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NEWS EXTRA Free passes announced THE new Spanish government has revealed plans to remove charges from more than 500 kilometres of toll roads across the country, including the AP-7 between Alicante and Tarragona, and the AP-4 from Sevilla to Cadiz.
Tears flow THE country remains in shock after four women were killed by their partners in Granada, Menorca, Barcelona and Pontevedra (Galicia) in the space of 48 hours over the weekend, sparking a new debate over domestic violence in Spain.
First lady SPAIN’S former vice-president, Soraya Saenz de Santamaria, has announced her candidacy to become new leader of the conservative Popular Party, days after ex-president Mariano Rajoy stepped down.
By Matt Ford TWO men including a Charlton Athletic footballer accused of sexually assaulting a British holidaymaker in Ibiza could be forced to stay on the island for weeks. A lawyer acting for forward Reeco Hackett-Fairchild is reportedly trying to change his bail conditions after a Spanish judge ordered him to hand over his passport. But if the appeal fails he and fellow suspect Olusola Odejayi, 26, could face a month-long court battle as they fight to clear their names. Hackett-Fairchild’s team mate Karlan Ahearne-Grant, 20, who was also held in the wake of the allegations, is being probed for a privacy offence but has been allowed to return to the UK. The three were last week arrested after a 19-year-old girl’s parents told police she had been attacked in a Cala de Bou hotel near San Antonio while on a family break. They are believed to have partied at the Ocean Beach club before meeting the unnamed teen and a female friend at a bar, inviting them back to their hotel. Investigators were told that
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BAILED: Charlton Athletic forwards Reeco HackettFairchild (left) and Karlan Ahearne-Grant. one of the men - later identified as Odejayi - then forced himself on the young woman while Hackett-Fairchild held her down and Ahearne-Grant filmed the scene on a mobile phone. But it later emerged that the ‘victim’ engaged in a sex act with the player before the alleged attack, after she confessed to “kisses and sexual things” when quizzed in court.
Asked to specify what had occurred by Jaime Campaner, defending, she replied: “Oral sex.” She then said she failed to confirm it in her initial police statement due to nerves, while the men have insisted that what occurred was consensual. The admission came after judge Carmen Robles Zamora earlier described their version of
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events as “credible and coherent,” and said there exist “reasonable doubts” that a rape had taken place. She said in a written ruling justifying her decision to grant bail: “Although the victim’s statement has credibility and was made when she was very upset, the report by the forensic doctor does not show any type of injury or even bruising on her thighs and genital area when the victim has stated she was a virgin.” Ahearne-Grant’s phone has been sent to Madrid as police try to recover deleted videos that could prove crucial to the enquiry, and the striker must visit the Spanish Embassy in London twice per month as part of his bail conditions. Hackett-Fairchild has made 12 appearances for Charlton, scoring twice, while AhearneGrant has played for the League One club 69 times, netting seven times. A Charlton Athletic official told UK media: “The club have been made aware and are looking into this matter. Due to the ongoing investigation we will not be commenting any further at this stage.”
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Store hours to extend
THE BIG PICTURE Nº 19
SHOPS in areas popular with tourists in the Valencia region are set to be able to open on Sundays and holidays as of this Sunday until January 13 next year. Regional authority officials said the plans were in response to requests from shoppers and added around 1,000 jobs could be created as a result.
Fakes seized POLICE officers have uncovered more than 7,300 counterfeit clothes, footwear and accessories in raids on shops and market stalls in Benidorm and Altea. National Police and Guardia Civil officers claimed they seized goods worth the equivalent in lost revenue of €120,000 in Benidorm and €140,000 in Altea, with 10 people held.
Drugs raid TEN people aged between 34 and 58 have been arrested in connection with the alleged purchasing of medicine from pharmacies with false prescriptions as part of a wider drugs ring. Guardia Civil officers based in the San Juan area of Alicante said they launched the investigation following the attempted purchases in Muchamiel.
Road death A 21-YEAR-OLD man has died and two people were injured after their car left the road and crashed into a wall in Tarvernas de la Valldigna. Traffic authorities said the accident took place at around 1.55am last Saturday with the reasons for the crash which involved five people unclear.
Scam warning RESIDENTS have been warned of a new mobile telephone scam. Phone owners are urged to beware of the fraudulent number 662 991 273, which appears to be connected to the provider Vodaphone, but is a con number which will call back repeatedly. Upon answering, threatening messages are issued or there is silence, therefore it is highly advisable to block the number.
Man held A 56-YEAR-OLD has been arrested in connection with the death of a 31-year-old man in Benifaio. The alleged victim died in hospital five days after the incident and the suspect has been charged with murder and remand e d i n c u st o d y b y T h e Court of Instruction in Carlet following his arrest south of the town.
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SAFE HAVEN: The Aquarius rescue ship became a pawn in Europe’s latest immigration battle.
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MIGRANTS rescued from the Mediterranean Sea and turned away by Italy and Malta have been granted 45 days’ special permission to stay in Spain. It comes after humanitarian ship Aquarius and two other vessels docked in Valencia with 630 people, including 123 unaccompanied children and seven pregnant women, aboard. Spain’s new socialist Prime Minister, Pedro Sanchez, had earlier stepped in to help, insisting his country had a duty to help prevent “a humanitarian catastrophe.” The migrants, who come from 26 countries, had spent eight days at sea after being picked up from overcrowded rubber dinghies off the coast of Libya. “The weather was very bad unfortunately, and the sea was
rough,” said Sophie Beau of aid organisation SOS Mediterranee. “So people are in a bad state... and they are really relieved to come onto safe land at the moment.” Red Cross official Pedro Redon said that the migrants received food and hygiene kits, psychological help and medical assistance, while French President Emmanuelle Macron has pledged his government will help Spain deal with them. The Aquarius sparked a diplomatic row after Italy and Malta argued that the boat fell under the other’s jurisdiction. Valencia mayor Joan Ribo described Italy’s decision to turn the boat away as “inhuman,” before Spain’s Maritime Rescue said it had saved an additional 1,290 people over the weekend alone.
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Abuse sentence A COURT in Alicante has sentenced a man found guilty of sexually abusing the then 11-yearold daughter of his former partner to 14 years and three months in prison. The court heard the defendant, named as Pedro HS, carried out the assaults over four months. Prosecutors claimed the man began abusing her in January 2012 at the family’s home in Villena. He kissed her and touched her genitals.
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Assaults then took place every two or three days against the girl’s will, with the defendant holding her down by force and stripping her naked. The girl told a schoolteacher in November 2014 when she was 14 years old. The teacher then informed her mother who reported the defendant to the police. The court ruled the man cannot contact the girl or her family for 17 years and that he must compensate the victim with €10,000.
The total number of news and features which appeared in Issue 1719 of the Euro Weekly News Costa Blanca North edition, including 104 local stories.
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POLL OF THE WEEK
SPARK-TACULAR: La Noche de San Juan is not to be missed.
Following the news that a Magaluf hotel installed a glass panel to stop holidaymakers from falling off, should all hotels follow suit? LAST WEEK’S POLL: Do you agree with Spain’s decision to allow the boat carrying more than 600 migrants to dock in Valencia?
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Night of fire IT’S among the year’s most anticipated events. And as the summer solstice approaches, Spain is gearing up to celebrate La Noche de San Juan (St John’s Eve). The annual midsummer party on the shortest night of the year sees Spaniards honour the birth date of San Juan - John the Baptist in English and many parts of the country have their own traditions based heavily on the purifying and cleansing elements of fire and water. In coastal regions revellers tend to head for the beach, constructing hogueras, or bonfires, around which they eat, drink and dance before typically having a midnight ocean dip. Effigies representing Judas Escariot might also be thrown into the flames, while in some areas party-goes make wishes known as juras before leaping through the fire three times and heading for the sea to cleanse their sins for the year ahead. In Cataluña, the Valencian Conmmunity and the Balearics, Saint John is known as Sant Joan and these areas are particularly well-known for
their fireworks displays and special foods like the Coca de Sant Joan cake. Catalans tend to celebrate with correfoc (firerunning) displays and the building of human pyramids dubbed castellers, while in Alicante elaborate figures are burned before the flames are extinguished by firefighters who then soak onlookers in a ritual known as the Banya. And in Ciutadella, Menorca, the party lasts for a week and sees the island’s horses dancing and marching through the crowds who later engage in mock battles using hazelnut shells as weapons. Lanjaron in Granada sees the celebrations descend into a giant water fight, and in Puerto de la Cruz, Tenerife, goat herders bring their animals to the fishing village’s beach before dunking them in the sea. A custom particular to San Pedro Manrique, Castilla y Leon, sees men walking barefoot over hot coals while carrying a woman on their backs. It is a truly magical night and not to be missed.
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Stag do tragedy THE family of a British holidaymaker killed on a Benidorm stag will be able to repatriate his body after an online campaign. It remains unclear how dad-of-two Lee Okrasa, from Wisewood in Sheffield, died but the appeal soared beyond its £5,000 target within 24 hours of being set up after it emerged he did not have travel insurance. Family friend Scarlett Cooper, who set up the campaign, wrote: “Sadly today Lee Okrasa passed away in Benidorm leaving behind his family and friends. “Lee was an amazing, genuine guy who was loved by many. Unfortunately Lee had no insurance meaning the cost to get him back is £5,000! “We need to get him back to his family as soon as possible, please help as anything will help.” Lee’s partner Lindsay spoke of her loss on Facebook, writing: ‘Words cannot describe how utterly devastated we are. I am numb with pain, sorrow, guilt, loss and every other emotion I can’t put into words. It doesn’t seem real and I can’t accept it. ‘Please don’t take your loved ones for granted and give them an extra special
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‘SADLY MISSED’: It remains unclear how Lee Okrasa died. squeeze tonight.’ Tributes poured in from friends, as Lindsay Keeley
Shaw added: ‘I have no words. Lee will be sadly missed.’
Fire brigade braced FIREFIGHTERS and other emergency services personnel have held meetings on preventing and tackling forest blazes in Petrer during the summer. Local Police officers, Red Cross workers, environmental volunteers and Alicante Provincial Council officials discussed sharing resources and arranging a monitoring regime going forward. Silvia Rodriguez, the local authority’s environment spokesperson, said vigilance had to be maintained to prevent fires.
She added it was also important to keep watch over areas where lots of people lived. Local Police and rural rangers are set to undertake daily patrols of areas at risk of fires and to inspect them in the wake of the meeting. Authorities said it was important to keep rural roads clear in order to allow emergency services vehicles to travel to blazes should they break out. They reportedly hope to deal with outbreaks quickly before they spread.
And Molly Sisson wrote: ‘What a lovely, genuine man… He will be sadly missed.” Laura Diaz Ward posted: ‘I’m absolutely gutted. Lee was amazing he will definitely be missed.’ A Foreign and Commonwealth Office official said: “We are providing assistance to the family of a British man who died on June 17 in Benidorm.” The Go Fund Me page can be found at: www.gofundme. com/lee-okrasa.
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League of her own! SHE’S the former Miss Israel who went on to play a superhero in a critically acclaimed movie. And Gal Gadot, 32, will be heading to Spain for her next jaunt as Wonder Woman, with scenes for the second film to be shot in the Canary Islands. Almeria could also feature in the highly anticipated sequel after producers this week toured the city’s Alcazaba complex. Photo credit DC Comics
Flying on heir-ess SHE’S finally found the man of her dreams. And Paris Hilton, 37, looked happier than ever as she strolled around Ibiza with husband-to-be Chris Zylka, 33. The pair are reportedly set to tie the knot in Beverley Hills in November, with Paris recently hinting that the nuptials could see her return to reality TV, as she said: “We’ve been getting a lot of calls and a lot of offers from different networks, pitching the show so maybe.” WONDERFUL NEWS: Gal Gardot is coming to Spain.
Having a fab time HE’S had a mixed year, having not been picked for Spain’s World Cup squad in the wake of his wedding. But Chelsea midfielder Cesc Fabregas, 31, seemed carefree as he joined stunning new wife Daniella Semaan, their three children and friends for a sunshine break in the Balearics. The couple tied the knot in May after seven years together, and
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CESC APPEAL: The footballer with wife Daniella Semaan.
Daniella wasted no time in flaunting her stunning curves as she stripped off her crop top and shorts to reveal a barely-there bikini with detail drawing the eye to her ample cleavage. She then settled into a game of beach tennis with her handsome squeeze, who showcased his muscular frame while donning a pair of skimpy swimming shorts. Both finished off their looks with baseball caps and trendy sunglasses as they took a stroll along the water’s edge with daughters Lia and Capri, aged five and three.
ISLE DO: Paris and Chris in Ibiza.
She’s a real peach THEY recently became engaged after a 12-month whirlwind romance. And British star Idris Elba, 45, and fiancée Sabrina Dhowre appeared smitten with one another as they took a break on a luxury yacht near Ibiza. The actor has played a drug trafficker in The Wire, police inspector in Luther and Nelson Mandela in an onscreen biography of the political leader, but he showed he also knows how to perform on the beach as he let his towel drop to reveal his white boxer shorts. His 29-year-old bride-tobe also put on an eye-popping display after slipping in-
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LUTH MORALS: Idris Elba and Sabrina Dhowre. to a white thong swimsuit that left little to the imagination. The Canadian model snuggled up to her man, whose hands drifted to her bare backside as they tottered around the high-end vessel.
Chung at heart BRITISH model and fashion designer Alexa Chung has been snapped at a Mallorca supermarSTYLE ket. BABE: The 34-year-old Alexa beauty slipped into a Chung. stripey vest and denim shorts as she stocked up on goodies during a break with friends. She split from actor boyfriend Alexander Skargard last summer but recently set tongues wagging after being spotted out with ex Matthew Hitt, a model and singer.
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Holiday threat Strikes could spark chaos this week By Staff Reporter SPANISH air controllers could plunge Britons’ holiday plans into chaos after threatening to strike this week. The disgruntled employees plan industrial action in holiday hotspots including Barcelona, Palma de Mallorca, Ibiza and Menorca. And one official said that some of those involved could even walk out of their jobs if they continue to be ignored by national air navigation manager ENAIRE and the new Spanish government.
The employees are demanding a different timetable amid complaints they are forced to work seven days out of every eight, with a combination of morning and night shifts meaning they rarely see their families, or they are exhausted when they do. They also claim that the conditions could cause accidents if staff become overtired. Representative Raul Tobaruela told The Sun: “Our conditions are far from be-
ing normal.” “I can assure you that our working situation is the worst in the whole of Europe. “We would not anticipate too many flights being cancelled but there could be huge delays because there will be staff shortages.” Around 2.8 million British holidaymakers visited the Balearic Islands last year, with July, the most popular month, likely to be worst-hit by the strikes should they go ahead.
Sandy strip! NUDE ISLAND: The revellers had just left a booze cruise.
minutes competing in various ‘events’ and races in plain view of families and children, horrified witnesses said. It comes after local councils in Mallorca announced a crackdown on boozy antics in Twitter/Mallorca Daily Bulletin
A DRUNK gang of British holidaymakers stripped off for a spot of naked beach Olympics minutes after stepping off a Magaluf booze cruise. The 11 revellers spent 15
Calvia and Palma, with eight people held for having sex in public last month alone.
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CLAIMS: The footage was shot in Rincon de Loix.
Homeless binning claims A V ID EO a ppe a ring to s how polic e offic e rs c le a ring out a roa ds ide a re a in B e nidorm ha s provoked a backlash on social media following claims they were throwing away homeless people’s belongings. The foota ge a ppe a rs to s how one ma n in high vis ibility c lothing a nd a nothe r in a polic e uniform throwing various ite ms onto the ba c k of a lorry. It w a s re porte dly shot in the Rincon de Loix a re a of the c ity a nd w a s pos te d to Fa c e book la s t Sunday. A nothe r ma n in polic e uniform the n c ome s into
the vide o a nd the c a me ra pans to show a police car parked metres away from the site. Local media posted the foota ge a long w ith the c la im tha t it w a s polic e clearing out an area occupied by the homeless. It is unclear who filmed it. Social media users comme nting on the pie c e ha d mixed reactions. One said: “As ordered.” “ W he re is the e mpa thy towards the most disadvanta ge d of our c ity? Polic e a re s uppos e d to e ns ure the w e lfa re of the public not ruin a life tha t is already quite painful,” said another.
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OUR VIEW Celebrate San Juan THE summer solstice is celebrated in the UK with the arrival at Stonehenge of Druids and hippies celebrating what is the shortest night of the year. In Spain, a couple of days later, a very similar event takes place but theoretically it’s all about Christianity and the celebration of the feast day of John the Baptist. Hardly anyone living in southern Spain can possibly ignore the excitement and noise of the Noche de San Juan which takes place this Saturday. It’s all about fire and water and certainly harks back to pagan times as bonfires are lit and in many places lanterns are let off on the beach. Fire purifies and water recuperates so the two elements are vital parts of the celebrations which see revellers eating, drinking, dancing and in many cases jumping over bonfires until dawn. If you have the constitution that allows you to join in the fun, then it is a great night out which generally, like many Spanish celebrations, sees little trouble although most towns ensure that the main areas are well policed and that paramedics are on hand. Unlike Britain where we just burn a guy on fireworks night, different towns have some major figures (often satirical images of historical celebrities) produced which are set fire to and there will also be salvos of fireworks to help light up the night sky. If you are shy and retiring, take a sleeping pill and some cocoa and have an early night, alternatively join in the fun and become one with the locals.
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Preparing for Brexit and residency in Spain The Brexit transition period agreed in March gives British expatriates and those wishing to move to Spain more time to prepare. This was welcome news, but the clock is still ticking to get ready in time, particularly where paperwork is involved. The key issue for many people is residence - If you are already living here, will there be any problems with you staying after Brexit? If you are still arranging your move to Spain, how can you secure residence in time? The UK and EU27 have committed to maintain existing residency rights for Britons and EU nationals who are “lawfully residing” within either area before the withdrawal date and they can continue “to live, work or study as they currently do under the same conditions as under Union law”. Although the official Brexit date is 29th March 2019, the transition period effectively ‘pauses’ Brexit until 31st December 2020 to
By Robert Croizat, Senior Partner, Blevins Franks enable citizens and businesses to prepare for the changes. If you are settled in Spain before the end of 2020, you should keep the right to stay there for as long as you remain resident. But what does lawful residency mean in practice? How close can you get to demonstrating that in time? Although December 2020 may seem some way away, it is advisable to start the process as soon as possible rather than risk being caught in an administrative
queue of others trying to do the same thing as the deadline approaches. Beyond Brexit, we do not yet know how acquiring residency, visas and permits will work, but can expect this to be less straightforward than today. As a foreigner living in Spain, there are a number of things you should do anyway to register here, regardless of Brexit. All EU/EEA nationals staying in Spain more than three months should have the residence certificate Certificado de Registro de Ciudadano de la Unión (also known as Certificado de Registro Comunitario). If you spend more than 183 days here you are also obliged to register with your local municipal registry (Padrón Municipal). Residents (and Spanish property owners) should have the NIE fiscal identification number. Of course, if you meet any of the criteria to be tax resident, you
also should have formally registered with the Spanish tax office and submitted annual income tax and wealth tax (if applicable) returns. Longer-term residents of Spain can take further steps. If you can demonstrate continuous legal residence in Spain for at least five years you can apply for permanent residency. If you can do this for 10 years, Spanish nationality is an option - but you would have to renounce your UK nationality first. There may be other steps you can take to help demonstrate your Spanish residence before the Brexit. Take personalised advice to establish what steps you may still need to take to formalise your residency in Spain. Talk to a financial adviser early on for guidance on how your affairs should be structured to avoid unintended consequences. They can review your tax and estate
planning, pensions and investments to help you set them up in the best way for your life in Spain, pre and post Brexit. The Blevins Franks Residency and Brexit Guide outlines 10 steps to securing residency in Spain in the run up to Brexit. You can download a complimentary copy from www.blevinsfranks.com. Blevins Franks accepts no liability for any loss resulting from any action or inaction or omission as a result of reading this article, which is general in nature and not specific to your circumstances. Summarised information is based upon our understanding of current laws and practices which may change. Individuals should seek personalised advice. Keep up to date on the financial issues that may affect you on the Blevins Franks news page at www.blevinsfranks.com.
