Ava Gardner's message lost in Spain
A drawing with the signature of the legendary actress has come to light more than 70 years after she came to Spain to shoot Pandora and the Flying Dutchman
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Saturday is Día del Salchichón, celebrating Malaga's unique sausage
Organised by the Mesa del Salchichón de Málaga and Sabor a Málaga, the event will showcase innovations as well as the origin of the Malaga sausage
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Nikita Vitiugov: 'Since the war I haven't thought about the chessboard much'
The Russian champion, who has lived in Spain since the pandemic, is now training the chess player who aims to become the world No 1
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Strength exercises to prevent computer-useinjuries
Cases of pain in the fingers and wrists are multiplying...
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The Thyssen Malaga reveals the audacity of Belgian painting: René Magritte and other artists
The museum is displaying works from the Musée d'Ixelles in Brussels to show the history of art in Belgium from the grand masters to modernity
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Janette Beckman, the photographer who rebels trusted, in Malaga
Her subjects have included The Clash, The Police and Run DMC and now she is to give a workshop and hold an exhibition as part of the Moments festival
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Ava Gardner's message to Blanche, found in Malaga
A drawing with the signature of the legendary actress has come to light more than 70 years after she came to Spain to shoot a filmThe portraits and the actors from Pandora and the Flying Dutchman
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Italian grape Vermentino takes root in a Manilva vineyard
Five years after planting the vines, restaurant entrepreneur Bruno Filippone makes the Finca La Vigna wine
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12 October: the discovery of America... or was it?
This Wednesday countries around the world mark the 530th anniversary of the landing of Christopher Columbus on an island in the Caribbean, but some stories put Europeans in the Americas before then
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Living with Sanfilippo syndrome
Leo Hernández was two when diagnosed with this rare, usually fatal disease. An experimental treatment is bringing hope for his family
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German countess Gunilla von Bismarck, who helped put the Costa del Sol on the map: 'Marbella had more glamour in those days'
If one were to put a face to the golden era of Marbella it would be hers. Now, however, "you come and you don't know anyone," says the leader of the world-famous 'jet set'
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A passionate dedication to the fight against cancer
Benalmádena resident May Howard has raised approximately 10,000 euros for Cudeca over the last five years
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7 October 1886: Spain ends 300 years of slavery in Cuba
Enslaved Africans were first taken to the island in 1513; thousands lost their lives during the Atlantic crossings
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