Staff Reporter
THE hyphen in ‘Velez-Malaga’ has survived controversial calls for its removal.
Councillors voted in favour of keeping the punctuation mark following a PP campaign to drop it from the town name.
They argued that Cervantes didn’t use it when writing about the town in Don Quixote.
But the ruling leftist coalition outvoted them on the basis that the hyphen was now a part of the town, given its presence in ID cards and university degrees.
Such important things they debate at Velez-Malaga town hall lol.
There’s also a couple of accents: Vélez-Málaga
You fixed your keyboard at last Lenox! With or without the accents we know which place we’re talking about lol.