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Gun attack by Matt Ford AN ex-drug lord who orchestrated a Breaking Bad-style drugs plot from his luxury Alicante villa has been shot outside a Greater Manchester school in what detectives say was a targeted attack. Neil Strong, 36, is said to be in a serious condition after being wounded in the ‘upper body’ on Harris Drive in Unsworth, Bury. Investigators were alerted to the attempted hit after residents reported hearing gun shots near a local primary school. Mr Strong is believed to have driven himself to Fairfield General Hopital, Bury, in a grey van before officers arrived at the scene. The vehicle reportedly had one punctured tyre and what appeared to be a gunshot hole in the passenger door when it arrived to the hospital car park, where it was later cordoned off by police. Chief Inspector Phil Spurgeon, of Greater Manchester
Police’s Bury Borough, said: “Our investigation remains in its early stages but I can confirm that from the information we have we are treating this as a targeted attack, and there is not believed to be any wider threat to the community.” Mr Strong was in 2014 jailed with three others as the leader of a gang setting up a drugs factory in a detached house in nearby Radcliffe. His associates Damian Vose, 38, from Radcliffe, was handed a 32-month jail term while Paul Cuthbert, 45, from Bury, and Daniel Pinder, 33, from Manchester, each received 30month sentences. The cartel was caught redhanded in the wake of a National Crime Agency (NCA) covert surveillance operation while plotting to make €1.8 millionworth of amphetamines. They bought barrels of chemicals to produce the drugs and the property was raided when Mr Strong flew in from Spain to oversee the process.
Brit critical after plunge A 22-YEAR-OLD British holidaymaker is believed to be in critical condition after plummeting nine metres from an Ibiza apartment. The incident took place at the Pino Verde complex
in Sant Antoni, and the victim is being treated at the Nuestra Señora de Rosario private clinic in Ibiza town, medics said. Initial reports suggest the unnamed young man fell down a stairwell.
‘TARGETED’: Neil Strong and his former Alicante hideout. He tried to escape after vaulting a fence, but was caught after a foot chase. Evidence seized included presses and a vacuum-packing machine, while more presses were unearthed at stables belonging to Mr Strong in Prestwich, before raw chemicals were found at his Alicante villa. Properties and a yacht he owned were also taken possession of during the swoops. A serious crime prevention order was issued in his name following his release from prison in a bid to restrict his
movement and place limits on the number of mobile phones and other devices he was allowed to own. He must also advise the authorities ahead of any trip abroad and is banned from carrying more than £3,000 in cash. An appeal to lift the order was turned down in January 2017, while in 2016 a Land Rover was blown up on the same street where he was shot last Monday.
The El Tossal codes BENIDORM’S Historical Heritage department has installed QR codes on information panels by Roman ruins explaining more about the significance of a site in El Tossal. The codes, which work with mobile phones, bring up information in English, Spanish and Valencian. They are designed to give visitors a feel for life inside a Roman fort dating from the first century BCE.
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Beach horror plunge Brit holidaymaker seriously hurt By Matt Ford A BRITISH holidaymaker is fighting for his life after a horror plunge from a Mallorca sea wall. John Anderson, from Lerwick, Shetland, suffered severe head injuries and hypother m i a wa s se t t i n g in when he was taken to capital Pal m a ’s So n E sp a s es Hospital, leaving him in a “very serious” condition, medics said. The 58-year-old Scot is believ e d t o h a v e l o st h is balance after staying on the high structure to smoke a cigare t t e wh e n h i s w ife Ellen, 59, and friends returned to their accommodation after a night out. He wa s f o u n d o n r o ck s next to El Toro beach near S anta Po n sa , C a l v i a th e next morning after lying injured f o r a r o u n d sev en hours.
CRITICAL CONDITION: John Anderson lay injured on rocks at El Toro beach in Santa Ponsa for seven hours. Investigators said the incident is not being treated as suspicious with evidence pointing to an accident. Mr Anderson is a shore s u p e r i n t e n d e n t w i t h L e rwick Port Authority and his daughter Eilidh, 27, is also o n h o l i d a y w i t h h e r p a rents. A h o s p ita l s o u rce s aid:
“The British tourist remains in inte ns ive c a re a nd his condition is very serious.” A Foreign and Commonw e a lth O ffic e offic ia l added: “Foreign Office staff are assisting a British man following his hospitalisation in Pa lma a nd a re in contact with his family and the Spanish authorities.”
21 - 27 June 2018 MULTIPLE people, inc luding tw o c hildre n, were left injured after a van and car crashed into each other at the entrance to the Finestrat shopping centre. Eme rge nc y s e rvic e s were called out to the roundabout on the centre’s access road following the accident at around 9.30am last Thursday. The reason for the crash remains unknown, according
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to reports. The two injured childr en wer e t aken t o t he Hospi t al Cl i ni ca i n Benidorm following the accident and emergency ser vi ces sai d t hei r i njuries were not serious. The driver of the van was also hurt. Emergency services closed one of the lanes at the roundabout following the crash, causing some delays.
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NEWS EXTRA Married bliss A 50-YEAR-OLD woman was arrested as she tried to smuggle hashish, cocaine and a miniature mobile phone in her underwear when she visited Fontcalent prison for one of the ‘conjugal visits’ allowed to married couples.
‘Weed’ sting GUARDIA CIVIL has dismantled a marihuana ‘startup’ allegedly run by a Dutch murder suspect and arrested 13 members of the drug group in San Vicente del Raspeig, according to investigators.
Tell-tale ILLEGALLY dumping rubbish and household items will carry a fine of up to €3,000 in Finestrat and the town hall promised to protect the anonymity of residents who report fly-tipping incidents.
by Matt Ford A SPANISH cruise descended into a ‘drug-fuelled orgy’ after a ship was filmed for a Channel 4 show, passengers have claimed. Holidaymakers say they snorted cocaine, smoked cannabis and took part in raunchy public displays while aboard Vision of the Seas. Revellers were allegedly able to buy a ‘meal deal’ including €300-worth of cocaine, with one telling UK media: “It was easier to get a bag of coke on board than it was to get a drink. It was mad.” Another party-goer dubbed the weeklong voyage “carnage on a new level of wrongness” and described how group sex broke out on the “lawless” vessel, adding: “I’m surprised no-one died.” One British passenger was held by police after the boat docked in Cannes, France, while another vomited into the swimming pool and others were seen slumped in corridors after passing out. Thirty-seven-year-old Alicia Morris, who was aboard the cruise, said: “It was like a floating episode of Geordie Shore with drugs and escorts and a police raid or two. “The show was being filmed all the time on the boat, with cameras everywhere.” Travel firm Anchored Cruises - which runs floating festivals aiming to combine party vibes with luxury - reportedly chartered the liner from operator Royal
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DIRTY SEA-CRETS: Revellers on board an Anchored Cruises liner. Caribbean, with the mayhem filmed for new five-part reality series Shipmates. The voyage with up to 2,500 passengers started in Barcelona before taking in Cannes, Ibiza, Palma de Mallorca and returning to the Catalan capital. As part of the show, two teams of five people in their 20’s participated in a series of challenges before others on board voted for the winners. Channel 4 producers have insisted the cruise would be “the most Instagrammed
event this year.” But passengers alleged that drugs and excessive drinking were rife. One said: “Sometimes you didn’t know if you were on a cruise or in the middle of some drug-fuelled orgy.” And another added: “It was a far cry from the glamorous party cruise it’s advertised to be. It was carnage.” Others revealed that “people were smoking weed,” and “there were big white double beds around the pool too
and I saw people all over each other on them.” A reveller who paid €1,600 for the all-inclusive experience described the experience as “really, really disgusting.” A man who abandoned ship in Ibiza said: “I will never ever again go on such a trashy trip. The crowd was very Geordie Shore. Utter rip off. “I know of drug dealers making an absolute killing and running out as the demand was so high. We left after three days as it was a joke.” Those involved in the show have not been accused of anything illegal. Channel 4 said in a statement: “We cannot comment on the behaviour of other passengers.” Anchored Cruises failed to respond to a comment request.
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21 - 27 June 2018 by Staff Reporter THIS is the hair-raising moment that an eight-foot shark terrified sun-seekers on a Spanish beach. The appearance of the giant predator sparked panic as tourists screamed “it’s coming” while lifeguards hoisted red flags to stop people swimming at Arenal d’en Castell in Es Mercadal, Menorca. Believed to be a blue shark, the fish stayed in the area for several hours before returning to deeper water. Bathers were not allowed to enter the water for the rest of the afternoon. In the video footage, one beachgoer is heard to say in English: “It’s coming. Oh my God, I think it’s dead.” A woman then replies “No, it’s not dead,” as others shriek in the background, be fore a dding: “ Eve ry time we go to the beach something happens.” D oz e ns of thos e ga the re d a t the shoreline of the sandy strip - half an
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JAW BLIMEY: Bathers were horrified.
hour from island capital Mahon and popular with British holidaymakers recorded the animal on their mobile phones. Town mayor Francesa Ametller said it had not behaved aggressively and said the decision to clear the water was only a precaution. The blue shark rarely bites humans, but does occasi onal l y appr oach Mediterranean shores. An i ndi vi dual was l ast sum m er pulled onto a beach in Mallorca after sending hundreds of horrified bathers running out of the sea, while in May this year a sighting in Fuengirola triggered pandemonium and a police hunt on the Costa del Sol.
Man dies in road rage stabbing A 31-YEAR-OLD from Villajoyosa died five days after he was stabbed in a road rage incident. Accompanied by his girlfriend he was heading for Ali-
cante on the A-7 when he overtook another car near Picassent. The other driver took exception and after a series of sudden bursts of speed and swerves, he wound down his window and
shouted, “Stop at the petrol station! Stop at the petrol station!” Daniel stopped at a filling station outside Benifaio (Valencia), arriving first and CCTV cameras show the other driver stopping shortly afterwards. Walking towards his victim, he stopped a few centimetres away and as both men argued, tried to stab Daniel but missed. The second time the knife pierced his victim’s left side, reaching his heart, and the attacker turned and fled in his car. Daniel returned to his own
vehicle unaware that he was wounded until he saw blood on his t-shirt. “Cari, they’ve stabbed me!” he exclaimed to his girlfriend before losing consciousness. He was taken in a Local Police patrol car to the health centre in Benifaio and from there to La Fe hospital in Valencia City, where he died five days later. His attacker, who had an extensive police record and served several prison terms, was arrested 90 minutes after the stabbing and is now remanded in custody.
Is it the end of the road for QROPS? By Sam Kelly, Managing Partner, Chorus Financial. after March 9th 2017.
QROPS, or Qualifying Recognised Overseas Pension Schemes, are a type of overseas pension that have been a popular option over the last 10 years with British expats, so why are Chorus not recommending them as the default option to our clients? QROPS used to offer several benefits over UK based pensions as a transfer option if you lived abroad, but recent changes in legislation have equalised the benefits of transferring to a UK based pension, rather than a QROPS. In addition, HMRC have introduced new legislation that could lead to a potential tax charge of 25% for new QROPS applications received
There does remain significant benefits with a QROPS for clients approaching the lifetime allowance (currently £1 million), but for the majority of people out here in Spain, there is often a better alternative. So, what is the alternative? At Chorus, we recommend you consider a UK based pension called a SIPP. A SIPP offers all the main benefits of a QROPS – flexible access from 55, passing on more to your loved
ones, consolidating multiple pensions into one plan – but benefit from lower fees and the protection offered by UK FCA regulations coupled with the Financial Services Compensation Scheme, neither of which are available with a QROPS. This can lead to substantially reduced annual costs, often saving clients thousands of pounds a year, and leading to superior growth of your pension funds. It is worth bearing in mind that many financial advisors in Spain do not have the correct licences or regulations required to recommend a SIPP, so may only use QROPS, even if it is not necessarily the best option for you. We would always
recommend getting a second opinion and work with UK regulated pension experts to ensure you receive the best advice. Chorus are currently offering to review your existing QROPS or potential pension transfer so that we can demonstrate where you could save money, and increase the security of your pension. It may be beneficial to move an existing QROPS to a SIPP, or to reconsider a QROPS application, and set up a SIPP instead. The very least you should do before signing QROPS paperwork, is get a second opinion. Clients are already telling us that they are happy knowing their pensions are being managed in the UK, rather than overseas where they are not familiar with what financial protection and regulation may or may not be in place. If you are considering a new pension transfer or have an existing QROPS please call me on 664 398 702 or email s.kelly@chorusfinancial.es
and I will be happy to review your options for free and without obligation.
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Easing the burn ALE OF A TIME: Ana. Ana Belem Martin Carrasco, 43, hairdresser from Fuengirola “The best thing to do is to grab a beer, find a chair with shade in one of the beach-side chiringuitos (beach bars) and relax. Summer is here to be enjoyed but you do need to look after yourself in the sun. You need to keep hydrated, and a beer will do the trick for that!” Manuel Lopez Alcantara, 39, from Malaga, works renting sun beds on the Costa del Sol “I put cream on every two to three hours and in the peak sunlight hours I seek out
WITH temperatures soaring across Spain, increasingly hot and sunny days tend to mean one thing for beachgoers - sunburn. But what do holidaymakers and residents do to protect themselves from red faces triggered by harmful UV rays? shade. When it gets really hot, I strip down to my swim shorts and shower myself down with one of the hoses. It’s refreshing but won’t stop you getting burnt.” Lorena Gonzales Dominguez, 22, from Fuengirola “I apply factor 50 sun cream to protect myself from the rays, despite being Spanish and having darkish skin. My strategy is to avoid the sun when it is highest in the sky, between a r o u n d 12pm and just after 5pm. I drink lots of
HOSE ABOUT THAT: Manuel.
water and juice to keep hydrated and wear my sunglasses most of the time, apart from when I go for a dip, of course. So, if you are looking to tan you can either take a salty dip, which makes you burn quicker, or put a lower factor sun cream on.” Benjamin Exposito, 42, from Cataluña with roots in Jaen “I am quite used to being exposed to the sun because I love cycling, swimming and running. I put a lot of cream on my nose and below my eyes, but never on my forehead because when I sweat, the salty cream droplets enter my eyes. The worst
SMOOTHIE OPERATOR: Lorena.
memory of sunburn is of my grandmother, who was used to covering up in the sun. But one year she left only her feet exposed while sunbathing on the terrace and came out with blisters the size of tennis balls. I don’t think her feet had ever seen a ray of sun.” Madelen Mikalsen and Morten Hansen, both 24, on holiday from Oslo, Norway
HEADACHE: Benjamin.
Madelen: “My personal favourite is the straw hat. Big ones are best because they give enough shade for my face and my book.” Morten: “If the sun is especially powerful, nothing beats putting a layer of clothing on.” Daniel Moyano Sanchez, 24, from Fuengirola “As you can see I have several tattoos which I cover with a special factor 50 cream. If they
TAT’S THE WAY TO DO IT: Daniel. were directly exposed to the sun, the colour would wear away more quickly and the black would turn a bluey-green colour. On the rest of my body I use a factor 15. I wasn’t always so strict but after getting burnt a few times when I was younger, I’m more careful now. It has become a routine, just like brushing your teeth.”
RED ALERT: Madelen and Morten.
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by Matt Ford A BRITISH drugs kingpin who built a €1.4 million Costa del Sol mansion has been jailed for 32 years. James Mulvey ‘lived like a ghost’ for seven years after he fled the UK over his role in a €77 million smuggling ring. The 42-year-old from Solihull in the West Midlands used fake names and remained on the move, checking into hotels and paying in cash, sometimes via third parties. He also used mobile phones dubbed ‘burners,’ which he quickly dumped to avoid being traced. Birmingham Crown Court heard how the haulage boss lived a lavish lifestyle, raking in up to €85,000 per week and constructing a villa in Marbella with
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‘BOSS’ BUSTED: James Mulvey was held in Kaunas, Lithuania by a SWAT-style unit. indoor and outdoor swimming pools plus a cinema. The father-of-five drove luxury cars including Land Rovers and Mercedes and wore Rolex
watches while living in five-star hotels, also living in Brazil, Portugal and the Netherlands. At one point he was overheard bragging to a girlfriend: “Listen,
no one can control me baby, even me dad and mum will tell ya I’m f***ing nuts.” But the ‘untouchable’ crime lord was eventually tracked down after a covert surveillance operation saw armed police raid his hideout in Lithuania last year. He was cuffed in his underpants at gunpoint and extradited to the UK, and has now been convicted of four conspiracy charges after acting as the ‘linchpin’ of the international plot. Prosecutors added that Mulvey developed a €1,100 per week cocaine habit and set up
bogus haulage businesses to import ‘industrial scale’ quantities of drugs from Europe to Britain and Ireland in 2006 and 2007. He fled to Spain when 22kg of cocaine and 392kg of cannabis hidden in metal rollers and worth an estimated €45 million was intercepted in Belgium 11 years ago. But his children continued to attend private schools in Worcestershire and Somerset. Judge Mark Wall QC said a probe had revealed 14 previous trips connected to his cabal, during which it is believed that up to
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5.5 tonnes of cannabis and 300kg of cocaine entered the UK. He later transported the narcotics in mini Harley Davidson motorcycles and inflatable sea scooters. Addressing Mulvey he said: “I treat it as a representative load for the purposes of estimating the total quantity of drugs traded as a result of this conspiracy. “On the evidence presented to me at trial I conclude that the wholesale value of these drugs would have been in the region of at least £17m wholesale and £42m retail for the cocaine, and £60m retail for the cannabis.” The accused smiled at family members as the verdict was read out, as the judge continued: “You were involved in the large-scale importation of these drugs into this country from continental Europe and its onward transportation to Ireland where doubtless it was to be sold at a great profit. “You gave evidence that you yourself have taken cocaine for many years. “You would have been acutely aware of the misery and ruined lives that this drug brings in its wake.” The National Crime Agency (NCA) said in a statement released in the wake of Mulvey’s arrest that he was traced despite changing his mobile phone on a daily basis and using unregistered SIM cards. Investigators also obtained recordings of him speaking about the murder of his Irish cousin Gerard ‘Hatchet’ Kavanagh, who in 2014 was shot dead on the Costa Del Sol. In one he was heard to say: “When we first started there was four bosses, me, Glasses, him [Kavanagh], who’s just got shot dead, and another kid.” He also spoke of how he feared assassination, saying: “The life I lead, you never know what can happen. I do what I do, people try to kill me.” After the 10-week trial, NCA regional head Andy Quinn said: “Mr Mulvey would classify him-
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FOR many years there have been periodic spills of discoloured and foul-smelling wastewater at the Monte Pego sewage plant. These have been ignored or downplayed, the Asociacion de Vecinos de la Montaña de Pego (AVMP) residents’ association recently told the Euro Weekly News. The latest leak started last December, spilling millions of litres of presumably toxic wastewater into the environment. This is flowing towards nearby waterways and could eventually reach the Pego-Oliva marsh which is a national park and nature reserve. The growing concerns of Monte Pego residents and repeated requests for a thorough investigation from the AVMP finally led to a comprehensive analysis of the spills at the end of March. Samples were taken from four locations at the Monte Pego wastewater disposal system, with the understanding that the results would be made available to the AVMP. “In fact the lab results were presented to us by Pego Town Hall officials but without reference values,” said the AVMP president Bernd Miller. “Obviously, without comparison data the results are meaningless and we sincerely hope this omission is not an attempt to withhold undesirable news.” Meanwhile the AVMP obtained separate evaluations of the results from two independent profession-
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WASTEWATER: Spillage at the Monte Pego waste treatment plant. al sources who confirmed that all the analysed substances were up to 10 times over European Commission limits. Examination of solid material reflected a significant content of faecal particles, they added. “All these results point towards environmental pollution of major proportions requiring immediate action from the local and regional governments,” Bernd Miller said.
