week, however, the Town Hall was presented with... [+ info]
malaga
Emergency service personnel who arrived on the scene said that the baby girl was white, naked when discovered, and still had the hospital clip attached to the remainder of her umbilical cord, which indicates that she was only a few days old.
FOREIGN VEHICLES
Around 14 vehicles parked in the vicinity of Malaga airport’s P-3 free car park were found with broken windows and punctured tyres on Thursday January 1st. The majority of the vehicles had foreign registration plates.
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WINTER weather
Stormy weather has caused considerable damage to several beaches on the Malaga province coast, leaving a lack of sand on many. One of the beaches where most damage was caused was Saladillo in Estepona where pipes have been uncovered as a result of the storms.

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