The Bottom Line opinion
Don Juan
Behind the large Ray-Ban aviator sunglasses with dark lenses that he always wears, you could sense in the shadow of his barely visible eyes that the years of the Civil War had been very hard
Ignacio Lillo
The Bottom Line opinion
Behind the large Ray-Ban aviator sunglasses with dark lenses that he always wears, you could sense in the shadow of his barely visible eyes that the years of the Civil War had been very hard
The Bottom Line opinion
It's an uncomfortable reality that the more the city advances, the harder it becomes for many of its natives to live in it... writes columnist Ignacio Lillo
The Euro Zone opinion
For a prime minister primarily concerned about image, things don't get much worse, writes columnist Mark Nayler
The Music Maker opinion
I had thought this would be a great opportunity to compare the public transport systems on offer in the UK and in Spain and then write a thoroughly entertaining piece on the subject, writes columnist Peter Edgerton
The deal is a triumph of pragmatism and good sense - a rare moment of compromise in a long-running dispute
The bottom line opinion
Around the country they have proposed a law urging governments to "protect" the traditions of the Spanish people "against the advance of foreign customs"
The music maker
One final pat of the pockets to check everything's in order and off we go - keys, phone, wallet... wallet? Oh, no!
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Argentina Vibra: the festival bringing the Río de la Plata spirit to Spain
The Bigger Picture
A long-term investment strategy should include gold as a hedge against the depreciation of FIAT currency, especially since an increase in the gold price is an indication that other asset values are falling
The Bottom Line opinion
Malaga mayor Francisco de la Torre is leading the city council's initiative to build thousands of micro-apartments, ranging from 30 to 40 square metres, with affordable rental prices
The Euro Zone opinion
Leire Díez is the protagonist of the latest corruption scandal to affect Spanish PM Pedro Sánchez, writes columnist Mark Naylor
The Music Maker opinion
I vividly remember the first time I was charged one euro and ten cents for a cup of coffee in Malaga and it felt like the floodgates had been opened, writes columnist Peter Edgerton
The Bottom Line opinion
It's not raw xenophobia; many newcomers are Latin American, share the language and integrate fast. What they don't share is the party culture, writes columnist Troy Nahumko
The Euro Zone opinion
The EU's General Affairs Council (GAC) rejected Spain's request to have Catalan, Basque and Galician recognised as the bloc's 25th, 26th and 27th languages
The Music Maker opinion
To be fair, saying 'piña' (pineapple) rather than 'pino' (pine wood) isn't the greatest faux-pas in the history of international communications but it has to be one of the funniest, writes columnist Peter Edgerton
The bottom line
No matter how secure we may feel in our lives - our jobs, families and friends - none of us is immune to a twist of fate that could leave us sleeping on an airport bench overnight