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Balcony death plunge by Staff Reporter TRIBUTES have been paid to an Irish teenager Jack Walsh who died after plummeting from a Santa Ponsa hotel balcony. A triplet with two sisters, the 19-year-old from Askeaton, Co Limerick, had flown to Mallorca to meet friends after finishing his exams. He is thought to have fallen 12 metres while trying to drop from the fifth floor to a balcony below and spent several days on life support at Pal-
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‘OUR HEARTS ARE BROKEN’: Tributes have been pouring in for Jack Walsh (inset). ma’s Son Espases Hospital in the wake of the accident. Parents Tony and Sandra made the decision to switch off machines keeping him alive after sisters Tara and Orla travelled to the island to say goodbye. Sandra later posted on Facebook: ‘Our lives will never be the same, the support we have received as a family has been amazing and is a true reflection of what a wonderful young man Jack
turned out to be. ‘Jack ticked the donor box on his learner licence and it is a comfort knowing people are alive today as a result of Jack’s tragic accident. ‘Thanks to everyone for all the kind words and wishes. Your support is really appreciated at this sad time. ‘Our hearts are broken.’ Jack had been working as an apprentice at an electrical firm and his manager Frank McGovern called him a ‘love-
ly young fella,’ adding that his workmates were ‘very broken up.’ Francis Sheehan, Secretary of Askeaton AFC, described Jack as a ‘key player’ in their youth football sides. “Our thoughts and prayers are with him and his parents, and his sisters,” he added. And one local added: “It is just heartbreaking for the whole community.” Police in Mallorca continue to probe the accident.
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Spy claims probed INVESTIGATORS in Belgium are set to probe claims that Spain may have used agents and GPS technology to track former President of Cataluña Carles Puigdemont. Comite R, Belgium’s intelligence services watchdog, has set the investigation in motion at the request of right-wing Parliament member Peter Buysrogge according to the country’s media. “I want to know whether an intervention of the Spanish intelligence or security services has taken place on our territory,” Buysrogge said. He added he also wanted the probe to establish whether or not any spying took place with the knowledge of his country’s intelligence authorities. Buysrogge is a member of the separatist Flemish Alliance (N-VA) party. He has previously expressed sympathy with Puigdemont’s efforts to lead Catalan out of Spain which culminated in last year’s independence referendum and declaration. Puigdemont fled to Belgium after Spanish authorities charged him with rebellion and corruption over the referendum. He is currently in Germany awaiting a court decision on whether to allow his extradition.
PROBE CALL: Puigdemont fled to Belgium after the independence push.
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Orange alert until the end of summer LA CALA DE VILLAJOYOSA’S Orange zone where drivers pay to park is now in force unt i l t he end of t he summer. This year the locat i on of som e of t he par ki ng spaces has been changed and those that were formerly in Calle Tramuntana have been shi f t ed to the seafront, beside t he open- ai r m ar ket site. “We coul dn’t have the frontline area without an Or ange zone when all the adjoining streets have one,” Traff i c counci l l or Jai m e Ramis maintained.
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Brit died of alcohol poisoning by Staff Reporter A BRITISH holidaymaker died from alcohol poisoning after a Canary Islands pub crawl. NHS pharmacy worker Paula Bishop, 37, was found dead in her hotel room after she accidentally drank too much wine and beer on the first day of her break with husband of 11 years Stuart, an enquiry heard. The couple from Ince-inMakerfield, near Wigan in
Greater Manchester, headed out for the pub crawl in Fuerteventura soon after their arrival. Mrs Bishop drank ‘a few small beers,’ two small glasses of wine and four Irish coffees - around 15 units of alcohol equivalent to seven pints of lager - and died from heart failure triggered by the ‘acute alcohol toxicity.’ Mr Bishop told the court in Bolton that he had no recollection of her being excessively drunk or unsteady on her feet
as she went to bed on October 20 last year. They had booked the trip a month after returning from Cuba and arrived to their accommodation in Spain around 11.15am. Mr Bishop said in a statement: “For the remainder of the day, afternoon and evening she was fine, she had a sleep in the afternoon, had something to eat at tea time and was sending pictures to family on her phone and was in touch with loved ones. “This was a perfect start to what we anticipated would be a perfect holiday. She had a few small beers, two small glasses of wine, and three or four Irish coffees - between 10-15 units. “We went to bed between 10 and 11 and crashed out. I was tired and hadn’t had a sleep in the day time. My last memory of Paula was going back to the room - nothing out
of the ordinary. “She had poured a couple of glasses of orange juice which is something she would usually do if she was preparing to go to bed. But I woke up sometime after midnight and found Paula lying on the floor propped up against a chest of drawers. I touched her belly and it was cold and then tried to find a pulse. Her legs had changed colour. “I ran down to the reception area straight away and brought up a night time security guard who then alerted paramedics. “When I first looked at her, I thought straight away that she had passed away and my automatic reaction was to get help. I shook her and tried to speak to her but got nothing. Paramedics attended and tried resuscitation but she could not be saved. “Her death came as an enormous shock - she was a wonderful person who was full of
HOLIDAY HORROR: Paula died on the first day of her break with husband Stuart. life and will be greatly missed by her friends and family.” A Spanish toxicologist said that Mrs Bishop had four grammes of alcohol per litre of blood in her system, while Dr Naveen Sharmaat from Whiston Hospital in Liverpool said the level was “fatally toxic.” Recording a verdict of alcohol related death, coroner Tim Brennand added: “Death has arisen because of a single acute overdose of alcohol on a single day on holiday rather than over a long period of time
- and I make clear there is no history of alcohol abuse.” He added: “The real tragedy here is that it may well have been that both she and perhaps her husband and partner in life did not appreciate the amount of alcohol taken. “This is the tragedy of this particular case.”
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NEWS EXTRA Man held in custody A 30-YEAR-OLD man has been arrested on suspicion of beating, kidnapping and raping a woman in a rural area of Xirles and is now being held in custody, according to police.
Fire ready THE Ontinyent volunteer forest campaign got underway yesterday with the launch of a new patrol vehicle which will ‘free up the off-road vehicles for other uses,’ according to town mayor, Jorge Rodriguez.
Stay open AGRES and Alfafara are offering reduced rents, grants and tax breaks to attract young couples with children to both villages to assure the future of the local school and prevent it from closing.
Face off sparks running street brawl by Staff Reporter A MASS brawl broke out outside a Mallorca bar after two holidaymakers squared up to one another. The shocking incident took place in Cala Ratjada after two young tourists started shouting in each other’s faces as a crowd of onlookers gathers round. In video footage shot on a mobile phone one of the men, wearing a white t-shirt, is seen to hit the other in the head, leaving him reeling and clutching his ear. The move sparks a free-forall between two rival groups which spreads down the street, with several of those involved chasing the man who threw the first punch before laying into him. A security guard shouting “hey, hey” chases some of the combatants away but smaller groups are seen launching kicks and punches near a row of shops.
BATTLEFIELD: Scenes from the brawl and (inset) a holidaymaker believed to be British flaunts his naked body in a public fountain. The guard then manages to break one of the fights up as the clip ends. Police said in a statement that there have been no arrests and no reported injuries. It comes after Facebook group Mallorquins Fins Els Ous de Satuación (Mallorcans Fed Up With Saturation), set up to protest against the behav-
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iour of tourists on the island, posted a video showing a beach in capital Palma strewn with rubbish, drinkers and sleeping revellers. And days earlier a video emerged showing four holidaymakers believed to be British bathing naked at a Cala Ratjada public fountain in broad daylight.
BUDGET airline Ryanair has called for tighter restrictions on airport alcohol sales, including a booze ban before 10am. It comes after a flight from Dublin to Ibiza was forced to land in Paris when three members of a ‘drunk’ party of 20 became disruptive and were led off the plane by French police at Beauvais airport. The captain apologised to other passengers, which he said included children, after the groups’ rowdy behaviour sparked a two-hour 40-minute delay, and added that the culprits had been drinking at Dublin airport. Ryanair official Ryan Kiely said afterwards: “We will not tolerate unruly or disruptive behaviour at any time and the safety and comfort of our customers, crew and aircraft is our number one priority. “This is now a matter for local police.” He added: “the incident is exactly why we are calling for significant changes to prohibit
the sale of alcohol at airports, such as a two-drink limit per passenger and no alcohol sales before 10am. “It is incumbent on the airports to introduce these preventative measures to curb excessive drinking and the problems it creates, rather than allowing passengers to drink to excess before their flights.” The airline added: “It’s completely unfair that airports can profit from the unlimited sale of alcohol to passengers and leave the airlines to deal with the safety consequences.” The Irish carrier is now reportedly warning travellers at the start of flights they could be fined more than €2,000 if they drink alcohol bought in duty free on board. Low-cost rival easyJet has also joined the calls to ban duty free alcohol from flights, after three women believed to be erotic dancers earlier this year triggered a mid-air punch-up after downing vodka.
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Brit biker dies
DEATH SMASH: The scene in the wake of the accident.
by Staff Reporter A BRITISH biker has been killed after a headon smash in northern Spain. The victim was reportedly on holiday with a friend when he was involved in the accident in Tineo, Asturias. Named by the initials AJF, he is believed to have been 40 years old and died instantly in the crash on the TI-6 road. He was travelling behind his companion, who was also riding a motorcycle, when he
Better watch out! VILLAJOYOSA hosted a course on dealing with foreign-registered vehicles organised by the SIPOL union, which represents Local Police officers. The course was attended by members of forces from all over Spain, including Madrid, San Vicente, Torrevieja, Elche, Santa Pola and Guardamar. Amongst other things, the three days of talks showed officers how to identify different registration plates so that they will automatically know how many months a vehicle may legally stay in Spain. “Hosting a course like this for officers from so many different parts of the country demonstrates their commitment to continue their training while bringing it up-to-date,” said Villajoyosa’s public safety councillor Jaime Ramos.
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crossed into the oncoming lane. A family car with two adults and three children was travelling in the opposite direction and ploughed into the bike, sending the rider several metres into the air. No-one else was harmed, and a woman who had been sat in the passenger seat later said: “He was totally on our side of the road, by the time we saw him he was already on top of us and he didn’t change direction.” The second motorcyclist arrived back at the scene minutes later to look for the victim.
RUINED windmills are a visual reminder that the Marina Altea was once a wheat-growing area. So too is the local saying Al juny la falc al puny (June, scythe in the hand) referring to the month when the year’s harvest was brought in. The Assoiacio del Mercat del Riurau is recovering the forgotten tradition and last autumn sowed wheat that has now been harvested, organising a fiesta in the RiuRau once used for processing and drying the local grapes for raisins. Association members threshed and winnowed part of the harvested wheat, showing onlookers the Assolacambres, Rojal and Farto varieties that were once grown in the Marina Alta. The association grew and harvested a small, experimental amount of wheat in 2017 and hopes to increase production each year with the ultimate aim of producing its own flour. In order to do this they will first need a mill, but once this has been acquired the associa-
HARVEST: Scything wheat the old way in Jesus Pobre. tion will be able to provide a service for the local farmers who still grow cereal. Wheat growing will also find a use for the abandoned
agricultural land in the area which, ironically is good fertile soil that could still be put to good use, the association said.
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There’s many a slip on Ifach THE Fire Consortium airlifted a 66-year-old German woman to safety after she slipped and sprained her ankle on Ifach. Holidaying with her family, she and her daughters were climbing the 332-metre high limestone outcrop when the accident happened but nobody had a mobile.
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Calpe IFACH: A 332-metre magnet for climbers. As their mother was unable to walk any further, her daughters returned to the Centro de Naturaleza who contacted Calpe’s Local Police. Finally, given the inaccessibility of the terrain, it was decided to send a helicopter which flew the injured woman to the Benidorm fire station where a waiting ambulance transferred her to Villajoyosa hospital.
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Turf war CALPE’S cultural and environmentalist association ACEC criticised the town hall’s decision to asphalt the flowerbeds down the middle of the Avenida de los Ejercitos Españoles before covering them with artificial turf. As well as being visually unattractive, rainwater will no longer be able to drain off during bad weather, the association predicted.
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No shortage of advisers CALPE’S mayor Cesar Sanchez has engaged another two personal advisers, bringing the total to six. The first appointment was for ‘an adviser to the municipal government’ working 37.5 hours a week for a pre-tax annual salary of €32,377. The second adviser who previously worked at the town hall on a SERVEF employment programme works the same number of hours but earns €29,449 a year, pre-tax. Both are on temporary contracts. Sanchez is also president of Alic a n t e ’s P r o v i n c i a l C o u n c i l , t h e Diputacion, and political commentators said that he is already preparing for next year ’s municipal and
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CESAR SANCHEZ: Calpe mayor and president of the Alicante Diputacion.
regional elections. They pointed out that the town hall spent €59,925 on personal advisers last year, but with the two new additions will now spend €190,826. As this year ’s town hall budget allocated €220,825 for personal advisers, there is a possibility that a seventh adviser could be engaged at a future date, municipal sources said. The Socialist opposition party criticised the ‘mystery’ surrounding the appointments. “There is very little information about the work they will be doing and their usefulness to the municipality,” a spokesman commented.
Wartime sub sinking explained DURING the Second World Wa r, t w o R A F a i r c r a f t based in Gibraltar sank a Nazi submarine nine nautical miles (16.6 kilometres) off Ifach. Thirty-six of the U-77’s crew died, two disappeared and nine were picked up by a local fishing boat. Television director Fernando Navarrete has investigated the incident for the last 10 years, twice travelling to Germany to interview survivors and now believes he has enough material for an ambitious documentary reconstructing the U-Boat’s last 24 hours. He has pledged to make the story as real as possible and hopes to clarify unanswered questions in the programme which should air at the end of this year. The Ministry of Defence has cooperated with the
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U-77: Sank off Calpe 74 years ago. project and a Spanish navy ship controlled maritime traffic to ensure the safety of the divers as they filmed new footage of the submarine. The incident fascinated Calpe residents at the time and later, giving rise to rumours that the U-Boat was
loaded with gold ingots that belonged to Rommel or even Hitler. The sinking was hushed up by the Franco regime at the time although a meeting was arranged in 2004 when some of the survivors were able to meet their rescuers once more.
THE Guardia Civil impounded an undisclosed quantity of drugs after searching several different premises in Calpe and Moraira. Officers found drugs in two homes in Calpe’s Calle Limoneros and Calle Maestro Serrano as well as a Smokers’ Club. They also entered an apartment on a Moraira urbanisation but the operation remains open and sources close to the case revealed that the latest raids could be connected to earlier operations. These included closing down two drug-dealing points in Benissa and Denia and the discovery of 400 marihuana plants in Pego.
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ALFAZ Town Hall’s Equality department will be organising a Women’s Empowerment workshop commencing in September. This will be the second edition of the workshop which was very well-received last year, said Equality councillor Genoveva Tent. “It is noticeable the workshop’s obvious success, owing to last year’s acceptation and requests for a repeat,” Tent said during a meeting with Concha Coves and Yolanda Gonzalez who head the workshop.
Official recognition for tree fiesta THE Generalitat recognised Altea’s L’Arbret fiesta as an Asset of Local Relevance (BRL). The celebrations on San Juan’s day (June 24) are part of the Valencian identity, the regional government announced, and giving them BRL status gives them maximum protection. The fiesta that involves carrying a plane tree up to the church and hoisting it upright in the Plaza de la Iglesia is centuries old although historians believe it renacts a pre-Christian solstice ritual bringing good luck, an abundant harvest and many healthy babies. Once common throughout the region, it is now celebrated only in Altea and El Palomar, a small town in the Vall d’Albaida (Valencia) where the tree is put up in May in honour of the Virgen de los Desamparados.
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L’ARBRET: Tree erected in the Plaza de la Iglesia.
ALFAZ Health Department, in collaboration with five local veterinary clinics, announced the start of the annual anti-rabies vaccination campaign for dog, cats and ferrets. This continues until June 30 and Health councillor Marisa Cortes explained that in order to take advantage of the €17 vaccinations, animals should be micro-chipped and documented.
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Local wine A WINEMAKING project by Teulada resident Cristina Rodriguez Vicente, was one of five finalists in Desafia Mujer Rural, a competition for women who have created businesses in non-urban environments. Her project is M de Alejandria, a Muscatel wine made from Alejandria grapes that were planted four years ago in Teulada.
Supporting success THIS week the municipality of Teulada has renewed their agreement with the Association of Young Entrepreneurs in the Alicante province (JOVEMPA). They will continue to promote entrepreneurial spirit and support the growth, consolidation and development of business owvers. During presentation of the new event ‘Start-Up Day: Connect and Venture,’ which will take place at the TeuladaMoraira Auditorium on September 29, the municipality and JOVEMPA reaffirmed their commitment to work together.
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Scho THE Teulada-Moraira Lions were very pleased to support one of the local schools with a recent donation of €4,500. This money will be used to enable Mary Magdalena School in Benitachell to install and equip a new library for the pupils. Lion President, Brian Clarke, stated that this was a great project for the Lions to be involved with and has already proved to be a great asset to the students and teachers. Funding was also presented by the Lions to provide some new permanent tables and
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Spa bar SOCIALIST opposition councillors at Teulada Town Hall oppose plans to build a five-star hotel and spa on non-building land. They complained to the regional government that the project infringes regulations stipulating that the hotel should be at least five kilometres distant from any unbuilt land zoned for this type of development.
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A NEW PAGE: Lions club members with School Director Maria Yose Lopez Peral and local politicians. benches for the children to dine ‘al fresco’ during their breaks and at lunch time.
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U3A First Aid Course FIFTEEN members of Moraira-Teulada U3A recently attended a First Aid Course at Sol Park Tennis, Moraira. The course was organised by Buster Smith, the Managing Director of EFR Training in the UK, Spain and Europe. This basic life support course deals with heart related life-threatening emergencies in adults, children and infants. The group received instruction of CPR (Cardio Pulmonary Resuscitation), AED use (Automated External Defibrillator) and choking.
The course taught the critical basics and was very interesting, fun and hands on. Following the theoretical information, the group were then able to re-enact the principles involved. This four-hour course was invaluable and made the U3A members more confident in the event of encountering an emergency situation. Following the course, everyone received a First Aid Certificate, which is valid for two years, together with a full colour instruction manual.
