A 36-year-old woman, who had been the victim of domestic violence by her previous two ex-boyfriends, was murdered by her third one. This incident took place in a flat in Torremolinos, Málaga.
Andalusia
Regional news from Andalucia
Kiss of Sleep
by Hugh MacArthur •
That’s the translation of Beso de Sueño, although in English it is better known as a Mickey Finn. Read on: three women were arrested in Almería for administering laced drinks to men in order to rob them whilst they lay unconscious.
Intimate Injury
by Martin Myall •
Across in Málaga, a prostitute slit open a customer’s penis as a consequence of an argument over the price an orgy.
Punches Wife in Street
by Louise Powell •
A 44-year-old German citizen was arrested in Málaga for alleged ‘Gender Violence’ and resisting arrest. There were several eye witnesses as the incident took place out in the open on a street.
Mother Reverses Car Over 2-year-old Daughter
by Vivienne Hughes •
In one moment a life is lost and another destroyed. The mother, distracted, had not noticed the toddler as she backed up her car and then… life lost its meaning.
Education Board Reprimands Málaga Schools
by Vivienne Hughes •
The education authorities have forced three schools in the province of Málaga to treat transexual pupils according new sexual identity. The use of washrooms for example.
British Embassy News Letter
by Louise Powell •
The British Embassy quarterly News Letter for October 2013
Tow Truck Rebellion
by Hugh MacArthur •
An irate local in the provincial capital of Granada has denounced a municipal policeman for trying to tow away his small van.
4,000th Article Reached
by Martin Myall •
With this article, the online version of the Seaside Gazette reaches the 4,000-article mark, after starting out in April 2009. We reached the 3,000th post mark on November the 26th last year, meaning that we have increased our article stock by 25% in only ten months.
Staggering Phone Bill
by Hugh MacArthur •
How would you like to receive a mobile phone bill for 20,000 euros? Ana María García did and is not bothered – the Town Hall pays it.