How Andalucia’s ‘de la frontera’ towns got their names… and what they mean
Lenox Napier pores over medieval maps to discover how Andalucia’s ‘border towns’ got their names
No victors in the Algarrobico ruling in Almeria
There are no victors in Almeria’s infamous battle of the Algarrobico … except, perhaps, the local rabbits, writes Lenox Napier, who lives in nearby Mojacar
OPINION: Take the Algarrobico down
Almeria resident Lenox Napier argues succinctly that the creation of jobs is more important than protecting mere ‘scrub’
ANIMAL RIGHTS FOCUS: A positive view of bullfighting in Spain
In a controversial dispatch, expat bullfighting aficionado Lenox Napier argues the case for the corrida
OPINION: Moment of change for animal welfare
It's time to take a closer look at the state of animal rights and cruelty across Spain
Meet the expats standing in the upcoming local elections
THE expat vote could have X-Factor repercussions in town halls up and down Spain, raising foreigners themselves to the hot seats of power. With the
Lenox Napier found guilty of defaming the Euesdens
Blogger convicted in Almeria court after posting a series of online articles
The Euesdens stole my newspaper claims British journalist
Euro Weekly News publishers failed to pay monies due at conclusion of a three-year buyout deal, claims expat journalist
We were the victims of a ‘campaign of terror’, claim Spanish newspaper publishers Michel and Steven Euesden
Tearful Euro Weekly News owners tell court how journalist undertook hate campaign over claims they stole his newspaper
Euro Weekly News owners in libel trial
Publishers suing journalist Lenox Napier who claims they stole his paper off him
