
How could one of Donald Trump’s decisions end up with homeowners in the Axarquía losing a chance to legalise them? Unlikely, as it might seem, one has.
Whilst UK and EU leaders ‘celebrate’ the Brexit agreement, whose repercussions loom, others are left to pick up the pieces.
Police operation, Capnella, carried out by the Guardia Civil and the Inland Revenue involved house searches in La Herradura and Almuñécar.
One of the consequences of this present situation is that illegal immigrants picked up out to sea and brought to port, can’t be sent back.
The Moroccan authorities have announced that they will suspend all travel between Spain and Morocco, including both sea links and flights.
There is one very relieved, Italian sports-car owner thanks to the Guardia Civil preventing it from leaving Spain via Motril Port after having been stolen.
The Guardia Civil in Almuñécar have arrested another 13 people in connection with the recent drugs bust involving an international drugs ring.
Around a hundred farmers blocked the main entrance to Motril Port in protest over a lack of control on imported agricultural produce from outside the EU.
A few days ago 22 immigrants lost their lives attempting to cross to Spain in an open boat after it began drifting. The survivors were picked up by a passing ferry.
Motril has received record numbers of migrants this year already and we’re only in September. This human tragedy was brought into sharp focus yesterday as the Motril Town Hall arranged the burial of the five migrants, four men and one woman, who lost their lives at sea after their inflatable boat was sank.