Blackouts, debt and cops using dealers’ cars in Spain
The Olive Press looks at how Andalucia is struggling to deal with the recession
Nerja murder apology provokes anger
Victim's sister calls killer a 'scourge on society'
El Algarrobico demolition cost estimated at 300 million
Central government to demolish and Andalucia to clear up the mess
Kate and Will caught with their pants down in Spain
The royal pair have been caught out by a Catalan custom
Pongs make prizes in the TRE Cudeca telethon
The prizes just keep getting better
Sign of the Spanish times
Expats are angry after their signs were taken down
Legal resignation in Spain
Manuel Camas is furious about huge delays and lack of funding
Promiscuous Spanish teens
While Spanish teens have more sex, pregnancies have fallen
Asset assist
Businesses in Manilva can hand over assets instead of cash to pay off municipal debts, although the town council will not accept apartments or land
Pena problems
ALMUNECAR town hall is considering the future of the 30 million euro Pena Escrita zoo, claiming it should be moved closer to the town to
Old, but wise
This 103-year-old is hoping to become a senator next week
Nutty news in Spain
Just one ounce a day is enough to improve health and mood
Foul fine
Dog walkers who repeatedly fail to clean up after their pets could be hit with a 30,000 euro fine after Marbella town hall passed a
Jobless
Unemployment in Andalucia hit 30.9 per cent this summer for the first time since 1998, with only Ceuta having a higher rate (33.2 per cent).
‘Slow and agonising’ animal deaths in Torremolinos
Animals were put down without enough anaesthetic
Race of the Number Twos
Spain to choose between two leaders with low ratings in next Sunday's general election
Public affair
A new Borders and Coastguards Agency has been launched in Gibraltar providing improved working conditions and pay following the re-nationalisation of its private operator.
Sacking off
SPANISH employers are calling for the right to reduce redundancy pay from 20 days per year worked to 12 days, arguing that this will make
Gibraltar’s concrete jungle
SOME 92 per cent of respondents to an online poll agree that Gibraltar is becoming a “concrete jungle”, suggesting a need for more green areas.
Algarrobico hotel demolition drags on
The hotel will not be destroyed until the licence to build it is declared null and void
Booze cruise
A 36-year-old woman has been charged with drink driving after her car collided with a van while driving the wrong way down the A44 near
Grant growth
Velez-Malaga has applied to become a ‘High Population Municipality’, available to towns of between 75,000 and 175,000 people, in a bid to qualify for additional
In the red
Benalmadena town hall is clamping down on tax cheats to help reduce the 170 million euro hole in its coffers.
In Boca: La Estacion
Railway restaurant La Estacion is a true gem, discovers Wendy Williams
Scandal grows
The judge in the 647 million euro ERE early-retirement fraud case is now looking beyond the Employment Department and into at least three other government
Rajoy and Rubalcaba head-to-head
The candidates for Prime Minister battled it out during live TV debates last night