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Park and ride VEHICLES will once again be barred from parking this summer in Calle Pic Tort, which leads to Javea’s Granadella beach. This will be closed from July 1 onwards but instead of last year’s bus service, the tourist train will take beachgoers down to Granadella, bringing an important reduction in polluting gases.
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End of an era is a dry affair! THE latest meeting of Javea U3A’s History Group was a truly historic occasion. It was the final presentation by long-term leader Peter Atkinson before he hands over the reins to new leaders Angela Chantry and Tony Dearie. Peter has led the group for the last seven years after taking over from founder member Sally Wells. Peter’s talk which was given at the Casa de la Cultura in Javea Old was entitled ‘Prohibition, 1920-1933: The Law of Unintended Consequences in Action.’ The talk gave an account of the 14-year ban on the production and consumption of liquor in the USA. The meeting finished with a presentation of a
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OVER AND OUT: Peter Atkinson (centre) with incoming leaders Angela and Tony. special farewell gift from incoming leaders Angela and Tony.
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Open day ENVIRONMENT authorities with Elda’s council held an open day in the municipal ecological gardens last Sunday which featured a workshop aimed at those who wanted to create green spaces on balconies and terraces.
Safe passage THE Generalitat’s Environment department has begun to remove electricity posts from the Pego-Oliva marsh to halt the number of resident and migratory birds electrocuted there each year.
by Staff Reporter A YOUNG fire-breather has been hospitalised after setting herself ablaze during a performance in northern Spain. The woman was on stage at the Evolution Macro Show in Pradejon, La Rioja, when the dramatic incident unfolded. Video footage posted online shows her performing for revellers as she draws a flaming torch to her lips and blows fire into the air. But the flames seem to catch her chin before engulfing her entire head. She is then seen leaping from the high platform as a fire breaks out on the stage as some members of the audience scream in horror, while others seem to think it is part
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SHOW DRAMA: The performer has been hospitalised. of her routine. The victim was taken to the Miguel Servet Hospital in
Zaragoza after suffering serious burns to her face, arms and hands.
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Make an effort and ‘parlem Valencia’ BENISSA residents attended the end-of-course celebrations for the students who completed the town hall’s Valenciano for Foreigners course. Pupils of all nationalities who received their Grade A1 and B1 certificates described how wanting to integrate and learn the local language motivated them into signing up for the free Valenciano course. Proficiency in Valenciano helps to participate fully in local life, they said, as they encouraged others to follow
their lead even though it can be more difficult to learn another language as an adult. “Now that we have reached Level B1, which means that we can understand and even speak a little Valenciano, we feel more integrated in the town’s society and culture,” one of the pupils said. “We’d recommend all foreign residents living here to sign up for the courses and take advantage of living in a bilingual region.”
Buskers beset by bureaucracy ISABEL GARCIA and Igor Kalchenko have lost the Elda pitch where they sang twice weekly for four years. Cordoba-born Isabel sang and her Russian husband accompanied her on a small electric organ at the openair market held in the Concordia park on Saturday and Tuesday mornings.
The couple live in Novelda and the town hall has told them that if they want to busk in Elda they must be registered on the town Padron. They must also take out third party insurance, register with Social Security as self-employed and make performing rights payments for the 120 songs in Isabel’s repertoire. Both Isabel and Igor are out of work and their un-
employment pay dried up some time ago. They make between €5 and €15 a day busking and although they have paid for an insurance policy they cannot meet the monthly self-employed quota or music royalties. Petrer is the only market where they can still perform but the couple, who are both nearly 60 are adamant that they hope to carry on.
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NEWS EXTRA Prefabs back CENTRE-RIGHT Popular Party councillor Mari Carmen de España has criticised Education Minister Vicent Marza for plans to build prefabricated classrooms for 100 La Almadraba school students despite saying “he would eradicate them.”
Tinder clear FORESTRY students are clearing 35,000 square metres of ravines, ditches and green areas in La Nucia to prevent forest fires, collecting 10,000 kilograms of rubbish along the way, media reports.
Brick down PUBLIC workers have started to demolish a building on Dos de Mayo street built in the 30’s, part of which fell onto the pavement in 2017, according to Elda City Council.
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Strikes a blow Ryanair boss predicts ‘bad summer’ by Jay Emeny RYA N A IR ’S M ic ha e l O’Leary has called for “urgent” actions against French a ir traffic co n tro l s trike s that could cause chaos this summer. T h e lo w -c o s t airline ’s C E O s a y s th o u s a n d s of flights will be disrupted, esp ec ia lly d u rin g th e p e a k months of July and August, unless the staffing crisis is addressed. O’Leary said “yet again this weekend, French ATC will strike on Saturday and Sunday leading to hundreds of flights being cancelled, d is ru p tin g th e h o lida y plans of thousands of passengers. “ M a n y o f th e s e flig hts don’t even touch France, yet they will be disruptive because French ATC requires a irlin es to ca n ce l o ve rflights while they protect French domestic routes.
PLANE AND SIMPLE: O’Leary said strikes will cause chaos for millions of passengers. “Europe’s airlines are also suffering thousands of ATC delays/cancellations because of staff shortages especially in German and UK ATC providers. “Europe’s ATC providers are approaching the point of meltdown with hundreds of flights being cancelled daily, s imply be c a us e the y don’t have enough staff to deal with them.”
Rya na ir ha d to c a nc e l 1,000 flights last month, as oppos e d to jus t 43 tha t it cancelled in May 2017. The airline claims more than 117,000 flights were delayed in May and June, with 61 per cent due to the French air traffic control strikes. They have been striking ove r pa y fre e z e s a nd changes to sick pay.
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Preparing for fire and flood PINAR DE GARAITA IX employment workshop pupils have cleared 35,000 square metres of La Nucia land and gullies since April. The work is doubly important as clearing the gullies reduces the risk of forest fire in the summer and flooding when the autumn rains arrive. The workshop pupils have cleared and cleaned still-dry watercourses, roadside verges and open spaces. They also removed vegetation and dead trees from La Nucia’s urbanisations, the zone adjoining the sports complex and rural areas on the outskirts of town. They took away 10,000 pieces of rubbish including unwanted furniture and household appliances that
were taken to the Ecopark. Vegetation, prunings and dead trees were shredded and have been returned to areas at risk of erosion. The Pinar de Garaita employment workshop, which is giving 10 pupils a year ’s training in forestry and another 10 in gardening, began last December and has a budget of €560,740. “The pupils have been carrying out a very important fire-prevention assignment,” said La Nucia’s mayor Bernabe Cano, who congratulated them on their work. “They have also removed household items that some people unfortunately continue to dump, despite a free door-to-door collection service.”
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Contesting and challenging a Spanish language will signed by a foreign non-Spanish speaker that was not translated DEAR Lawyer, Shortly before his death my father changed his Spanish will, making a new one whereby he left his entire estate to the person who looked after him. We are of the opinion that my father did not intend for this to be done and that he may have been forced into creating the new will. My father did not speak Spanish so is it possible to contest the Spanish will if it is written only in Spanish and if nobody translated it? Thanks for your help. Dear Reader, Thank you for your inquiry. In principle we must say that if the will which you refer to that was signed in Spain, if made before a Spanish public notary, by a foreigner (expatriate), in this case, your father, the Spanish law establishes some requirements that must be taken into account, regarding the language of the document, and the need of the notary to make sure that the testator understands the document that he is signing and its content.
Carlos Baos We can help you. Thus with regards to the language of the testament, article 684 of the Spanish Civil Code says: “When the testator presents his will in a language that the Notary does not know, the presence of an interpreter, chosen by him, will be required, so that there will be a full translation of the testamentary disposition to the official language used by the Notary in the place of execution. The instrument will be written in both languages indicating which has been used by the testator.” Similarly, the notarial regulation, in its article 150 states: “In the case of foreigners who do not understand the Spanish language, the Notary will sanction the public instrument provided that he/she knows the language of the foreigner, and
confirms in the document that he or she has verbally translated its content and that it is faithfully reflected in the public instrument. “The document may also be produced in a double column in both languages, if so requested by the foreign grantor. “When one or any of the grantors do not have sufficient knowledge of the language in which the public instrument was worded, and the Notary cannot communicate its content, the intervention of an interpreter will be required, who will be a person designated for that purpose by the grantor who does not know the language, ... “ In light of the above, we can say that it seems that Article 684 of the Civil Code, requires in the case of Wills, that the Will should be drafted in double column, in the Spanish language and in the language used by the testator. On the other hand, article 150 of the notarial regulation, which is not specific to wills, but deals
with notarial instruments (documents) in general, indicates that if the notary speaks the language of the grantor he / she will be able to translate it verbally, but it must be stated on the document that the verbal translation has been made by the notary. It also contemplates the possibility of producing the document in a double column (two languages), or the use of a translator or interpreter. If in the case that you indicate, your father did not speak Spanish, and there is no evidence in the will that the notary had translated it into the testator’s language, there does not appear to be evidence of the use of an interpreter or translator and it is not written in a double column, we understand that you can challenge and contest the validity of the will, as it does not comply with the aforementioned legislation. The information provided in this article is not intended to be legal advice, but merely conveys general information related to legal issues.
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THE BED SPECIALISTS Photo credit: Javea Freemasons
TOP NOTCH: Members at the event enjoying the tasty tapas.
Freemason donation THE Javea local Masons Lodge recently held a summer party and BBQ to raise money for the Children’s Home in Denia. The event was held at the Casa de la Pizza restaurant in Costa Nova and more than 70 Masons and guests were in attendance. Entertainment was provided by popular local entertainer, Irish Des, who sang and played songs to suit all tastes. By the afternoon, guests were dancing to his excellent music. There was also a quiz held on the day with the winners receiving a half case of cava. A charity raffle was held which raised €420. This money, in addition to other money raised on the day, will be donated to Denia Children’s Home. In addition to this, the Javea Lodge, the Provincial Grand Lodge of Valencia and the Marina Alta Lodge recently made a donation
of €2,500 to the Raquel Paya special needs school in Denia. This school has a catering programme especially designed to give vocational training to students with special needs who are aged between 21 and 24 years old. This is to prepare them for life in the outside world. The donation went towards purchasing a fridge and other kitchen items for the catering department. The students invited representatives from the lodges to try some tapas they had prepared whilst Miguel Ivars (the head master) took some time to answer questions. Members of the lodge were humbled to visit the school and had their eyes opened to the wonderful job carried out by the staff there. For more information about the Freemasons, please contact William Turney on pren sa@glpvalencia.com.
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MUSIC UNLIMITED recently performed their concert Viva La Musica at the Ermita del Popul Church in Javea. Under the direction of their founder, Joanna Baldwin, the choir presented an eclectic mix of musical styles covering seven centuries of choral compositions. Although most of the items were sung a cappella, two pieces were accompanied brilliantly on the organ by Nick Hale: the beautiful Lux Aeterna set to Elgar’s Nimrod, and S S Wesley’s dramatic anthem
Heavenly harmonies Blessed be the God and Father. In the second half of the programme, Gordon Lawson accompanied the choir in his own lovely arrangement of the traditional Irish
song The Lark in the clear air. After the concert everyone enjoyed an al fresco reception of cava and canapes. The concert and reception raised a heavenly €715 which will support the work of the Costa Blanca Anglican Chaplaincy. For more information on Music Unlimited please email magiadelamusica@gmail.com. For more information about the chaplaincy, please visit www.costablanca-anglicanchap laincy.org.
Dogs, cats and kittens ARC is seeking to rehouse this little lady who was found wandering the streets of Jalon. Blanca will need a home with a secure garden. She is about 12 months old and has a sweet temperament. The charity is also seeking to find a home for a gorgeous nine-week-old kitten. Mabel is playful and affectionate. There are many other dogs, cats and kittens also needing homes. ARC charges no adoption fee but all food and financial donations are greatly appreciated. These can be left at ARC’s charity shop on Carrer Valencia 1 between 10am and 1.30pm Monday to Saturday. For more information, call Sally on 625 985 689 or Jayne on 649 310 285 or email jalonvalle yarc14@yahoo.co.uk. You can check out the Facebook page (Jalon Valley ARC).
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WHITE BEAUTY: Could you give this dog her forever home?
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Rule Britannia VALLEY VOICES recently entertained over 100 people as they picnicked in the Lavender Gardens in Jalon to celebrate the Queen’s birthday. They performed a variety of patriotic songs including Singing in the Rain and Britannia. Valley Voices would like to thank the Black Apple in Jalon, Casa Solar in Albir and Victoria’s restaurant in Parcent for donating the prizes. Proceeds from the day went to the children of El Preventorio in Gandia. The choir are always looki ng f or new m em ber s and wi l l r ecom m ence t hei r r ehear sal s on Monday August 27 at 4pm i n Al calali’s Centro Civico. Their next ‘cava, cake and song’ concert will be held at the Citrus Bar i n Or ba on Sunday Sept em ber 9 from 4.30pm. Advance tickets cost €8 and can be bought from the Citrus Bar, by contacting Jennie on 966 480 062 or by emailing valleyvoiceschoircb@gmail.com.
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PEPA is looking for a volunteer to pick up some items from Valencia and drop them off at the charity shop in La Font d’En Carros. If you can help, please contact Rosemary on lewisin spain @hotmail.com.
BBQ CHUMS (Friends of Charity) will be holding an American Independence Day BBQ on July 4 from 12 noon at the Peppermill in Benidorm. There will be stalls, raffles, a tombola and music. All proceeds go to local food banks.
Photo comp JALON VALLEY HELP are holding a photographic competition of Jalon Valley, Orba or Val de Laguar to be used in their 2019 calendar, first prize is €100. For information email jvhevents@gmail.com. Closing date July 6.
PINK LADIES: Petra and Nigella (also known as Peter Emmett and Nigel Webb).
Jaguars and pigs by Sandra Brook MEMBERS of the Jaguar Enthusiast Club Costa Blanca recently enjoyed a hog roast lunch while attending a meeting in Redovan for the inauguration of the registered office of the JEC club (Classicos Legendarios SL). There was live music and food on the day along with a raffle with great prizes. If you are a Jaguar owner and would like to join the club, please contact Mr Michael Brook the president of JEC-Costa Blanca at mikebike jec@gmail.com or 640 866 711.
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Pink Lady Day fundraiser THERE will be a Pink Lady fundraising day being held at the Vu Salon in Javea on July 9. This offers a golden opportunity for ladies to pamper themselves and at the same time support the work of APROP (Pego Animal Refuge). Fifty per cent of all revenue from appointments between 1pm and 6pm on the day will be donated to APROP. The Pink Lady fundraising day will also include a raffle with great prizes including a pink smartphone, a themed pink flamingo terrace area as well pink cava and pink cupcakes for clients to enjoy. There will also be two new assistants (pictured) on hand on the day. You are more than welcome to join in the fun on the day without an appointment but if you would like to make an appointment and support the charity call Kelly on 965 796 988 or email info@vusa lonjavea.com.
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WELL RECEIVED: Gary handing over the €1,000 donation to Pamela from AECC.
Milestone reached GIVING4GIVING recently donated €1,000 to Pamela Dawson Tasker from the AECC cancer charity. This donation brings the total that Giving4Giving has donated during the previous five years over the €100,000 mark. Giving4Giving would like to thank all their wonderful volunteers as without them this would not have been possible. They would also like to thank all their customers and the generous people who donate. The charity will continue to support other local charities and hopes you will support them through continuing to make donations. They also always need volunteers to join their team. For information, or to enquire about furniture collections, please call Gary on 603 137 697.
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Flight move
Power hike
AN airline operating out of Denmark and other Scandinavian countries has said it will move its Hong Kong route from Stockholm to Copenhagen starting this year, with Scandinavian Airlines adding the change would offer timetable improvements.
EN ERGY pr i ces i n Nor way ha ve r i sen t o ar ound €45 pe r m egawat t hour, doubl e last year ’s rate, after a warmer tha n usual spr i ng m el t ed snows and depleted reservoirs a c c ordi ng t o power r egul at or NVE.
Bag tactics A DANISH supermarket has said it plans to introduce a refundable charge policy on plastic bags in an effort to combat waste, with the system already trialled in stores on the island of Funen.
Green light FIVE Danish political parties have said they are in favour of decriminalising the sale of marihuana and added prohibiting
Carbon cash NEW ROUTE: Hong Kong flights will now leave from Copenhagen. the drug was wasting police resources following a crackdown on traders in Copenhagen’s Christiania district.
s igne d up to a gove rnme nt a ppre ntic e s hip s c he me s inc e it w a s la unc he d in 2016, w ith the ba s ic inte gra tion education programme providing s hort te rm w ork for up to tw o years.
Job stats AROUND 1,500 refugees have
CHANCELLOR Angela Merkel faced a rebellion from her coalition
SOCIAL MEDIA users have criticised the Philippines government after it referred to Norway as ‘Norwegia’ in a Facebook post about outgoing Norwegian ambassador to the country Erik Forner being awarded the Order of Sikatuna by President Rody Duterte.
Trade dispute THE government of Norway has filed a complaint with the World Trade Organisation over United States President Donald Trump’s plans to slap a 10 per cent tariff on aluminium imported to the country.
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Power talks
LAWMAKERS i n Ol so have passed a revised budget which inc ludes som e €29.5 m i l l i on fundi ng f or car bon capt ur e and storage projects after the opposition Christian Democrat party lent its support to the proposals.
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G ERMANY A 12-YEAR-OLD German boy was left having to pay some €12,000 in roaming fees for using his mobile phone on a cruise ship bound for Oslo in Norway, with the European Union’s roaming charge ban not enforced at sea.
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partners in parliament over her policy on migrants coming into the country, with late-night talks held following a suspended session of the legislature to resolve the issue.
Drones bought THE German military has agreed to lease Israeli missile-armed reconnaissance drones in a nine-year deal worth some €500 million, with aero-
space firm Airbus signing the deal on behalf of the Defence Ministry for the Heron TP unmanned aircraft.
Growth stats THE Central Bank of Germany has said economic growth is not likely to be as strong this year as it was in 2017, with the 2.5 per cent GDP rise forecast last December revised down to 2 per cent.
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Land grab
Man hunt
GOOGLE’S parent company has bought 70 hectares of land in the Noord-Holland region while it studies plans to build new data centres across Europe, with a spokesperson saying they wanted to keep options for expansion open.
UPPSALA police were tracing a man suspected of running over a boy in a car park and kidnapping him, with the child reappearing around an hour after the incident, but the man remaining at large.
Jail decision
Turned down
AUTHORITIES in the United States are set to decide if a Dutch man serving a 56-year sentence there for murdering his wife and daughter should be freed after new evidence emerged suggesting a key witness was bribed.
THE United Nation’s Security Council refused to adopt a proposal from Sweden which would have seen the body call for a cease fire in and around the Yemen port of Hodeida to hold rebel withdrawal talks.
Two missing
Man charged
TWO workers at a Dutch nursery in Guatemala have been missing for several days following the Fuego volcano eruption, with a spokesperson for the Dummen Oange centre telling media they fear the worst for the women.
A MAN has been charged in connection with sexual harassment claims made against members of the Swedish Academy, who award the Nobel Prize, with Jean-Claude Arnault denying those allegations and others.
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Attacks rise
THE right wing Party for Freedom (PVV) has been given the go-ahead to hold a Prophet Muhammad cartoon contest, with leader Geert Wilders confirming the NCTV counter terrorism agency had given them the green light.
