There was a Letter to the Editor in the Ideal newspaper on the 5th of August, entitled: The Right to Protest in Almuñécar, which was sent in by Concepción Barrencheguren from Granada. In it she refers to some people in Almuñécar who consider that visitors do not have any right to protest over the state…
PP Thumbs Down for Mayor
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The local branch of the PP (conservatives) have described the first two years of the Mayor’s present term of office as ‘disastrous.’ For
Law Court Building Delayed
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One of the things that literally thousands of visitors to Almuñécar missed this summer, whilst driving around, looking desperately for somewhere to park, was the
Annual Firework Display
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Did you see the fireworks on the 15th? I didn’t – I was safely hidden away in a cortijo, way up in the hills, during
Allegedly Raped Daughter
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On a more unsavoury note, an Almuñécar man was arrested for having allegedly raped his own daughter four years ago. The
Drunk German Driver
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The Almuñécar Local Police stopped a German driver in the middle of town who was obviously drunk, in
Wobbly Weeds
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A 42-year-old fruit farmer from Almuñécar was nabbed by the Guardia Civil for being too experimental with his crops –
The Canyon Route
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Anybody that has travelled up to Granada cannot have failed to be impressed by the gorge or canyon of the Azud de Vélez, which is just below, Vélez Benaudalla.Anybody that has travelled up to Granada cannot have failed to be impressed by the gorge or canyon of the Azud de Vélez, which is just below, Vélez Benaudalla.
1,500 Extra Parking Places
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Salobreña will have an extra 1,500 parking places available this summer, right next to the beach.
A Beach Umbrella War?
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It was in La Herradura, 2004 that the first War of the Parasols broke out, after the Mayor, Juan Carlos Benavides, ordered that any unattended beach ‘furniture’ would be confiscated.