Vice-Mayor and Councillor for Economía y Hacienda, Nicolás Navarro, announced that all indications show that Motril should reach zero debt during 2023.
Zero Debt Motril?
by Hugh MacArthur •
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No IBI Cut for Almuñécar
by Martin Myall •
The Almuñécar Town Council will not be able to reduce the IBI (local property tax), they say, because of the debt acquired after losing court cases.
Motril Golf vs. Hacienda
by Martin Myall •
The Motril golf course, Los Moriscos is in the sights of Hacienda, which could cost it eight of its 18 holes – some readers will remember when it only had nine, anyway.
Atarfe’s Bullring Embargoed
by Vivienne Hughes •
The Town Hall of Atarfe, on the outskirts of the City of Granada, has fallen foul of the banks, who have stepped in and embargoed the town’s pride and joy; the bullring.
Almuñécar Reduces Public Debt?
by Martin Myall •
The Councillor for Hacienda announced that the Almuñécar Town Hall has managed to reduced the public debt by six million euros.
Voting for Debt
by Hugh MacArthur •
The governing party in Motril, with every opposition party voting against, approved a motion to apply for another bank loan.
A Penchant for Debt
by Martin Myall •
Last year, the City Hall of Granada, like many municipal administrations, received a loan from the central government so that they could pay off their outstanding debts to local merchants and traders up until the 31st of December 2011; a total of 107.8m euros.
Blacklists & Consumer Protection, Spain
by Maria Teresa Velasco •
The current economic climate has led to an increase in people and companies getting into debt all over Europe. This has in turn fostered the emergence of “credit blacklists”, where people and companies that have defaulted on payments are recorded.
Saucepan Rebellion
by Martin Myall •
Following a noisy protest in front of the Salobreña Town Hall, the Mayor announces that he will negotiate a U-Turn over the IBI rise.
Debt Crisis?
by David Darby •
In these difficult times there are a lot of people deciding to call in old debts to raise some cash. Well, a German town is trying to call in a 450-year-old debt, which could be worth trillions of euros.
The town of Mittenwalde recently discovered an IOU (debt certificate) dating back to 1562, which clearly states that the town loaned Berlin money, and if repaid, it could make this little town one of the richest in the world.