MOSQUES in Sweden were attacked a record 38 times in 2017, with Home Affairs Minister Morgan Johansson describing the figures as “terrible” and adding the rise of the far-right in the country was a factor.
A 72-YEAR-OLD British man has been shot down outside his home in the village of Edon, Charente, with an 85-year-old and his 48year-old son arrested and remanded in custody in connection with the killing.
No butts TOBACCO companies are set to be forced to encourage smokers to bin cigarette butts responsibly unless they take voluntary action within three months, government sources said.
Poor talk PRESIDENT Emmanuel Macron has faced criticism after saying the country spends a “crazy amount of dough” on welfare in a video posted on social media, with opponents claiming he has a problem with those in poverty.
Laid to rest THE body of celebrity chef Anthony Bourdain has been cremated in France six days after he took his own life in the country while filming a series for US TV in the capital Paris.
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Migrant talks B ELGI UM’ S Mi gr at i on and Asylum minister Theo Francken ha s m et wi t h t he Georgi an M ini st er of I nt er nal Aff ai r s G iorgi Gakhar i a t o di scuss re duci ng t he num ber of illegal migrants coming into the European Union from the country.
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A BABY giraffe has been born in a Belgian zoo days before World Giraffe Day today (Thursday June 21), with Barbie the calf reportedly able to walk 20 minutes after the birth.
A RECORD number of children born in Flanders last year started their lives in poverty due to the low incomes or joblessness of their parents, according to a report from family organisation Kind & Gezin.
EUROPEAN UNION (EU) officials have said Belgium is lagging behind other bloc members on fine particle emissions, with an EU report stating the country is the only member state not taking strong action on the issue.
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Freed politician’s jail revamp claim A RUSSIAN opposition leader recently freed from prison has claimed Moscow jails have been refurbished to house foreign World Cup fans arrested for rowdy behaviour. Alexei Navalny said in a social media post footballs were being handed out and goalposts placed in yards for inmates. Navalny was jailed following an anti-Putin rally.
Record claim denial INTERIOR MINISTRY officials have denied claims that the records of inmates held in Sovietera prison camps were being destroyed following allegations authorities had secretly been ordered to. The ministry added the identity cards were instead being digitised to ensure their permanent storage.
Crime reporting claims POLICE in Russia have been instructed to share positive news and to avoid posting crime reports during the World Cup, the country’s media has claimed. Reports alleged no daily crime reports have been posted online since June 6 in an effort to stifle negative news coverage. Official spokespeople reportedly confirmed the blackout but denied it was in connection with the World Cup.
Officials reappointed PRESIDENT Vladimir Putin has issued decrees filling top government spots with previous appointees. Vladislav Surkov, known as the Kremlin’s ‘gray cardinal,’ was reappointed as a presidential aide despite rumours he faced being ousted. Putin said he reappointed the officials because he needed experienced staff to carry out his agenda.
Military posting vow MOSCOW has said it will retaliate against Norwegian plans to allow the United States to station twice as many Marines in its territory. Oslo said some 700 Marines from the US would arrive in the country in 2019, with Russia’s embassy in the Norwegian capital claiming the posting could trigger an arms race.
Splashing out THE sacking of a Russian teacher for posing in a swimsuit for a picture posted online has sparked a social media campaign which has seen school staff post similar photos. Viktoria Popova, 26, was dismissed from her post as a history teacher at a middle school in Siberia after the picture surfaced online. Fellow teachers have hit back, posing in swimwear with the hashtag: TeachersAreHumansToo. MAKING WAVES: Viktoria Popova was sacked for the photo.
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STAT OF WEEK New PM makes pension pledge SPAIN’S new government has agreed a preliminary deal to raise retirement pensions in line with inflation. The move suggests a less restrictive approach to spending following years of austerity measures by the country’s conservative People’s Party, which was ousted after six years in government in the wake of corruption allegations. Pensions have since 2014 risen by a below-inflation annual rate of 0.25 per cent. But Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez’s socialist PSOE party tweeted: “Now the right must allow that all pensions rise with inflation, also in times of crisis.”
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UK religious channel fined SPAIN’S National Commission of Markets and Competition (CNMC) has fined a British Christian broadcaster €6,000 for ‘homophobic’ remarks made on a breakfast show. The comments on Revelation TV’s discussion show Rmornings “could be considered as threatening to the dignity of the homosexual and transgender group, although there was no manifest incitation to hate against these groups by the channel that owns the programme,” said the written ruling. But channel director Gordon Pettie
by Matt Ford said an appeal had been lodged in the wake of the verdict, which followed complaints sent to the CNMC over the words of a British evangelical pastor on the subject of transgender children. He said on the show: “We are going to create a political party or join a party to change this madness. “We are going to have to do this, because if we don’t, we will have Sodom and Gomorrah at our doorsteps, where they are going to tell you: we want to get hold of those men in there and we
want to sleep with them and there’s nothing you can do about it. “I have girls for you... no, we want those guys.” Revelation TV has a history of sparking outrage over its views on homosexuality and has previously been reported to UK regulator Ofcom. The 24-hour low-budget channel was started by husband-and-wife duo Howard and Lesley Conder in 2003, and is now mostly produced at a converted underground car park in Cala de Mijas on the Costa del Sol.
Great call as O2 comes to Spain T E L E C O M M U N I C AT I O N S provider Telefonica is to offer lowcost phone and internet plans in Spain via its O2 brand. Already used as the multinational’s flagship brand in the UK and Germany, O2’s new services will include a €20 per month mobile phone-only option plus fibre-optic internet for €45 per month, but no TV option. The Spanish firm added that the O2 services will soon be activated in ‘beta’ mode, with a full mass-market launch earmarked for September. Telefonica will continue to operate its Movistar and Tuenti internet and mobile brands.
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Fashion deal makes scents BARCELONA-BASED fashion and fragrance group Puig has bought a majority stake in Belgian brand Dries Van Noten without disclosing details of the deal, adding to a portfolio that includes Prada, Paco Rabanne and Nina Ricci fragrances.
On the farm PAYBACK TIME: Cristiano Ronaldo. REAL MADRID and Portugal footballing superstar Cristiano Ronaldo has agreed to pay the Spanish tax authorities €18.8 million after being slapped with a two-year suspended jail term. It comes after the forward admitted four counts of tax fraud, picking up six-month prison sentences for each. The total he must now fork out includes fines and interest after prosecutors reduced the amount he was accused of de-
frauding from €14.7 to €5.7 million. He was in 2016 exposed by information supplied by the website Football Leaks to German news magazine Der Spiegel which was shared with members of the European Investigative Collaborations journalism network, including the UK’s Sunday Times and Spanish daily newspaper El Mundo. And having initially denied the charges he has now agreed the huge settlement.
MOROCCAN state-owned phosphate company OCP has revealed plans to acquire a 20 per cent stake of Fertinagro, Spain’s largest fertiliser manufacturer, aiming to take advantage of the firm’s ‘technical know-how, specialty products and ability to respond to farmers’ specific needs.’
Power trip SPANISH energy giant Gas Natural Fenosa has renewed a deal to extract natural from North African nation Algeria for another 12 years, with the overall contract now worth €30 billion, the company said in a statement.
US olive tariffs slammed THE European Commission has blasted United States tariffs on Spanish olives. An official said in a statement: The decision by the United States Department of Commerce to impose unreasonably high and prohibitive duties anti-subsidy and anti-dumping duties on Spanish olives is simply unacceptable. “This is a protectionist measure targeting a high-quality and successful EU product popular
with US consumers.” The move follows an investigation that found olives from Spain were being sold below their fair value and boosted by subsidies. The import duties have not yet been confirmed but are set to be approved by the US International Trade Commission in July, at which point the commission would reportedly consider further action.
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LEAPY LEE SAYS IT OTHERS THINK IT AND so, it begins. It should come as no surprise to anyone that one of the first pledges by Sajid Javid, the UK’s new Home Secretary, is to declare war on Theresa May’s immigration policies. After all, how dare she follow the will of most of the electorate and come down hard on all those poor unfortunate immigrants! In his opening gambit Mr Javid has vowed to introduce a major relaxation on immigration laws and to ease the cap on foreign medical staff. This of course gives him the excuse that he is simply doing it because the NHS is so seriously short of health workers (which it probably wouldn’t be if the facilities weren’t so snowed under with immigrants!). This holier than thou façade is merely an opening gambit. If you delve a little deeper, you’ll find he is also considering no longer including students in the immigration figures, reinstating legal aid for ‘most’ immigration cases; which means the public will once again be laying out untold millions to the leeching lawyers and their bleating clients. And, wait for it, suspending the rule
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that illegal immigrants can’t open a bank account! What!? Yep you ‘eard. All those poor immigrants in the country illegally, will once again be allowed to open bank accounts (I didn’t realise there was a time when they actually could!). What are they going to deposit in them? All the begged, black or stolen taxfree money they’ve managed to accrue during their time on the run from the authorities? The mind truly does boggle. Anyway, back to the foreign medical worker plans. Any new immigration laws will of course include the families. Just how far down the family line are those to be included? Aunts? Uncles? Grans and Grandads? Cousins? Bit of a grey area that (natch). Another worry is of course the standard of training of those brought in. A somewhat disquieting figure to mull over is the fact, that over the last five years, of the 669 health workers struck off or suspended, 420 had been trained abroad. This figure was released by the UCL when the GMC were, yes, you’ve guessed it, accused of racism when marking the test results. The grim truth
of the matter is, that according to a major study, at least half of those applying to work in the UK would not have the level of skills required because the competency exam is too easy. Who’s going to sort out all that ‘wheat and chaff’? When researching this information, I found it all a bit cloak and dagger to actually find any lists of those who had committed major medical mistakes, but the few I did manage to dig out sported names such as Ahluwalia, Narayana, and Abdullah. Errors included tools left inside the body, treating the wrong patient air bubbles and language problems. Can the UK’s illustrious new ‘unbiased’ Home Secretary reassure the public that this great new influx of immigrant health workers will be trained to the highest of standards, and not an incompetent bunch of dangerous second raters, let loose on an unsuspecting public simply to make Mr Javid more popular with his peers? Or, even more likely, a contender for Mrs May’s position? Keep the faith. Love Leapy leapylee2002@gmail.com
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S the sun beat down on my back and beads of sweat rolled from beneath my racing green helmet and into my eyes, I was close to packing in my trip along one of Spain’s most iconic Vias Verdes. Having not passed another soul for at least an hour, the early summer sun was starting to send my mind spinning. But as the burn in my thighs became almost unbearable I picked my head up from the handlebars and was instantly reminded why I had ditched four wheels for two. With the sun dipping behind the mountains along Cadiz’s Via Verde de la Sierra, the sky lit up in a fantastic pink and the sunflower fields either side of the disused rail track gently swayed with me in the breeze. For while there was more than one moment when I would rather have been comfortably sat on one of Spain’s high-speed trains, taking in the country’s disused rail network on bike - or foot - is a far more rewarding experience. For the uninitiated, the Via Verdes are a series of disused train lines which have been converted into hiking and cycling paths. In total, 2,700km of disused rail tracks cut through Spain’s countryside like Moses parting the Red Sea (I confess I have only conquered one route and it was only 36km, although I did go to one end and then back again). At points it feels unnatural that a train track ever ran through such verdant and beautiful scenery - it
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25 years of Vias Verdes definitely beats the view of suburban gardens that used to greet my London commute. And, in fact, many of the routes never did see trains trundle the tracks in the first place. Constructed during the Civil War, many thousands of kilometres of track were laid and the stations erected, but in many cases the trains were just a pipe dream that never came to roost. For the routes that were once in use, this year marks 25 years since the trains stopped rolling over their tracks after they fell into disrepair and were forgotten about. Most of the old lines have now lost their rails, however old rail sign posts and signals occasionally point to the pathways’ forgotten pasts. In total there are 123 routes of varying length and difficulty. While most are flat - requiring no technical skill or bulging leg muscles some are lengthy and thus are more
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Beginning of the line A TRAIN never travelled on the Jerez-Almargen railway line in Malaga. However the pet project of dictator Miguel Primo de Rivera sparked off the Vias Verdes movement. Spanning 36 kilometres with 30 tunnels cutting through the rocky Andalucian terrain, the Jerez-Almargen route kicked off a revolution. It is the oldest greenway in Spain and currently plays host to around 300,000 tourists every year. Organisers of the scheme have said that without the publicity around the abandoned route, the concept of Vias Verdes may have never been born. “The line was surrounded in controversy,” Vía Verde de la Sierra Foundation manager María Jiménez says. “There had never even been a train there. It is now a greenway and the people of the area are now proud of it.” So while a train may have never plundered the tracks, Spain’s proud greenway network may never have come to fruition if it wasn’t for the Jerez-Almargen rail route.
98 old railway stations converted into hotel, cafes and restaurants suited to hard core walkers or cyclists. Mopeds, cars and any other form of motorised vehicle are banned from the paths, making it safe and secure for families to venture out for a gentle meander. Along the way, guest houses, restaurants and cafes offer respite for those in need of some much-deserved R&R. In total 98 old railway stations have been restored as rural hotels, restaurants, cafés, rent-a-bike points, office information and small museums. But where today stands a buzzing community of outdoor thrillseekers and rural tourists, once stood abandonment and utter desolation: the decaying remains of formerly romanticised railway lines that tore across the country were an ugly stain dripped across Spain’s rural countryside.
VIA VERDE: The Jerez-Almargen has never seen a train.
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SPAIN: Has 123 cycling/ walking routes.
UNUSED TRACKS: Waiting to be used. However, in 1993 the Fundación Ferrocarriles Españoles (FFE) presented its Inventory of Disused Railway Lines in Gijón. The report compared Spain’s unused railway lines and compared it to its European neighbours in France, Belgium and the UK. It concluded that nowhere else on the continent had so many unused routes carving their way through the country, waiting to be used. Spain literally had thousands of kilometres of ready-made cycling, pedestrian and horseback routes lying in wait. It was an opportunity that could not be missed, and thankfully it wasn’t. A quarter of a century later, Spain has culti-
Cycling the Via Verde de la Sierra MOST people start the trip in the village of Olvera and cycle to Puerto Serrano and then back up again. Bikes can be rented from Sesca which is situated at the start of the route. Children’s seats and separate carts are also available, for those taking the kids out and prices tend to very reasonable. It is worth bearing the terrain in mind before you set off. If starting and returning to Olvera, your return journey will be uphill, so expect the thighs to burn on your return. There are no mega hills or mountains to conquer, but the gradient is steady and more importantly long… so may pose a problem for younger or less-experienced cyclists. There are options for shorter distances along the route. It is possible to start in Coripe and pick up the route there. All in all, it is a fantastic route and there are various options to conquer it on your own, with a partner or with the entire family.
vated more than 2,700km of lost tracks, reviving 123 cycling and walking routes. And it has given the country an added tourist attraction away from the coastal areas fuelling an economic revival in some of the country’s more secluded towns and villages. In a report examining the Economic Impact of Cycle Tourism in Europe, it highlighted that 42 per cent of European travellers seek adventure tourism. And Spain’s towns and cities have benefited from the Vias Verdes, with cycle-mad locals and tourists taking their bikes and hiking boots around the country in search of tranquility. As Irish expat and cycling enthusiast David Murray explains “nothing beats the Spanish countryside. “I want to complete the entire Via Verde network by the time I’m 40,” Murray tells me at a cafe along the Cadiz route. “I’m 36 now and I have done around 1,000 kilometres of the routes so far. “Hopefully they won’t build too many more before I get to 40.” He added: “I love coming out on these routes on my bike. I take the children out on the one near our home and every time I visit a different part of Spain I make sure I check out the nearest Via Verde.
5,000 kilometres of unused track is being lined up as future greenways
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Extreme makeovers AS well as taking in the breathtaking scenery and the sheer overwhelming vastness of Spain’s outback, the Via Verde routes also contain a catalogue of architectural triumphs. In total 98 former stations have been given a face lift and turned into everything from cafes and restaurants to cycle pick up points and even hotels. Just two decades ago many of these buildings were left destitute and strewn across Spain’s countryside, yet today they have been transformed to their former glory and are among the country’s more charming and quirky spots. Here are four of the best examples:
2,700 kilometres of unused track converted
“It is a great idea but I think more could be done to publicise the routes. They are usually full of locals, but I think there is a massive potential to attract even more tourists than they currently do. “I had never heard of the routes before I had moved here.” In Cadiz, along the Via Verde de la Sierra, some 40 jobs have been directly created along the route. It is a similar story along the 123 spanning from Girona to Costa Brava and across Andalucia. And that is just why the Vias Verdes scheme continues to thrive and continues to receive public support. In total more than €177 million has been invested into the scheme from central and local government. In total, some 5,000 kilometres of abandoned railway lines remain untapped and are being eyed up by the organisers of the scheme. So while the Vias Verdes organisers may be celebrating its silver anniversary the future of Spain’s greenways most certainly looks golden.
Via Verde El Ronquillo
Estacion Palazaola
Hotel Estación Vía Verde
TRANQUILITY: Spain has thousands of kilometres of ready-made cycling routes.
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Save the date for the next fairytale wedding, hen… or divorce Nora Johnson
Breaking Views Nora is the author of popular psychological suspense and crime thrillers and a freelance journalist. To comment on any of the issues raised in her column, go to www.euroweeklynews.com/3.0.15/nora-johnson
WITH the wedding season in full swing, a survey by Brides Magazine has revealed that, despite these tough economic times, brides are still dead set on having the wedding of their dreams - with the average wedding costing £30,000+ and many brides expecting to exceed their initial budget. Hardly surprising, then, many newlyweds now start married life in debt. Or that some go to ever increasing lengths to recoup wedding costs by selling on eBay items bought from their gift list to generate cash. But the evidence suggests that bridesto-be are just as easily persuaded to splash out on hen parties too. One recent study estimates that over £1 billion will be spent on hen parties in the UK this year. One study last year indicated that
BRIDE TO BE: Girls can blow a load of money on hen parties. the average cost is £507 per hen. But that’s not all. Some have an ‘away’ hen and a ‘home’ one - plus a final joint night out, inspired by the growing trend for ‘sten’ parties (stag and hen, geddit?). And yes, a third hen party! But then, a fool and his money... But isn’t it about time people focused on the marriage rather than the wedding (or hen parties)? After all, when all’s said and done, a wedding lasts only one day. With weddings such Hollywood-style productions nowadays, is it any wonder everyone
forgets why they’re actually there, and why a few years later they’ll be experiencing that other procedure called ‘divorce.’ As we all know, an OTT celebrity-style wedding isn’t the fail-safe recipe for a happy-ever-after scenario. At the wedding of a friend of a friend, it was just the two of them, a couple of passers-by they invited in (whose names they still don’t know) and the registrar. And, yes, they’re still happily married decades later. Oh, and one final tip. You should always get married early in the morning, so if the marriage doesn’t work out you haven’t wasted the whole day. Always glad to help... plus I am available to solve any of the world’s remaining problems - for a small fee. Nora Johnson’s psychological crime thrillers ‘The Girl in the Red Dress,’ ‘No Way Back,’ ‘Landscape of Lies,’ ‘Retribution,’ ‘Soul Stealer,’ ‘The De Clerambault Code’ (www.nora-johnson.net) available from Amazon in paperback/eBook (€0.99;£0.99) and iBookstore. All profits to Costa del Sol Cudeca cancer charity. columnists@euroweeklynews.com
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LEGALLY SPEAKING Must he close his air vent? I had air conditioning installed and the contractors made an aperture in the building wall. A grille covers the aperture and the wall was repainted with the paint colour of our terrace as opposed to the main building colour. Apparently our next-door neighbour complained at last year’s AGM. Now I am informed that, unless I make good the aperture to the façade, the Community will have me denounced. I am also told that I could have contested the complaint within three months of receiving notification of the minutes of the AGM. In addition, I have not been able to categorically establish that the law in Spain states that an opening cannot be made in the facade of an apartment building.
