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The wettest Christmas holidays in sixty years
rain

The wettest Christmas holidays in sixty years

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Andalucía's reservoirs were sixty per cent full by the end of the year. Thursday's downpour caused flooding in Malaga and Alhaurín de la Torre
Sayalonga holds general strike in support of mayor
axarquía

Sayalonga holds general strike in support of mayor

José Luis Navas was given a year in prison and a nine-year ban on holding office for an illegal licence
Property market

The British are starting to buy again in Spain

The British are starting to buy again in Spain
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The “A Place in the Sun” exhibition confirms that 60% of purchasers prefer Spain and think prices are at rock bottom
torremolinos

Developer plans Spain’s first flats for senior homosexuals

The building is aimed at the over 55s and includes a day centre and nursing
costa del sol

Crimestoppers launch new appeal to close in on ten more ‘Costa crooks’

JUAN CANO
A new phase of Operation Captura has been launched with the slogan ‘I spy with my little eye... a criminal?’ to encourage public collaboration
Malaga Airport

Malaga to have Spain’s best airport food and shopping zone

Well known firms will be setting up in the new terminal
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council debt

Town Halls bailed out by government fund

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MARBELLA

Nearly 1,000 people turn out to support Los Monteros cause

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COSTA DEL SOL BEACHES

Torrox unanimous in calls for breakwaters in Ferrara

EUGENIO CABEZAS
All of the political groups approve a motion to urge the Coasts Department for more permanent solutions to beach erosion

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Nerja

Nerja bar closed for flouting noise regulations

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TOURISM

Last minute bookings save the season for the Costa del Sol

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ROMAN PAST

Workmen laying pipework may have uncovered Marbella's origins

Some of the most interesting discoveries are made purely by chance, like the caves in Nerja, and for the men digging up the roads near the castle in Marbella to lay new pipes, a Roman settlement was probably not what they expected to find.
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world travel market

Gala event in London celebrates 25 years of support for tourism

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