Dozens of dogs rescued as two illegal breeders closed down in Malaga
The animals were kept in pairs for breeding purposes in Alhaurín el Grande and the puppies were sold on internet trading platforms
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Town hall begins essential flood-prevention works in Alhaurín de la Torre
The work is part of the 3.5-million-euro package commissioned by the mayor, Joaquín Villanova, to repair the damage caused by storm Philomena in 2021
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Caminito del Rey gorge walk back to normal after rockfall repairs
Work to restore a 113-metre damaged section of the famous El Chorro tourist attraction has been completed, following a landslide in the area last December
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Work on 'much-needed' new Guardia Civil headquarters in Cártama begins
The “sustainable, energy efficient and resilient” four-storey building will cost 4.4 million euros and is expected to take 12 months to complete
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Coín announces its best employment figures in 15 years
The town’s mayor, Francisco Santos, said that his council will continue working to make the town “a land of opportunities”
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Police rescue dog that was found locked up on roof terrace without water or food
The animal is now being cared for at kennels in Mijas, and the owner is being investigated for neglect after the animal was found to be extremely thin and had several ulcerated wounds
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Coín Royal British Legion celebrates 17th birthday
A cake was cut and the chairman, Jo Taylor, shared memories of the days when the branch had over 100 members
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Coín shops join new initiative aimed at people with functional diversity
The town has launched a pilot project that includes the installation of pictograms and special signage to facilitate the day-to-day life of people with special needs
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Coín: Roman or Arabic origins?
The name of the town has been identified with different eras, although many theories have been discarded by researchers
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More than thirty people arrested for stealing carob beans in the Guadalhorce Valley
Guardia Civil officers detected four criminal groups involved in stealing these new 'golden fruits'
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Pizarra marks 205 years of independence
After various disputes over the years, Pizarra finally received the Royal Certificate of Fernando VII that approved its declaration as a town on 19 January 1818
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New effigy of patron of Alhaurín de la Torre to appear at San Sebastián festivities
The 'faithful replica', made of wood instead of plaster, will be presented to the town during the saint’s feast day celebrations on Friday 20 January
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Callejea cultural day makes welcome return to streets of Alhaurín de la Torre
There will be exhibitions, workshops, breakdancing demonstrations, children’s shows, and concerts by some of the most established groups from Malaga, such as Dry Martina and Tabletom
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New train service on track to take walkers straight to the Caminito del Rey
The new passenger line is expected to attract a large proportion of the more than 300,000 visitors to Malaga province's famous gorge walk every year, more than half of whom are foreign tourists
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