By opening the David Searl wall for your air You and the Law conditioning vent, you in Spain have altered the exterior appearance of the building. This is prohibited by Article 7, Paragraph 1, of the Ley de Propiedad Horizontal, Spain’s law that regulates Communities of Property Owners. Properly, you should have requested permission from the Community, voted at the AGM, along with a works permit from your town hall. Perhaps you still can.
Send your questions for David Searl through lawyers Ubeda-Retana and Associates in Fuengirola at Ask@lawtaxspain.com, or call 952 667 090.
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5:00am That's Not Me 6:30am The Hurricane Heist: The Eye of the Storm 7:00am So B. It Coming-of-age drama starring Talitha Bateman (Love, Simon) as a spirited youngster who embarks on a cross-country trip to unravel the truth about her family history. 8:45am Anon: Special 9:15am Please Stand by 11:00am My Pet Dinosaur 12:50pm Victoria and Abdul An ageing and isolated Queen Victoria begins an unlikely friendship with a young Indian clerk. 2:50pm Blade Runner 2049 5:35pm The Layover 7:10pm My Pet Dinosaur 9:00pm Victoria and Abdul 11:00pm Blade Runner 2049 1:45am The Layover
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7:00am Breakfast The latest news, sport, business and weather from the BBC's Breakfast team. 10:00am The Andrew Marr Show 11:00am Sunday Morning Live 12:00pm Sunday Politics Sarah Smith and Jo Coburn with the latest political news, interviews and debate. 1:15pm Match of the Day Live 4:30pm Match of the Day Live 7:10pm A Question of Sport 7:40pm BBC News 7:50pm BBC London News 8:00pm Countryfile 9:00pm Antiques Roadshow 10:00pm Poldark 11:00pm BBC News 11:20pm BBC London News 11:30pm Match of the Day 12:20am Match of the Day 2:00am Weather for the Week Ahead
3:55am This is BBC Two 7:15am Coast 7:45am Glorious Gardens From Above 8:30am Gardeners' World 9:30am Countryfile 10:25am The Beechgrove Garden 11:00am Saturday Kitchen Best Bites 12:30pm Spring Kitchen with Tom Kerridge 1:15pm Best Bakes Ever 1:40pm The Hairy Bikers' Best of British 2:40pm Points of View 2:55pm Songs of Praise 3:30pm Tennis 6:30pm Million Pound Menu 7:30pm Dragons' Den 8:30pm Mortimer and Whitehouse: Gone Fishing 9:00pm Expedition Volcano 10:00pm The Fourth Estate 11:15pm Live at the Apollo 12:00am Oasis Supersonic 2:00am Question Time 3:00am Holby City 4:00am This is BBC Two
5:00am This is BBC Four 8:00pm Nigel Kennedy Plays Bach and Gershwin: BBC Biggest Weekend 9:00pm Cruel Sea: The Penlee Lifeboat Disaster 10:00pm World War Two: A Timewatch Guide 11:00pm Tutankhamun: The Truth Uncovered Documentary looking into what killed King Tutankhamun. 12:00am Night on Film: An AZ of the Dark 1:00am The Art of Scandinavia Series in which Andrew GrahamDixon explores the history of Scandinavia through its art 2:00am David Starkey's Music and Monarchy 3:00am Classic Quartets at the BBC 4:00am Cruel Sea: The Penlee Lifeboat Disaster 5:00am This is BBC Four
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5:40am How I Met Your Mother 6:05am How I Met Your Mother 7:00am Hollyoaks Omnibus 9:30am Kevin Can Wait 10:00am Kevin Can Wait 10:30am Kevin Can Wait 11:00am Kevin Can Wait 11:30am Kevin Can Wait 12:00pm The Goldbergs 12:30pm The Goldbergs 1:00pm The Goldbergs 1:30pm The Goldbergs 2:00pm Brooklyn Nine-Nine 2:35pm Young Sheldon 3:05pm The Big Bang Theory 3:35pm The Big Bang Theory 4:05pm The Big Bang Theory 4:35pm The Big Bang Theory 5:05pm The Big Bang Theory 5:35pm The Big Bang Theory 6:05pm The Big Bang Theory 6:35pm The Big Bang Theory 7:05pm Cheaper by the Dozen 2 9:00pm The Crystal Maze 10:00pm Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. 11:00pm Gogglebox 12:00am Gogglebox Australia
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4:50am That's Not Me 6:30am Anon: Special 7:00am Monster Family: Special 7:30am The Hurricane Heist: The Eye of the Storm 8:00am My Pet Dinosaur 9:50am Blade Runner 2049 Dazzling sequel to Ridley Scott's sci-fi noir masterpiece, starring Ryan Gosling as an LAPD officer who unearths a long-buried secret. 12:35pm Victoria and Abdul 2:30pm Marshall 4:35pm My Pet Dinosaur 6:15pm Blade Runner 2049 9:00pm Victoria and Abdul An ageing and isolated Queen Victoria begins an unlikely friendship with a young Indian clerk. 11:00pm Marshall 1:05am Slumber 2:35am American Satan 4:35am Godless
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Flog it! Trade Secrets Rip Off Britain Bargain Hunt Bargain Hunt Antiques Roadshow Victoria Derbyshire BBC Newsroom Live The Week in Parliament The Daily Politics Coast Tennis Money for Nothing Richard Osman's House of Games Curious Creatures How the NHS Changed Our World Britain's Best Junior Doctors The Family Farm Versailles QI Newsnight Conviction: Murder in Suburbia Conviction: Murder in Suburbia Countryfile Back to the Land with Kate Humble
7:20am Totally Bonkers Guinness World Records 7:45am Totally Bonkers Guinness World Records 8:10am Who's Doing the Dishes? 9:00am Emmerdale 10:00am Coronation Street 11:00am The Bachelor 12:45pm Emmerdale 1:45pm Coronation Street 2:45pm The Ellen DeGeneres Show 3:35pm The Jeremy Kyle Show 4:40pm The Jeremy Kyle Show 5:45pm The Jeremy Kyle Show 6:50pm Take Me Out 8:00pm You've Been Framed! 8:30pm You've Been Framed! 9:00pm Two and a Half Men 9:30pm Superstore 10:00pm Love Island 11:05pm Family Guy 11:35pm Family Guy 12:05am Family Guy
8:00pm Match of the Day Live Reshmin Chowdhury presents live coverage of the final round of matches in Group B, with the Portuguese taking on an Iranian side led by former Portugal boss Carlos Queiroz. 10:10pm Nature's Turtle Nursery: Secrets From the Nest 11:40pm Fair Isle 12:40am Genius of the Modern World 1:40am The Secret Life of Waves Documentary maker David Malone delves into the secrets of ocean waves. 2:40am Britain in Focus: A Photographic History 3:40am Michael Palin's Quest for Artemisia 4:40am This is BBC Four BBC Four is the BBC channel for people who want more
9:00am Everybody Loves Raymond 9:30am Everybody Loves Raymond 10:00am Frasier 10:35am Frasier 11:05am Car S.O.S 12:00pm Ramsay's Kitchen Nightmares USA 1:00pm Channel 4 News Midday Summary 2018 1:05pm Come Dine with Me 2:05pm Find it Fix it Flog it 3:10pm Countdown 4:00pm A Place in the Sun 5:00pm The £100k Drop 6:00pm Come Dine with Me 6:30pm The Posh Frock Shop 7:00pm The Simpsons 7:30pm Hollyoaks 8:00pm Channel 4 News 9:00pm Jamie's Quick and Easy Food 9:30pm Food Unwrapped 10:00pm 24 Hours in Police Custody 11:00pm Inside the American Embassy: Trump's Man in Britain 12:05am The Crystal Maze 1:05am Ramsay's Hotel Hell
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British courts may use ‘contempt’ to bypass jury HI Leapy What concerns me about Tommy Robinson having his collar felt by the boys in blue, is that this course of action, under the heading of ‘Due to contempt of Court’ is being conducted following instruction by judges. They have been advised by ‘Me Learned Friends’ and perhaps a high ranking officer from HM Police Force (maybe Special Branch), in a closed court, with no defence council, in this case, representing Robinson, and more worrying to your scribe, no jury present. A colleague, still serving in the West Midlands Force, tells me that this imprisonment ‘Procedure,’ acted through the ‘Contempt of Court’ ruling is taking place on a regular basis. I’m sure something that the general public may not aware of. The not so small end, in my book, of a very dangerous wedge. Mind how you go! Robert W Barnes, Campoverde
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HAVING recently returned from our annual holiday in Mallorca, I feel I must put pen to paper regarding the 100 per cent increase in the tourist tax. We had to pay more than €70, (that we hadn’t budgeted for as there was no mention of it), and it was left to the receptionists to tell guests what the government wanted, and to collect the money! We spoke to many holidaymakers who come back year after year as we do and they were unanimous in saying they won’t be coming back until the tax is reduced or even scrapped. This will lead to job losses and more hotel/apartments closures. We noticed several businesses closed whilst we were there. The Balearic government need to stop burying their heads in the sand,
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TOURISTS: Help to fuel the Mallorca economy. the tax is not well received at all and to spend €120 million on trees and signposts is not doing anything for the tourists who are paying it! Why not start by repairing and maintaining the dreadful pavements on which there are many accidents, and take into account that when we come on holiday we spend an enormous amount of money without having to pay the extra taxes that we receive no benefit from at all? Greed will be their downfall as had and is still happening all over the world. From someone who has been a regular visitor to Mallorca, but sadly most unlikely any more. Susie, UK
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Police warn Brits heading to Magaluf Magaluf is a brilliant place with great restaurants, beautiful beaches and some amazing bar owners. Unfortunately we also have a few unscrupulous bar owners and mugging prostitutes. Stay together, leave credit cards and mobiles in hotel safe, don’t go for the wrist band drink crap deal. Buy and pay extra for brand drinks and bottles and enjoy yourselves. Remember to eat as well as drink. Elizabeth Dobson Well said Elizabeth, it is a good place, everywhere you go has problems, not just Magaluf. Margaret Donnelly Best defence is not to get drunk and make yourself a target. Jenny Dodd
Benidorm plans to fine hoverboard users Can we do it in Nerja as well? I once seen an employee of the company that rents them out in Nerja riding one while pulling another one behind her though the streets of Nerja expecting pedestrians just to get out of her way or get hit. Mark Rainey What a load of crap when they keep on about being ‘green.’ Yes, some of these people are idiots
Comments from EWN online and should be fined if they are abusing the system, but you cannot tar everybody with the same brush! I would love to be able to use an electric scooter to get about, but with the stupid laws here in Spain you never know if you’re going to get fined!! Arthur Harrison
Channel 4 party cruise turns into ‘drug-fueled orgy’ Does this behaviour now have to spill over to cruise ships???? It was a nice safe haven rather than Brit filled holiday resorts in Spain and now they want to ruin cruising as well! What the hell were Royal Caribbean doing letting this happen??? Jennifer Knowles People with no morals, standards or shame. Enjoy one’s self, but for god sake have some dignity. Tom Hope
I do hope Royal Caribbean were paying their onboard staff triple wages for having to deal with this? Luisa Emma Zanardi White
Ryanair warns of air traffic control strikes He should sue the French government for disruption to thousands of flights, he would get millions, they would soon get back to work, the idle scumbags, it’s becoming a ritual every few months. William Scarisbrick And what about his flights that are cancelled due to incorrect crew numbers to operate flights and aircraft not being repaired. Maybe he should start looking nearer to home with problems. Sean Sharon Applin
Mallorca face off sparks brawl Shocking behaviour. They should be arrested, fined and sent home at their own expense. Or leave them in a cell for the rest of their holiday. Sandra Lyons
Totally agree I HAVE read Adam Whalley-Lewis’s column in last week’s Euro Weekly News. I totally agree with his comments about Channel 4’s ‘The Battle for Britain’s Heroes.’ I too have never heard of Afua Hirsch, but who does this woman think she is? The programme also made my blood boil, to slander British heroes the way she did is deplorable. I’ve little doubt that many also had a dark side, but the good that they did for Britain far outweighs any bad. I do not know her ethnic origins, but her comments may have been racist in reverse. She should be glad for people like Nelson and Churchill, it is because of people like them that she is able to live a life of freedom in Britain, in fact if it was not for people like them she may never have been born at all. That’s it, rant over so please pass my thoughts on to Adam Whalley-Lewis. Bryan Wilde, Costa Blanca
Pet problems IS there any group or organisation trying to encourage more spaying or neutering so there are less animals being born? It would seem a great solution to a lot of the problems. We have many puppies and kittens left and abandoned in our gardens where we live. But we are perfectly happy living in Spain and would not want our name quoted. Thank you! Anonymous (details withheld)
Fair’s fair IT’S that time of year when fairs and fiestas start to be held around Spain and I must admit I think it’s great. No matter how tiny or large a town or city is, the local people get behind the concept of partying and having a good time supported by their councils. A lot of money is spent on costumes by the young (and not so young) ladies. It’s a time when bands and singers are brought in and there’s much music, eating and drinking. Happily, in our area - as a rule everyone conducts themselves well, they enjoy a drink but don’t get so smashed that they lose control. Alan, Benahavis
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Cassandra Nash A weekly look - and not entirely impartial reaction to the Spanish political scene
IT’S an old Spanish formula to proclaim ‘My house is your house’ on inviting a stranger into your home. Nobody expects to be taken up on that but that’s what Pedro Sanchez said and did after Italy and Malta refused to allow the Aquarius rescue ship to land at any of their ports. The ship has 629 African migrants aboard that nobody wants. “It is our obligation to avoid a humanitarian catastrophe and offer a safe port for these people,” Sanchez said, giving permission for the boat to dock in Valencia. Cynical observers outside Spain suggested that Sanchez made the offer so that he could earn brownie points with Brussels. Others said it was to keep in with Podemos. Or it could just be that the Spanish don’t have a big problem with immigrants. Many, now pensioners, had to emigrate themselves either for political reasons or to earn enough money to send back home in the pre-tourism, pre-boom days. Or it could just be that once in a while ‘My house is yours’ is meant to be taken literally.
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A port in storm A hairy issue
WELCOMED: The African migrants were allowed to land in Spain.
Familiar faces JOSE MARIA AZNAR, the former Partido Popular who named Mariano Rajoy as his successor offered to re-direct the party following his protégé’s downfall as he was sucked under by the quicksands of corruption.
Is Aznar the right person to do this? The guest list for his daughter’s wedding in 2002 included Luis Barcenas, Francisco Correa, Pablo Crespo ‘El Bigotes,’ Rodrigo Rato, Jesus Sepulveda and Eduardo Zaplana. Rogues’ gallery, anyone?
QUIM TORRA is Cataluña’s regional president, although he was only brought in to act as a proxy for his self-exiled predecessor, Carles Puigdemont. Pedro Sanchez’s government made his hair stand on end, he complained once the names were announced, which is hardly surprising as the foreign minister is Josep Borrell, a Catalan who is firmly and vociferously opposed to independence. And Meritxell Batet, another Catalan who is Minister for Territorial Policies - in other words, Cataluña - is no separatist either. But Sanchez has already said that although there is no easy solution to the Cataluña problem, he’s willing to talk and at least reach consensus on social and economic issues unrelated to independence. There could even be an attempt to restore the clauses in the 2006 Catalan Estatut that were emascu-
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lated by the Partido Popular in 2000. Torra and Sanchez have now spoken. Torra and Miquel Iceta, leader of the PSC - the PSOE’s Catalan version - have now met. Torra’s hair might not yet be back in place, but he’ll be spared the scalping he would have received from former president Mariano Rajoy.
Work experience PODEMOS supremo Pablo Iglesias criticised Pedro Sanchez for choosing ministers likely to appeal to the Partido Popular and Ciudadanos. Hardly a fair judgement but Iglesias was piqued because he was not invited to join the government. His nose is out of joint because between them Sanchez’s Cabinet have nous and experience culled from years in office in Europe as well as in Spain’s national, regional and local governments. Despite their individual qualities and impressive academic records, the same can’t be said of Podemos politicians, especially its higher echelons. Unless you rule out Venezuela, of course. columnists@euroweeklynews.com
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Across 1 Cartero (7) 5 Hasta (5) 8 Velas (náutico) (5) 9 Árbitro (7) 10 Deaf (5) 11 Trick (deceit) (5) 12 Dark (lacking light) (6) 14 Raspar (6) 18 Perla (5) 20 Nickname (5) 22 Peregrino (7) 23 To throw (5) 24 Son-in-law (5) 25 To withdraw (7)
Down 1 Child's bed (4) 2 Without warning or apparent preparation (6) 3 Lively style of dance popular in the 1940s and 1950s (4) 4 Tried unsuccessfully (9) 5 Calm, dignified and unhurried (6) 7 Immunity from an obligation or duty (9) 11 Carpentry tool (6) 12 Illuminations (6) 15 Money in the form of bills or coins (4) 16 Computer memory unit (4)
The clues are mixed, some clues are in Spanish and some are in English.
Down 1 Aisle (aeroplane, theatre) (7) 2 Salta (5) 3 To show (7) 4 Estrecho (calle, pasillo) (6) 5 Incapaz (5) 6 Tortoise (7) 7 Full (room, hall, theatre) (5) 13 To chat (7) 15 El más cerca (7) 16 To stretch (7) 17 Granjero (6) 18 Cachorro (5) 19 Iris (flower) (5) 21 Otra (f) (5)
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9 How many English words of four letters or more can you make from the nine letters in our Nonagram puzzle? Each letter may be used only once (unless the letter appears twice). Each word MUST CONTAIN THE CENTRE LETTER (in this case T) and there must be AT LEAST ONE NINE LETTER WORD. Plurals, vulgarities or proper nouns are not allowed.
Nonagram
Fill all the empty squares using the numbers 1 to 9, so that the sum of each horizontal block equals the ‘clue’ on its left, and the sum of each vertical block equals the clue on its top. No number may be used in the same block more than once.
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atop knap pain pair pant park part pawn pink pint pion pita pont pork porn port prow rapt tarp topi trap trip warp wrap aport apron atrip inapt okapi orpin paint panto patio piano pinko pinto piton point prank prawn prink print prion tapir twirp inkpot parkin patron tarpon PAINTWORK
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Thursday June 14
Fill the grid so that every row, every column and every 3X3 box contains the digits 1-9. There’s no maths involved. You solve the puzzle with reasoning and logic.
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CRYPTIC Across:
1 Lick, 3 Marcador, 9/6 Pasta de dientes, 10 Sweep, 11 Tired, 12 Aceite, 14 Clavel, 16 Triste, 19 Marmol, 21 Corto, 24 Linen, 25 Fregona, 26 Asterisk, 27 Este.
Down: 1 Lipstick, 2 Coser, 4 Abejas, 5 Cisne, 7 Ripe, 8 Saddle, 13 Lemonade, 15 Against, 17 Rocket, 18 Cliffs, 20 Menor, 22 Rooms, 23 Olla.
