Living in Malaga and now famous in Estonia
Harri and Veronika left their native country to embark on a new adventure 1,000s of kms away with every step followed on an Estonian TV channel
Juan Soto
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Irish president sends birthday message to 101-year-old Dubliner
Fuengirola resident Eileen Bladen received a personal letter and a commemorative coin from Michael Higgins to mark her special occasion
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Malaga graduates abroad - ambassadors of Spanish language and culture
About fifty recent graduates from UMA have been working in various countries this academic year to help improve students' language skills
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Dancing queen steps back to Fuengirola
Lianne Lee May. The successful dancer and former Costa resident will perform at Marenostrum with Robbie Williams next week
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200,000 years of the history of Malaga, according to Idígoras
The cartoonist concludes his largest street mural in the city, depicting 37 characters from Malaga who have been in the spotlight from the Stone Age to the present day
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National Day of Sweden - 6 June
A Swedish-Spanish love affair
The story starts in the 1980s when Emilio Ruiz left his native town in Jaén province and settled in Gothenburg, the home city of Eva. Ten years ago, they started a new life on the Costa del Sol and now provide the local Swedish population with a taste from home
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In The Frame
A divine calling to move to Nerja during the pandemic
Nick and Linda Miller first came to Spain in 1993; when they returned to the UK in 2004 they didn’t expect to be back again to live
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Exhibition
Travelling Threads arrive at the Pompidou in Malaga
Sheila Hicks. The museum by the port hosts the first solo exhibition in Spain by this world-renowned textile artist from the US
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'Mother Nature is going to slap us in the face'
The only Spaniard with an island in Antarctica named after him, now retired, has spent the month of August in an ice-free part of Greenland for yearsJavier Cacho Scientist and writer
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The artist who is rebuilding the Alhambra with origami
Juanoto Pérez. The teacher and researcher is completing his PhD on the Japanese technique, studying all the great mathematical and geometric detail of this Granada monument
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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
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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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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
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