Women challenged by history
An Afghan journalist who fled the Taliban’s arrival in Kabul, an Iranian filmmaker with high hopes for the protest movement and an Algerian analyst of feminism and the Arab Spring meet in Malaga
Cristina Vallejo
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The end of Ramadan: the essence of Morocco in Nerja
The Costa del Sol's easternmost town has a significant Muslim community; the majority are Moroccans who create a special atmosphere, thanks to shops, cafes and restaurants
Alekk M. Saanders | -
British mother raises awareness of food allergies among children
Jay Dickens' son was diagnosed with a peanut allergy at 14 months, and she has now published a children's book about his successful transition
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Obituary
Anthony Shearman, 1935-2023
Anthony will be remembered with great affection by all the staff in the Axarquía health service, the patients and their families, as well as his colleagues
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Mirador del Carmen: the Malaga city art gallery scene arrives in Estepona
Lorena Codes steps up as artistic director for this exhibition space mixing art with education and much more: "All the strands are in place to make its mark"
Regina Sotorrío |
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Never at a loss with AI
The wines listed are the most expensive, and some little bug in AI's unnatural brain associates quality with high price
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From the dairy farms of Holland to the tables of Malaga
A former chef in the Dutch Navy, Lodewijk van Venetiën set up Craxíqueso, a popular specialist Gouda cheese shop in the heart of the city
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Michiko Bokka, an artist connecting Japan and Malaga, opens Japanese culture week
The series of events, that will take place until Sunday 23, includes talks and workshops on manga, sushi, ikebana, origami and other traditional crafts
F. Griñán | -
From the fashion houses of Paris to rural Malaga
Kristian Kaarna now lives in Riogordo, having spent more than three decades as a photographer in Europe's capital cities
Extra HM Hospitales
SUR in English
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How a welcome for prostitutes became a giant picnic in Salamanca
The week after Easter Monday is Lunes de Aguas in the northern Spanish city, an event that dates back 480 years
Alekk M. Saanders | -
Night of Destiny in Nerja
During Ramadan, a gathering of several hundred people on one of the town's main squares was organised for local Muslims as well as for all residents to learn more about customs and traditions of their world
Alekk M. Saanders | -
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No dress code - no dress
A certain Ms Max hosts nude dinner parties in Manhattan. Starting as a free social event, the demand has reached a level where the vegan meals are billed
Andrew J. Linn |
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British pizza chain opens in Malaga city
Franco Manca offers pizzas made with slowly fermented sourdough, using organic and seasonal ingredients
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Cold feet could be a sign of a health problem. Walk, take hot and cold showers, have massages and keep away from the radiator
If you constantly have cold feet it could be caused by an underlying health problem such as poor circulation, diabetes complications or Raynaud's
Marta Fernández Vallejo |