1 Dirge, 4 Despair, 8 Flytrap, 9 Chimp, 10 Realists, 11 Knit, 13 Radish, 14 Fenced, 17 Bold, 19 Fastened, 22 Tonic, 23 Instead, 24 Scratch, 25 Nudge.
Down: 1 Defer, 2 Reynard, 3 Earliest, 4 Deputy, 5 Sack, 6 Alien, 7 Reputed, 12 Jettison, 13 Rebates, 15 Contend, 16 Parish, 18 Loner, 20 Dodge, 21 Scat.
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Across: 1 Cross, 4 Grasp, 7 Sanctuary, 8 Ally, 10 Acrid, 13 Owner, 14 Debt, 17 Encounter, 19 Waste, 20 Tipsy.
Down: 1 Casual, 2 Own, 3 Sett, 4 Glance, 5 Anytime, 6 Pact, 9 Lawless, 11 Rescue, 12 Sturdy, 15 Know, 16 Just, 18 Tip.
CODE BREAKER
LEO (July 24 - August 23)
Feel sympathy for those who lack the gift of insight. Their lack of understanding upsets you, but their horizons are narrow. This is a time of giving to yourself. Look forward to some time away or indulging in something that really relaxes you. Should you be searching for someone special, they may be close.
You know in your heart that you should take control of your future. This is a time to talk with others and consider their thoughts. At the end of the day, however, you are the one who has the final say.
PISCES (February 20 - March 20)
At times this week you will feel that a certain relationship is not developing along the right lines. Although it seems that your efforts are often in vain, this is a situation that requires thought and patience on your part. It is perhaps a good time to look to your business matters for a change of scene and to set your mind on a more constructive course.
This is not a time to drift into things because the planets are urging you to take control and forge ahead. Let others know exactly what you want and expect from them. If you do not, others will make decisions for you that could prove less desirable.
VIRGO (August 24 - September 23)
ARIES (March 21 - April 20) Someone who appears to be putting themselves in the way of your progress could simply be trying to help. They may have a valid point to make but just not be good at expressing themselves. Be aware of this because there could be a link to your health and love life.
TAURUS (April 21 - May 21)
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AQUARIUS (January 21 - February 19)
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With your mind sharp and energy high, you want to make fast progress and, indeed, you can. You are only too aware of the time that has been wasted waiting for others. Now, most of that may be dealt with. See how others react when you do not. Leaving others to their own devices works better than nagging.
GEMINI (May 22 - June 21) When you meet opposition try to use persuasion and logic to win the day. Failing that, you may decide that ‘enough is enough’ and forge ahead, anyway. In this positive mood you find yourself attractive to the opposite sex. That does not mean you have a right to be pushy. Just use your charm. Combining business with pleasure could lead to trouble, so try to keep these two areas separate.
LIBRA (September 24 - October 23) You should not feel responsible for the failings of others. Although you may think you could have done more in a certain situation, it is unlikely that any significant difference would have resulted. This is a busy time but also one in which a small persistent voice will be heard: the voice of logic and practicality. Listen to it.
SCORPIO (October 24 - November 22) A long-term relationship has its wobbly moments this week, but all is not lost. Listen to your heart as it speaks louder than any other voice. You know what you need but that may conflict with what you feel you should want. In an ideal world, these two areas would be in harmony. Give a little happiness to others and your own heart will be lighter.
SAGITTARIUS (November 23 - December 21) Making firm decisions in your love life may prove difficult. Do not be rushed. This is far from a straightforward week and you need to remember how to relax. You are able to deal with what comes your way but it is upsetting to find that someone has been less than honest.
CANCER (June 22 - July 23) There is a strong feeling of ‘self’ this week, and you realise that you have many things to be thankful for. These thoughts come after a period of uncertainty that saw a lack of progress.
CAPRICORN (December 22 - January 20) Your sense of balance in the universe could be upset, but do not let this sour either your thoughts or your character. You are in the eye of the storm so take this time to think.
QUIZ: THE SPICES OF LIFE 1. According to the lyrics of Donovan’s 1968 UK Top Five hit single, who ‘lives upon the hill’, is ‘sitting very still’, ‘rides a dappled mare’ and has ‘lilacs in her hair’? 2. In the board game Cluedo, which ‘suspect’ is described as ‘a stock great white hunter and colonial imperialist, he is usually a dignified, dapper and dangerous military man’? 3. In the television sitcom Fawlty Towers, what was the first name of the main character played by actor John Cleese? 4. In which 1951 film does a meek bank clerk (Alec Guinness) who oversees the shipment of bullion join forces with an eccentric neighbour (Stanley Holloway) to steal gold bars and smuggle them out of the country as miniature Eiffel Towers? 5. Released in January 1972, which English pop group topped the UK singles chart with Son of My Father? 6. Scarborough Fair and The 59th Street Bridge Song (Feeling Groovy) both featured on which Simon and Garfunkel album, released in 1966?
7. What name is given to a highly ornamented staff of metal or wood, carried before a sovereign or other high official in civic ceremonies, intended to represent the official's authority? 8. What name is given to the playing technique used chiefly in association football where the aim is to kick, roll, dribble, throw or push the ball between an opponent's legs? 9. What nickname was shared by drummer Peter Baker, race horse trainer Donald McCain and actress Virginia Rogers? 10. Which American funk rock band were formed in Los Angeles in 1983 by Anthony Kiedis, Hillel Slovak, Flea and Jack Irons? Not a lot of people know that... allspice is a berry, not a blend of spices.
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TECH FOR THE TIMID FIVE years ago the EU fined Microsoft an eye-watering €561 million for doing a Harvey Weinstein with its browser: forcing itself on users whether they wanted it or not. Until the mid-90’s Bill Gates didn’t believe the internet would be a big deal. Once he saw the light all hell broke loose in the socalled Browser Wars. Automatically installing Internet Explorer with Windows quickly killed-off the most popular browser of the time, Netscape Navigator (ah, memories…). Few but the geekiest of users would bother to look for an alternative, so like Topsy it just grew and grew despite its glaring flaws. Apple users chugged along happily with their Safari browser, while for Windows it took a whole decade for a worthy rival to emerge: Firefox. Firefox begat Opera which begat Chrome which begat any number of weird and wonderful browser names: Maxthon, SeaMonkey, Camino, Vivaldi, Otello,
Beware of how you browse Terence Kennedy practises safe surfing as the browser wars rage
BROWSER HISTORY: Gone but not forgotten? Chromium, SlimJet... Now late and unlamented, Internet Explorer spawned Microsoft Edge currently bundled with Windows 10. Originally barely fit-forpurpose, it is getting better. So what should you download and use for the best-possible internet experience in 2018? Google’s Chrome has by far today’s highest usage (57 per cent). One great new incentive is the automatic ad-blocker included
since February as a result of public pressure and the millions of us installing those third-party ad blockers which deprive websites of their revenue. The new Chrome’s promise is to weed out the web’s most annoying ads, full-page ads, ads with autoplaying sound and video and flashing ads. Apple’s Safari browser has followed suit. Opera is built on the Chrome ‘engine’ so will ultimately also comply, and
the domino effect continues down the line as the empire fights back and may the force be with them. Yet since Edward Snowden and now the Cambridge Analytica scandal, many of us are wary of revealing more of our browsing habits to the digital giants like Google and Apple. Of course we all know (don’t we?) that there’s a button under the History icon in our browsers which lets us delete our recent history. But the bad news is that even this won’t zap the overall record held of every single site you’ve ever visited, ever, back at Google’s HQ. For that you need DuckDuckGo - not a new KFC special, but a browser for the dark side. Funded by independent donations, it has now notched up some 16 billion private searches, none of them tracked. Remember it the next time you hit the porn sites from your family computer - for medical research purposes only, naturally.
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Web-wary INCOGNITO is an interesting new response to our growing concerns about being tracked online, and most browsers now offer an ‘Incognito Mode.’ But it’s still not a foolproof way to stay anonymous. A VPN can help - a Virtual Private Network, connected to so-called proxy servers to protect your identity and your data. Available to anyone for a modest fee, it’s still not a magic bullet for guaranteeing our privacy, but it can help by encrypting our data, bypassing (some) official censorship systems and more. VPNs are also popular among Britpats here for fooling location-restricted services like the BBC’s iPlayer into unlocking UK-only content. At the end of the day however, there’s only one way to stay truly anonymous these digital days. It’s called pen and paper.
Why am I so grumpy? Mike Senker In my opinion Views of a Grumpy Old Man I WAS sitting having a cup of coffee with a pal of mine and his missus when his phone pinged and he says to me, ‘Oh, there’s someone at my front door.’ What? How would you know that? He then proceeded to show me this app on his phone which films whoever rings the bell or even goes near it. Live! My initial reaction was that’s a handy little App but after a few more pings I realised it’s actually not what it appears to be. It’s sold as a security device so you can see who is hanging around your front door or ringing the doorbell. That’s fine when you are away or out. Or, you might install it in your old mum or dad’s place. But his pings again and he says so and so has just gone out and then it pings again and he tells me his neighbour next door has just gone out. Whoa, hold on, this is now becoming a CCTV device that is almost spying on members of your own household. It’s tracking what time they come in or out 24/7 and to be honest I’m not comfortable with that. I don’t want my neighbour tracking what time I’m coming in or going
out. I think that before you install one of these devices you should have the permission of all the people that it covers - although obviously not the burglars! But it’s like so many things these days - it starts off as a good idea then turns into just another intrusion into my life. Right, next! Actually I just thought of something - this is the 139th article I’ve written and people say to me how can you be grumpy about so many things? Well actually it’s quite easy because everyday somebody does something or says something that starts me off. Every time I get in the car, walk the dog, or go out to eat I get grumpy. Every time I turn on the news there is a topic that gets me going like Trump or Brexit. It’s not only me. Whenever I sit down with somebody that knows I write this column or when I’m on the Talk Radio Europe show, I get told of all the things that make them grumpy too. Or the emails I get - I think in the nearly three years that I’ve been doing this I’ve only had a couple of people disagree with me and, to be honest, one of them is a dickhead who argues for the sake of it. Now I’m grumpy because I’ve run out of my allotted word count so my other subject will have to wait till next week! mikesenker@gmail.com
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Pesky pollen THIS is the time of year when people can really suffer from the symptoms of hay fever. As grass, plants and trees release pollen into the air which is blown about in the wind and easily inhaled by humans and pets. With one in five Brits thought to suffer from hay fever you aren’t alone, but there are some things you can do to reduce the symptoms. Of course, you’ll know if you’re affected. Your eyes will become watery and itchy, you’ll begin to sneeze and your nose will run. These symptoms will often be combined with headaches and tiredness. In addition to taking some antihistamine tablets, here are a few other tips. Try to avoid being outside in the early morning and the late evening. In the morning pollen gets lifted and carried up into the air, descending again in the evening. These times can be particularly troublesome on warm, humid and windy days. And in Spain, night time can be particularly worse. With the higher temperatures here, the pollen often doesn’t descend until long after sunset, meaning sufferers can really struggle if they’ve left their windows open. Pollen can also stick to your hair and clothing, so be sure to change your clothes and shower as soon as you’re through the door. The NHS offers some additional advice. They suggest to wear wraparound sunglasses and to put Vaseline around your nostrils to trap the pollen. However, the bad news is that they also recommend avoiding beer, wine and spirits as these contain histamine, the chemical that sets off allergy symptoms in the body.
ACHOO!: High pollen counts at this time of year can be unbearable for some.
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Advice for Brits abroad
BE PREPARED: Check the rules in your country of destination before you depart. THE British Foreign and Commonwealth Office (FCO) has advised holidaymakers to check the rules on taking medicines abroad to avoid breaking the law. Apparently some commonly-prescribed medications in the UK are ‘controlled drugs’ in certain countries. These include medicines such as Diazepam, Tramadol and codeine. In Japan, for example, some cold remedies are banned while some sleeping pills need a licence in Singapore. And in Qatar, over-the-counter medicines such as cold and cough remedies must be accompanied by a prescription. If you fail to comply with the law you risk being arrested, fined or imprisoned in many countries, Greece and the UAE. With nearly half the UK population on prescribed medication this could mean that around 21 million people could be put in a difficult situation.The FCO recommends travellers check their website’s travel advice pages. If you’re unsure, they recommend contacting the embassy, high commission or consulate in the UK of the country you’re travelling to for further advice. They suggest that when travelling you always carry medicines in their correctly labelled container in your hand luggage. And if you are prescribed to take controlled substances or injection medications, always carry a note from the prescribing doctor. Finally, don’t forget to take out an appropriate level of travel health insurance which includes cover for any pre-existing illnesses.
JOYFUL: Research advises drinking white wine to avoid negative emotions.
Bottoms up! RECENT research in Spain has revealed that women have more discerning palates and are better at telling the differences between wines. It also found that compared to men, women were more likely to describe themselves as feeling ‘joyful’ when drinking white wine. A total of 208 volunteers took part in a blind tasting of six different wines,
two whites, one rose, and three reds. The volunteers were then asked about the quality of the wine and the feelings it evoked. The research was led by Dr Carolina Chaya from the Technical University of Madrid. Speaking of the research, she said: “Emotions like good, happy, joyful, mild and pleasant were positively associated with attributes such as fruity
and floral, and more negative emotions like aggressive and guilty were associated with attributes related to red wine.” The report in the journal Food Quality and Preference also found that the young feel less guilty about drinking than older tipplers. And that older drinkers tend to drink to remember whilst younger drinkers to forget.
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Research retracted A LANDMARK paper from 2013 that uncovered the benefits of a Mediterranean diet on the heart has just been retracted by a prestigious medical journal. The study carried out by the New England Journal of Medicine was found to contain errors. Apparently, the study did not remove flawed Spanish data which on later analysis showed the claim to be weaker than initially suggested. The original study claimed that eating a Mediterranean diet supplemented with olive oil or nuts slashed the risk of heart attack or stroke by 30 per cent. However, after being retracted the revised paper claims that there is simply a correlation between this particular diet and benefits for the heart. The study was retracted due to concerns that participants who took part in the initial research weren’t of a similar height, weight and age. Without this correlation, the results of any trial could be compromised. Professor Naveed Sattar, from Glasgow University which initially carried out the research said: “This is a highly unusual step and I am
QUESTIONABLE DIET: Findings about the Mediterranean diet have been withdrawn.
sure that the NEJM took this decision very seriously.” In fact, after the reanalysis, little changed in terms of
the overall results of the Spanish research of nearly 7,500 people. And even though the findings have
been retracted, he stated that it was “reassuring” to see the results remained broadly similar. So it would seem
that this research was flawed, but the benefits of the Mediterranean diet are still self-evident.
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What a turn off YOU may be addicted to staring at your screen for hours upon end. But a new study has shown that highlevels of screen time are associated with a higher risk of ‘all-cause mortality’ as well as a higher risk of both heart disease and cancer. The research carried out by the University of Glasgow looked at the amount of time 390,089 volunteers spent staring at a TV or computer screen during their free time. They found a link between high levels of screen time and poor health.In fact, being stuck to the screen outside of work is a symbol of a sedentary life-style associated with a higher risk of mortality and cardiovascular disease. The findings were independent of BMI, diet, smoking, physical activity and other major factors such as socio-economic status. Dr Carlos Celis, who authored the study, said: “the findings suggest people with the lowest levels of strength, fitness and physical activity could potentially gain the greatest benefit from health promotion interventions.”
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Photo credit Sotheby’s/Porsche
ON THE CHARGE: The Porsche Taycan.
Nick Horne The Rich Pick
Meanwhile back in the modern world Porsche, the German sports car manuFreelance correspondent, London, England f a c t u r e r, c o n t i n u e s t o g e a r u p i n readiness for its 70th anniversary, but has taken time away to anA COUPLE of weeks ago I nounce the series production of suggested that you dear readits first purely electric sports car. er might usefully turn out your The Mission E concept car has attics and lofts. now been given its official name the The reason, the discovery of a ‘Taycan,’ which roughly translate as Chinese Imperial vase discov‘lively young horse.’ ered by chance in an attic in A reference to the imagery at the France and brought to auctionheart of the Porsche crest which has eers Sotheby’s in Paris was to featured a leaping horse since come to auction. 1952. We l l d e a r r e a d e r i t h a s Chairman Oliver Blume come to auction and it has commented: “Our new elecsold. The initial estimate tric sports car is strong and at auction for the vase dependable… it’s a vehiwas €430,000 and cle that can consistentexpectations were ly cover long disvery positive, tances and that with the exciteepitomises freedom.” ment among colFor a sports car lectors such that fast starts are an es‘fire- works’ were sential offer and the expected in the numbers indicated are auction room when 3.5 seconds to 100km/h Lot 1 came up for sale. and just 12 seconds to 200 The vase - the only exkm/h with a currently ample of its kind - was planned range of 500km. produced by the LOFTY SALE: The €14 Wi t h a d o u b l i n g i n Jingdezhen workshops million Imperial vase. planned investment to reach for the courts of the 18th €6 billion by 2022, the Taycan developcentury Qianlong Emperor, an example ment programme, as well as derivatives of the famille-rose porcelains is exand variants, is expected to account for tremely rare and when they do appear on €500 million with a further €1 billion the market generate extreme competition earmarked for electrification and hybetween collectors. bridisation of the existing product range Earlier this year a famille-rose porceas the company products transition into lain bowl sold for almost €25 million so the era of future mobility. expectations were high. And on June 12 Demand for electric sports cars are exfollowing a fierce 20-minute bidding pected to be as great if not more so than battle the unique vase sold for €16.2 for Imperial vases! million.
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by Andrew Harding HERE is the second of my barbecue recipes using chicken, the combination of ingredients sounds strange, but it is easy to prepare however not so easy to cook properly. Food poisoning from pork and chicken at a barbecue is relatively common. If I am eating barbecued food (including my own) I always cut chicken, pork and their products in half at the thickest point to ensure they are cooked through. Barbecued chicken Serves 4 750 grams of chicken breast, no skin, no bone Marinade 150 ml tomato ketchup 100 ml white horseradish sauce 2 tablespoons of olive oil 2 cloves of garlic, finely chopped 1 teaspoon dried thyme 1 teaspoon black peppercorns finely ground
ALL FIRED UP: Barbecued chicken. Cube (2cm) or slice the chicken breasts (1cm thick). (I will be detailing two different ways of barbecuing) and place in a bowl. Make the marinade by mixing all the ingredients together and pour into the bowl containing the chicken and thoroughly mix until completely coated. Cover and place in the fridge for at least two hours, or overnight. Using a brush or kitchen roll, coat the grill in any cooking oil to prevent sticking.
Hint: Serve with salad and a dressing cold cooked pasta with a little drizzle of Extra Virgin Olive Oil mixed with freshly squeezed lemon juice. Tip: If you use a charcoal BBQ stir the coals first to make sure there
Light the barbecue. If you prefer chicken cubes thread them on to a metal skewer, allowing a gap of about an inch in between each cube. The rationale behind this is so that all sides get cooked and the metal skewer conducts heat well, so will also cook from the inside out, as well as the BBQ cooking from outside in! The sliced chicken can be placed straight on the grill, both are rotated, the sliced chicken twice or more, the cubed chicken, four times or more.
are no bits of firelighters or BBQ starter fluid left, or the food will taste of paraffin! Tip: There should be no yellow flames and very little smoke when you start barbecuing, the coals should be glowing with a layer of white ash.
