A common mistake is to process the inheritance in the home country, forgetting to handle the inheritance of the Spanish assets with the Spanish authorities. This can lead to several problems including the payment of fines and the loss of the estate
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Local Women’s News
by Mette Owens •
In the past I have written about WomenWorks, which is a network of women living and working on the Costa Tropical. One of the founders, Glen Ladeggard has decided to move back to her native home, Australia, this summer.
Financial Support Needed for Peña Escrita
by Editor •
One of the inherited headaches of the new Town Council is the running costs for the Peña Escrita mountain park – it costs about a million euros a year to maintain.
Last Chance Mirador
by David Darby •
To say that it is the end of an era would be an understatement, as we bid farewell to Kevin and Alix after nine successful years providing top food at the beautiful location know as the Mirador del Cerro Grodo, just outside La Herradura.
Delightful D’Carmen
by David Darby •
Fusion cuisine with elements of traditional and Mediterranean dishes, which is very much in vogue amongst the new Andalusian chefs, which one would expect from the latest Almuñécar restaurant venture in C/Livry Gargan, opposite the old post office.
Interiorismo
by David Darby •
I am sure many of you will be aware of Dawn Crosbie of Interiorismo, who is renowned for creating homes and interiors that are not only beautifully stylish but also always comfortable places to be in.
Canine Landmines
by Editor •
The Izquierda Unida is asking for measures to be taken against dog owners that allow their pets to litter pavements with their excrement.
La Herradura Blue Zones Deactivated
by Editor •
The new municipal administration has deactivated the Paseo de Andres Segovia blue zones, putting covers on all of the meters so that visitor can’t, unwittingly and needlessly, insert coins.
Castle Moat A Mess
by Editor •
The neighbours of San Miguel Castle are not happy with the neglected state of the moat, which admittedly looks like the castle has been attacked by a herd of plastic-explosive-throwing midgets from Birminham. The Seaside Gazette had cause to go up there recently to take photos, so we can confirm that it is a mess.
A Month for the Ladies
by Editor •
Mª del Carmen Reinoso, who is the Councillor for Social Welfare and [sexual] Equality has announced that September will be a month of activities and workshops, thanks to the Centro Municipal de Información de la Mujer.