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Friday, 29 January 2010 |
Rajoy enters immigrants' rights debate
 THE leader of the opposition has joined the fierce debate on the rights of immigrants which was ignited by the decisions of two town halls. Mariano Rajoy of the Partido Popular (PP) said on Friday that registration with a town hall should not be a prerequisite for access to local healthcare and education.
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Thursday, 28 January 2010 |
From horses to dinosaurs
 THE race track in Mijas never really came under starters orders. So it is no surprise that a new future will shortly be announced for the site. The mayor of Mijas, Antonio Sánchez, unveiled an exciting project at last week's Fitur international travel fair in Madrid and whilst he hedged his bets on the location the news amongst punters is that the course was changing from the home of thoroughbreds to dinosaurs.
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Thursday, 28 January 2010 |
Marbella's new PGOU could hit banana skin
 THE date for the final approval of Marbella's new local development plan (PGOU) is fast approaching. However it has become obvious that once the final text is known fresh battles, in the courts, will loom.
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Monday, 18 January 2010 |
New law lets users opt out of phone spam
 CONSUMERS feeling bombarded by advertising messages sent to their mobile phones now have the right to tell companies to stop sending them the unwanted ‘spam'. New legislation that came into effect on January 1 allows users to opt out of receiving such messages after the first one arrives, but consumer groups say the law does not go far enough.
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Thursday, 14 January 2010 |
Rain and snow bring winter havoc
 Torrential rain across the area last week left one person dead and brought chaotic driving conditions to the roads. Snow and ice followed at the weekend disrupting public transport and causing scores of accidents.
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