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Symphonic Elvis - For one night only IF you are an Elvis fan and will be in Benidorm in October, think about booking now for the Elvis Symphonic Show which is booked for one night at the Benidorm Palace. Popular Spanish Elvis tribute, John Mencis will be working with 40 musicians and singers to bring his ex-
ceptional show back to the Benidorm Palace on Sunday October 28. There is no doubt that Elvis continues to be a great draw to audiences all over the world and this well-respected singer and his group of dedicated musicians and backing singers are producing a show that
promises to be a great success. Tickets for the show which starts at 9.30pm cost from €20 to €32 plus fee and can be booked now through ticketmaster.es and it may be a good idea to book sooner rather than later as they seem to be selling fast.
NOW that the new Cirque de Soleil TOTEM show is three weeks into its Malaga City dates, its next port of call is Alicante City where the sheer brilliance of its performers will leave audiences gasping. The event which is described as a journey into the evolution of mankind arrives in Alicante City on July 21 and runs until August 19 in the arena at the Cortijo de Torres Fairground. The show follows the human species from original amphibian state to the ultimate desire to fly. The six interlinking parts of the performance which are broken up by a number of clowns and an intermission include a pair of high flyers on trapeze, followed by an amazing Amerind dance performance by a supreme acrobat and then a pair of roller skaters also performing as Native Americans. The slightly more esoteric part of the performance called the Sparks of Life sees members of the cast appear in exotic amphibian and fish like costumes as cross the arena by bouncing on trampolines. Two male acrobats compete with each other on rings to a Bollywood backbeat, until a single female athlete arrives to show them how it’s done! Wearing colourful costumes inspired by the lost civilisations of South America a team of acrobats will stun the audience by leaping across the arena on bars in an attempt to escape earth’s gravity. Then five unicyclists will amaze as they toss metal
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NATIVE AMERICANS: The pair of expert roller skaters. bowls with their feet and catch them on their heads as they travel around the arena, metres above the ground. In between, the cast manage to recreate a living scene from Darwin’s Origin of the Species. Tickets for this incredible month of circus with a com-
plete difference start at €28 and range in price depending upon the position of the seats and whether VIP treatment is required. The website www.cirquedu soleil.com/es/espana/ali cante/totem/comprar-entradas has full details of pricing and availability of tickets
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V I S I T O U R W E B S I T E W W W . E U R O W E E K LY N E W S . C O M By Gregory Kirby SPAIN’S Barcelo Group has failed to become Spain’s largest hotel corporation as it is outbid by a Thaibased conglomerate to purchase NH group. The Minor International group has reportedly made a successful bid to buy 25.2 per cent of Spain’s NH hotel group for €619 million from HNA group, a Chinese corporation. Minor is a Thai-based global conglomerate with stakes in restaurants, hospitality and lifestyle brand distribution. And to secure its major purchase Minor had to outdo stiff competition not only from Barcelo but also from Elliott Management and Apollo Global Management. Barcelo made a €3 billion bid for the NH group in January which was turned down. Spain’s largest hotel group would have been born from the merger with 478 properties and a combined total of 89,000 rooms. Spanish law dictates any party which owns more than 30 per cent of a company must launch a takeover bid. And Minor hotels already had a 9.5 per cent stake in NH hotel group, explaining its ability to take
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Barcelo budged out executive control of the company. “We are embarking on a new era, driving investment strategy to further cement our footprint in the European hospitality industry,” said Dillip Rajakarier, CEO of Minor Hotels. “Minor can also support the NH Hotel Group with its food and bev-
erage expertise where appropriate to enhance customer experience and maximise revenue potentials,” he added. The Asian hotel giant - which has five subsidiary brands, including Anantara, Avani and Tivoli - is expected to complete its purchase in September 2018.
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TAKEOVER: Minor International takes over Spain’s NH hotel group.
Looking to make the complicated decision to search for a property in Spain? Real Estate Expert by Adrian Barbudo THEN I can assist with the following tips: 1. Choose the area where you want to purchase. Do you want to buy an apartment or house close to the beach, city centre or maybe you prefer the mountains. 2. Don’t forget to check which way the property faces. If you are coming to Spain to enjoy the sun, then check that the property is south or south west facing which should be ideal for you. 3. Save your time. You don’t want to waste your precious time but how can you ensure? Easy, you should contract an Estate Agent to work for you to look after your best interests on an exclusive basis. This way, you will ensure that a professional takes cares of you and will give to you
the best advice on prices, necessary documents etc. A reminder on how to avoid a hard and complicated decision to purchase a property in Spain: Choose the city or area where you want to buy. Don’t forget to check which way the property faces. Save your time and worry by contracting an Estate Agent. Don’t walk this way alone! If you are truly interested in finding out more tips and advice about the situation of the Real Estate Market in Spain to purchase or invest on a house, please read my book: ‘2018 to 2023 the best moment to buy or invest in a property in Spain’ which I am sure you will find interesting. I will be here every Thursday to advise you on the real estate market in Spain and if you have any questions please send them to me at hola@adrianbarbudo.com and I will reply directly to you. Questions and answers may be published in future columns.
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THE ‘El Martinete’ mansion in Marbella, once belonging to the prolific Spanish dancer Antonio Ruiz Soler, has been sold. The property was sold through Concierge Auctions for €14 million, but the final purchase price is unknown as the sale is still listed as ‘pending.’ It is one of Marbella’s last remaining mansions from the 60’s boom-time era led by pioneering developer Alfonso Hohenlohe, the man behind the glitzy Marbella Club. The property’s first owner, Antonio ‘el Bailarin’ (the dancer) is considered Spain’s best dancer and artistic director from the second half of the 20th century. He starred in more than 40 musicals by Metro-GoldwynMayer Studios. The ex-owner’s colourful and well-connected past gives the property a cultural and historical appeal which is difficult to rival, not to mention several unique selling points. Perhaps the most desired of those is an artistic message at
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the bottom of the pool. This is dedicated to ‘Antonio’ by none other than eminent artist and friend of the dancer, Pablo Picasso. With nine rooms, nine bathrooms, 1,904 square metres of floor space and 4,017 metres of land running alongside the Costa del Sol’s capital, the property is worthy of the
swishiest tycoon. The house was implicated in the 2017 Paradise Papers scandal which leaked many cases of fiscal dodging. It was uncovered that a number of companies registered in tax havens had bought Spanish properties, a number of which were in Marbella and along the Costa del Sol.
THE final hope for many dilapidated cultural buildings, the World Monuments Fund (WMF), has picked a small community in Spain to receive part of this year’s €1 million annual repair fund. The medieval buildings are set in a rural community in the Tebaida Leonesa valley in Leon which. The stunning architecture of both buildings is at risk of falling victim to the years if nothing is done to preserve them, according to architectural experts. Increased tourism and development in the area is the main incentive to restore the original wall paintings from a 10th century church on the site. This year, the WMF is also supporting projects in France, China, Italy, Japan, England, Zimbabwe and Mexico. The non-profit organisation has been running for more than 50 years with the support of American Express, a financial institution. It aims to restore some of the world’s most important endangered monuments in order to educate, inspire and tell their stories for future generations. So far, WMF has driven 363 projects in 100 countries and placed more than 500 locations on its World Monuments Watch list, complied annually.
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IT’S important to keep your windows clean and really let those rays of sun light up your home. But apart from the fact that branded window cleaners can sometimes cost a small fortune, many people are hesitant about using chemicals indoors. Particularly if you have animals or children who might be touching - or licking - surfaces in your home. One popular option is to make your own natural window cleaner. Believe it or not, these home-made products can be every bit as effective, or even better, than bought products. And since they are non-toxic you can be sure that they are safe. Making these cleaners is very easy too. To be sure you don’t have any residual chemicals from the contents of the container previously, either buy a new plastic container or use something like an empty glass apple cider vinegar bottle with a spray top attached. Simply add two tablespoons of vinegar to two cups of water. To this, add 10 drops of essential oil (such as lemon). And then shake these ingredients together. To really save the pounds you can even simply use old newspapers or tshirts to wipe the windows down. Try to avoid using paper towels though as they tend to leave lint on them.
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Shed some light LAMPSHADES can often be the final thing we think about when decorating our homes. But these simple covers can make or break the look you’re aiming for within your home. They can come in every shape and size, from pendant lampshade fixtures that hang from the ceiling to floor lamps that lighten your favourite reading chair. But before you go shopping, or ordering online, take note of these illuminating tips. Firstly, stand back and look at the space where the shade will be placed and decide if your lampshade is for ambiance, function or both. Then look around your room and see what colours and style you have. Your lampshade should complement the colours and fabrics of your furniture as well as the colour palettes of your interior textiles, wallpaper, rugs, throws and pillows. Think of the colour scheme in the
room as a whole. If you want your shade to be the focal point of the room choose a bold colour that will stand out. If you prefer your shade to do its duty more discreetly in the background then select a more subtle neutral tone. Choose lighting that is right for the function. When selecting a lampshade, look at the base and the lampshade as a pair. The shape of the shade will dictate the shape of the shade. A broad shade will often suit a tall and slender base. A lamp on your bedside table ought to be smaller than a lamp in the corner of your room for example. The lampshade should be low enough so that you can’t see the switch, but not so much that you find it difficult to reach. If you have the wiring already done, or don’t mind getting the electricians in, wall sconce lampshades
PERFECT PALETTE: Lampshades should complement the colour and style of your interiors. can really lift a room and complement the interiors. If you live in a space that craves for more light then using white lampshades will really allow that light to shine through and brighten up your surroundings. If you want softer lighting, then choose a shade which will diffuse the light from the light bulb to create a relaxing ambiance. In recent years, there has been a return to large print, strong colours
and broad round lampshades that are a throwback to the 60’s and 70’s. If you go for something stylistically bold like this be sure to mimic the style with the other interiors in the room. Although it can be rare to see them, lampshades can be placed in your bathroom too. In particular, pendant drum lampshades can create a focal point over a free-standing bathtub. Be sure not to create any hazards
with your shades. Be sure that the bulb and the shade are sufficiently apart. Of course today, people just love making things themselves or upcycling. If you feel you have the skill why not create a lampshade from scratch. Or you could even embellish an existing shade with some ribbon, crocheted rosettes, fabric, or other adornments. This will create a unique look in your home.
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GRAEME TYRRELL A DELIGHTFUL part of any garden is the presence of butterflies. In the Mediterranean climate there are two main periods where they flutter about seeking nectar and partners to enjoy their short time free to fly about as they will. The end of spring to early summer you can see many of them meeting on lavender, lantana and other flowers while dodging bees, wasps and other insects to find their meals of purest delight from the flowers. In autumn after the first rains and before the onset of winter cold they again emerge, often in greater number, to fill the garden with gentle activity and spectacular colours as they visit their favourite autumn flowers. It can be fascinating to try and identify the different species with such interesting names as admiral, southern speckled wood and brown argus. Not all that flutter are butterflies. Moths can also be present although they tend to emerge more at night. Other than by reputation, moths and butter-
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BUSY BUTTERFLIES: Love wild flowers, especially lavender. flies are very similar. Moths have feathery type antennae and butterflies have a club like antennae.
Another difference is moths’ forewings and hind wings are joined so they can fly better with the wings in unison while
a butterflies are not, so they may seem a little more clumsy. Butterflies overall tend to be larger and more colourful than moths, but there are small butterflies and larger colourful moths. If you do not have many butterflies in your garden it may be that the environment does not have enough of the right plants that they live on as caterpillars and feed from as butterflies. It can also be that insecticides have eliminated them if you are near agricultural areas.
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Butterflies are a sign of a healthy ecology as they represent a delicate addition to the garden that can be easily destroyed if insecticides are used or only a small variety of plants are present. The area I live in is rural but not with much commercial agriculture on a big scale as
farming conventionally becomes less attractive to young people and the interest in sustainable agriculture increases. This has allowed a return of many more butterflies in the garden. My lavender bushes were covered in butterflies and bees this morning. On a walk through the field to collect the ripened apricots, the whole field appeared to be active with butterflies busy on the native wild flowers I leave growing in the field until July when they are cut to reduce fire hazard. If you wish to encourage butterflies to your garden, most of the Mediterranean native flowers have a place to breed, shelter or feed butterflies. So if you have the space to allow wild flowers to grow it will assist in rejuvenating a healthy ecology. It is a part of the ecology that plants are eaten for the wildlife to survive. We cannot have perfect plants and have butterflies, and other insects. Yet without butterflies and other insects to pollenate we cannot have plants for very long either.
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MOTORING FACT GERMAN car maker BMW has finally unveiled its new 8-series. The two-door grand tourer now becomes the manufacturer’s new flagship car, replacing the 6-series and with a firebreathing 650bhp V8 M8 model still to come next summer. Looking broadly similar to the concept that was last year revealed at the 2017 Villa d’Este concourse in Italy, the car forms part of a new ‘design language’ for the brand which aims to be cleaner and more contemporary. The headlights are narrow and can be fitted with lasers if certain options are ordered, and they sit aside a giant kidney grille which uses active aero aids and ‘an almost fully-sealed underbod’ which offers increased aerodynamic performance. It can be bought with one of two engines from launch, an 840d and a M850i, both of which come with the xDrive all-wheel drive system and an eight-speed ‘Steptronic’ automatic gear box as standard. The diesel features a 3.0litre straight-six turbo engine with
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306bhp and 520lb ft of torque, and is capable of 0-100kph in 4.9 seconds. The M850i comes with a 4.4-litre twin-turbo V8 generating 523bhp and 553lb ft of torque, and will do 0100kph in 3.74 seconds. Under normal driving
conditions the xDrive system sends all power to the rear wheels to aid efficiency, but if the car de-
tects slip or is heavily loaded the front pair are engaged to improve grip.
BEEMER ME UP: The new car is a stunner. Photo credit BMW
BMW’s ‘integral active steering,’ or rear wheel steering, is also fitted as standard. In order to keep the 8-series as light as possible the roof, doors, bonnet and front bulkhead are made of aluminium, while the centre transmission tunnel through the cockpit is forged from carbon fibre reinforced plastic, of which other parts can also be specced. Inside, the car is fitted with the latest version of the iDrive infotainment and instrument display system with a large centre console, while cruise control, a heads-up display and active parking is all fitted as standard. The ‘live cockpit professional’ tech features a 12.3 inch instrument display and a 10.25 inch infotainment screen with Microsoft Office plus smart phone, Amazon Alexa and Google assistant connectivity. There are rear seats fitted and the boot is a sizeable 420 litres, with prices set to start at around €87,000 for the 840d and upwards of €110,000 for the M850i.
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Hatch made in heaven AUDI is set to take on Mini with its new A1 Sportback. The supermini is packed with technology, safety kit and new premium features, and is set to go on sale in November. The outgoing first-generation model is the German brand’s
third best-selling model in the UK, and has only once notched annual sales of less than 90,000 across Europe every year since it was launched in 2010. In 2017 Mini shifted 215,549 units, meaning Audi has yet to reach its potential in the sector.
The new A1 looks sportier than the old model, with a single frame front grille and three flat bonnet slits reminiscent of the original 1984 Sport Quattro. It is available only with five doors and has been made longer to increase cabin space and boot volume, the latter adding 65 litres. There will be no diesel option, rather a range of turbocharged TFSI petrol engines, including a 95bhp 1.0-litre three cylinder, plus 1.5-litre and 2.0-litre fourcylinder options . The standard gear box is a sixspeed manual with a seven-speed S tronic automatic transmission available, while the fastest model, the 40 TFSI, comes with a sixspeed S tronic box. A 250bhp all-wheel-drive model is lined up for 2019, while active damping is optional. The car comes with a 10.25 inch all-digital instrument cluster and multi-function steering wheel, while all but entry-level models are equipped with an 8.8 or 10.1 inch infotainment touchscreen. Prices are expected to start at more than â‚Ź18,500.
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Pride of England Harry the hero as Lions march on GARETH SOUTHGATE will be looking to improve England’s wastefulness in front of goal ahead of their second game in World Cup Group G. The Three Lions play Panama, who lost 3-0 to Belgium in their first tie, at 2pm on Sunday in Nizhny Novgorod. And there is a strong chance the coach could opt to tweak the starting line-up which spurned a raft of chances following good approach play against Tunisia on Monday. Raheem Sterling - who has not scored for 21 internationals - Jesse Lingard and Dele Alli were most guilty but even John Stones, England’s best central defender on the night, shanked a volley with the goal at his mercy. Marcus Rashford and Ruben Loftus-Cheek both staked their claims to replace Sterling and Alli, respectively, after impressing during their cameos, while Danny Rose could come in for Ashley Young at left back after the Manchester United player won only five of 20 duels and gave the ball away 13 times. Southgate’s selection dilemmas come after captain Harry Kane’s stoppage-time winner saw the Three Lions pick up their first win in the opening game of a major tournament since defeating Paraguay in the 2006 World Cup. It was just reward after England were by far the better team in Volgograd, racking up eight shots on target to Tunisia’s one. The team started brilliantly, flying at their opponents and passing the ball with speed and accuracy before Kane turned in the opener after 11 minutes. England continued to apply the pressure and missed opportunities to extend the lead until they were punished for Kyle Walker’s clumsy elbow on Fakhreddine Ben Youssef, Ferjani Sassi equalising from the spot. Walker was criticised for facing his own goal in the wake of referee Wilmar Roldan’s harsh decision, but centre back is not his natural
position and he remains a work in progress there. Tunisia dug in with their physical approach and frustrated England in the hot and humid conditions as the game wore on, with Dele Alli particularly out of sorts in the second period after picking up a thigh injury before half time. But the team never gave up and fully deserved the victory secured by Kane’s clever late header after the striker had earlier been wrestled to the
DOUBLE JOY: Harry Kane is the first England player to score twice in a World Cup match since Gary Lineker against Cameroon at Italia 1990.
ground in the penalty area on two occasions when VAR officials should have given penalties. And it was a vitally important win for a young and inexperienced England side which can now face its remaining group fixtures with confidence and momentum. Southgate said afterwards he would have been proud of his players performances “if we’d drawn,” but Spain, Portugal, Argentina, Brazil and Germany failed to win their opening games at this tournament while England did not.
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FERNANDO ALONSO won the Le Mans 24 Hours at the first attempt. The Formula 1 driver and team-mates Sebastien Buemi and Kazuki Nakajima also drove Toyota its first ever victory in the famous race. And the 36-year-old Spaniard now wants to win the Indianapolis 500 as he aims to
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Now Fer the crown complete motorsport’s ‘triple crown,’ since he has already finished top of the podium at Monaco Grand Prix twice. Only English legend Graham Hill has ever won all three classic races. Former F1 driver Nakajima put the Toyota hybrid machine on pole position and the first half of the gruelling race saw the lead swing between Alonso’s team and the number seven car piloted by Briton Mike Conway, Japanese Kamui Kobayashi and Ar-
gentine Jose Maria Lopez. Buemi, also an ex-F1 star, was then hit with a 60-second stop-and-go penalty for speeding in a caution zone, leaving the number eight outfit twothirds of a lap and more than two minutes behind. But Alonso pulled the time back during a series of nighttime stints behind the wheel, and Nakajima retook the lead in the 16th hour before the team held on for victory and a Toyota one-two. British driver Jenson Button,
the 2009 F1 world champion, failed to complete the race after his Russian SMP team’s car spent two hours in the pits before retiring. The Japanese manufacturer was the only team entering a hybrid
SPORT ENDURANCE TEST: Fernando Alonso, left, and Sebastien Buemi celebrate their win.
car in the top LMP1 class.
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