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A celebration of solidarity
Retired editor of SUR in English, Liz Parry, comments on the IX Gala Acción Solidaria held in Malaga earlier this week
Liz Parry
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Opinion
Spanish dubbing culture: how Franco’s legacy shaped the way Spain watches movies
As audiences in Malaga still struggle to find original version (VO) films, we explore how a history of censorship transformed into a modern debate over authenticity and accessibility
Anita Katsarska | -
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The end?
Canadian columnist Troy Nahumko on watching the American myth unravel in real time
Troy Nahumko | -
The Euro Zone
Status: approved
Columnist Mark Nayler looks at the government's plan to legitimise 500,000 undocumented migrants
Mark Nayler | -
The Music Maker
Re-light my fire
Columnist Peter Edgerton explains how his "hunter-gatherer instincts had been lain to waste"
Peter Edgerton |
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The Euro Zone
Swiss retreat
Columnist Mark Nayler comments on the meeting at the World Economic Forum in Switzerland
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The Bottom Line
My poor Ave
Back in 2007, with the brand-new infrastructure, with the shiny tracks and railways, we dreamed of being able to get to Madrid even faster, and the leap in quality achieved then, compared to the Talgo 200, was revolutionary writes Ignacio Lillo
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Food and drink opinion
Gallic Dry January
In recent years, Dry January has gained ground in France, following a trend that originated in the UK
Andrew J. Linn | -
The Music Maker
Digital display
"In a 15-minute telephone conversation with an official a week beforehand to clarify exactly what I'd need to bring with me for a new digital certificate, they'd somehow neglected to mention the passport," says columnist Peter Edgerton
Peter Edgerton |
Extra Kategora
Kategora Oceanika: a benchmark for flex living and investment on the Costa del Sol
SUR in English
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Comment
It's always 'no' in Malaga
The cultural institutions' systematic opposition to everything is already suspect - they never approve of anything that’s proposed
Ignacio Lillo | -
The Music Maker
The illogical throng
Unesco World Logic Day: "You'd think J.K. Rowling might have looked at the 12 rejection letters lying on her coffee table one morning and thought 'You know what - the errant antics of a schoolboy wizard might not be as good an idea as I thought'," writes columnist Peter Edgerton
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The bottom line
High art or high kitsch?
The imminent arrival of Ginés Serrán's monumental sculptures at the Port of Malaga has sparked more than just a local debate; it has triggered a full-blown cultural skirmish says Dilip Kuner
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The Euro Zone
Cruzcampo or Caviar?
Columnist Mark Nayler comments on the meeting to discuss the government's proposed new financing model
Mark Nayler |
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The Bottom Line opinion
My lost meal ticket
There's something about the odds of these lotteries that draw you in, something that makes you believe the next ticket will finally be the one
Dilip Kuner | -
The Music Maker opinion
Happy talk
Given the maelstrom of disturbing news coming our way these days, you'd be forgiven for thinking that the world is a wholly terrifying place, bereft of any joy or wonder says columnist Peter Edgerton
Peter Edgerton |