Benalmádena congratulates and thanks Charles Betty
The 100-year-old attended a reception to celebrate his milestone birthday and to thank him for his "generosity to the community"
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Torremolinos to host cycle of avant-garde flamenco shows
Under the banner of Flamenco Flam, the series is organised by local dancer and choreographer Manuel Rodán, along with the collaboration of the town hall and Turismo Costa del Sol
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English mass times in Arroyo de la Miel changed to avoid summer heat
For the rest of June, and throughout July and August, the service at the Church of the Immaculate Conception will be held at 10am, instead of 1.30pm
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Cudeca makes urgent appeal for summer volunteers
Volunteers are needed to work a four-hour shift one day per week in the palliative care foundation's charity shops, helping with the daily running and the sorting and display of donations
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DNA confirms that the body walled up in a Torremolinos apartment is Sibora Gagani
Police have informed the family of the young woman missing since 2014 that the body found in the house she shared with suspect Marco G. is hers
Irene Quirante and Juan Cano |
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Costa town increases budget for management of its beaches by an extra 30%
The new contract includes the continuous cleaning of the promenade, public toilets and the shore itself
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New pedestrian access to Carvajal beach in Benalmádena opened to public
The 200-metre long walkway has made the beach accessible for more people
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Torremolinos serves up its annual contest to find coast's best skewered sardine
The ninth Concurso de Espetos de la Costa del Sol will be held on the beach next to the Costa Largo Hotel (Playamar) and, as in previous years, part of the proceedings from the sale of the sardines will be donated to a local charity
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New Benalmádena mayor asked to continue working 'to protect Tivoli land and its continuity as an amusement park'
Víctor Navas was referring to statements made by recently elected mayor, Juan Antonio Lara (PP), on a local television programme
Marin Rivas |
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Man allegedly behind the deaths of Paula and Sibora in Torremolinos could be linked to more cases in Italy
Italian authorities have requested the collaboration of Spain's National Police to investigate disappearances in an area of Rome, where Marco G. R. had lived
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Torremolinos shop busted for selling 'laughing gas' to minors
Police raided a store in the holiday resort after complaints from local residents and discovered the manager was selling nitrous oxide gas to children
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Lady luck smiles on ten lottery winners in Torremolinos
ONCE coupon seller Francisco Esteve sold prize-winning tickets worth a total of 350,000 euros from his pitch in Plaza La Nogalera
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Floor tile count led police to Sibora's body hidden behind wall in Torremolinos flat
A tattoo that matches one of the missing woman makes the identity of the victim, who had several stab wounds, almost certain
Juan Cano / Irene Quirante |
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X-rays help locate body hidden between walls of Torremolinos flat that missing Sibora shared with ex-boyfriend Marco
It was the fourth time police had visited the property after the Italian man told investigators he had walled up the body of his ex-girlfriend, who disappeared in 2014, while being investigated for the fatal stabbing of his most recent partner
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Police find body in the flat that Sibora, missing since 2014, shared with ex-boyfriend in Torremolinos
Since early afternoon, forensic officers have been at the property where Marco G.R. told police he had hidden the body of his former girlfriend, while being questioned in relation to death of another partner recently
Juan Cano |