There are two projects in Salobreña that are pending approval from the Dirección de Carreteras as they will need access to the N-340.
Paper Edition
News that has been published in the paper edition but not online until now
Twisted
by Martin Myall •
The provincial law courts of Cantabria sentenced a man to 13 years’ imprisonment who literally raped a woman and then made his dog do it – non-human semen was found in the victim.
A Tad Healthier
by Martin Myall •
The Mancomunidad Chairman, ‘two-salaries’, Rafael Caballero, was in Ítrabo for a photo shoot over the complete work to separate sewage from irrigation water.
Town Hall Taken to Court
by Martin Myall •
A Motril law court has admitted a case against the Town Hall presented by workers union Comisiones Obreras for infringing workers’ right to strike action.
Budget Surplus
by Martin Myall •
Motril’s municipal coffers have produced a budget surplus, thanks mainly to the income from issuing building licences.
Removal of Asbesto in Almuñécar
by Martin Myall •
An opposition party, Almuñécar-La Herradura Unida para la Gente has registered a motion to be discussed concerning asbestos roofing that remains in the municipality.
Ukrainian Refugees
by Martin Myall •
Two years after the beginning of the Russian invasion of Ukraine, the flow of refugees to Spain continues.
Baby Abandoned
by Martin Myall •
A woman from the Netherlands left her 6-month-old baby in her hotel room in Málaga and went to dine in a nearby restaurant.
Sub-Seabed Fresh Water
by Martin Myall •
Researchers at the Universidad de Granada have just concluded the oceanographic campaign, Sanimed24, and they have made an important discovery.
The Future of Infoca
by Martin Myall •
Infoca is changing and starting this year firefighters will be treated better; given more permanent employment like their brethren in municipal fire service.