The Málaga province law court will try a man accused of raping a young British tourist.
Tag Archive for Málaga
Yes!
by Hugh MacArthur •
The Policía Nacional in Málaga bagged a network of companies that allegedly specialised in the gas-inspection scam, targeting the elderly.
Choir Concerts over the Border
by Louise Powell •
Local choir, Coral Coraxalia, conducted by Eusebio Pita, will be performing two concerts of popular folk songs and Christmas carols.
Painting Exhibition over the Border
by Louise Powell •
Local artist Margret Riordan has two art exhibition running until March 2015
Prisons Standing Empty
by Hugh MacArthur •
You might think that the reason more corrupt politicians haven’t been sent to prison is because there is no room…but there are brand-new prisons standing empty!
Maroween
by Hugh MacArthur •
Thirty years ago the Spanish didn’t do Halloween but after decades of the event being explained in school English classes, it’s here to stay.
Unfair Dismissal Verdict for Nerja Cave Curator
by Paula Anthony •
The provincial Málaga law court has overturned the sacking of Antonio Garrido Luque, curator of the Cueva de Nerja. The curator, archeologist by profession, had been fired on the 15th of June 2013.
Nerja Caves Work
by Paula Anthony •
Did you know that the Cueva de Nerja is the most frequented cave complex by tourists in the whole of Spain? Well that’s why they’ve decided to improve the entrance, no doubt.
Coastal Pathway for Nerja
by Paula Anthony •
The Chairman of the Provincial Council of Málaga, Elías Bendodo, has announced the building of a 184-km coastal pathway. The projected path will run between Manilva and Nerja.
Squatters’ Camp Cleared in Nerja
by Paula Anthony •
The Nerja Policía Local have assisted municipal cleaning services in the dismantlement of illegal settlements near Maro.