The Mayor of Almuñécar, Juan José Ruiz Joya, visited the II Salón Inmobiliario de la Costa Tropical on its first day, having his photo taken in front of some of the stands.
The Inmobiliario Exhibition
by Hugh MacArthur •
Tag Archive for insurance
Pet Protection Laws Change
by Martin Myall •
How long can you leave your dog on its own? The answer is 24 hours, according to the new animal-protection law, which comes into effect on the 29th.
Crack Down on Noisey Mopeds
by Hugh MacArthur •
The Policía Local in Motril have been pulling over young scooter riders and inspecting their vehicles on the spot to see if all is in order.
Necessary Docs When Driving
by Martin Myall •
The Traffic Department (DGT) reminds drivers in a recent communiqué that they will fine anybody without any one of the four obligatory documents that you should have in your glove compartment.
Fines out on the Waves
by Hugh MacArthur •
The crisis hit the nautical, leisure industry pretty hard with the sector taking a 70% hit; small craft were sold and ports lost mooring fees.
House Insurance
by Maria Teresa Velasco •
In Spain the relationship between the insurance company and the insured is regulated by Law 8/1980 of the 8th October on insurance contracts.
When purchasing house insurance, there are several concepts that the buyer needs to keep in mind before choosing the most appropriate policy.
Suspicious Wardrobe Content
by Martin Myall •
You would be wrong if you think that this article has something to do with women’s clothing in a Conservative MP’s wardrobe… No, this is about a wardrobe that was supposed to contained 6,000 euros! Read on…
Salobreña Hat-Trick
by Editor •
Three items of news in one for this article, the first being the case of a man who was arrested in Salobreña after threatening a local with an antique pistol, fitted with a mini-bayonet. The 37-year-old Moroccan man was charged with the illegal possession of a firearm.
Sneaky Granadinos
by Editor •
Did you know that of all the the provinces in Spain, Granada holds the record for fiddling insurance claims?
Pieces of Pep
by Editor •
Pep Benaiges, the pen behind the Gazette’s Spanish article, El Catalejos, is one of the most likeable people in La Herradura. He speaks excellent English and is very much into theatre, which runs in his family. But besides that, he has also probably the village’s most well known insurance broker/financial advisor, who set up business here in 1994.