Banks get tough on building companies, but sometimes, building companies get tough on banks, which is the case of Alaminos e Hijos and CajaSur.
Monthly Archives: February 2011
Javier de Burgos
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Got any idea who Javier de Burgos is? Neither did I until I read the original article.
Fewer Illegal Immigrants Arriving
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Last year, 2010, will go down as the year during which fewest illegal immigrants reached the Costa Granadina in the last decade.
Unfulfilled Pledges
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Here we are, a mere three months from the next local elections and one of the winning party’s election promises stands unfulfilled, which is hardly surprising seeing as things have gone pretty egg shaped since May 2007.
Pirates and Fishermen
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A total of four fishing boats from Motril have set off to troubled waters, their families, neighbours and fellow fishermen fired off festive rockets when they threw off their mooring ropes in a vain attempt to raise their spirits.
Dry Dock for Motril Port
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There are plans to build a dry dock right next to the Club Náutico, within Motril Port. The port authorities are putting it up to tender for a 10-year lease, extendible five years more with an investment needed of around 800,000 euros.
Motril Rum on the Rocks?
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Bodegas Montero (Ron Pálido) in Motril are going through a rough patch (difficult time), and who isn’t, though? T