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FIGHTING SPIRIT he discovered brochures for the Cancer Support Group (CSG). Philip and Meg got through the worst of the chemo, not only with the support of CSG, but thanks to family, neighbours and friends. Philip said, “This unsolicited, but nevertheless incredibly welcome psychological, emotional and logistical support, began to feel medicinal in and of its own right. I became determined to go to war on CREDIT: Philip James Baber
A TRUE fighting spirit lies behind the challenge Philip James Baber set himself to swim the 555 kilometres “in and out of every nook and cranny” around Mallorca’s coastline to raise money for the Cancer Support Group. In May last year, Es Capdella resident, gallery owner and poster art producer James received the devastating news he was suffering from a grade 4 cancer which had unfortunately metastasised. Philip said, “The tumours littered my body. They were growing and on the war path, heading towards my spinal cord and vital organs. “Both physically and spiritually speaking I felt like I was falling into a black hole.”
INSPIRATIONAL: Philip with wife Meg and their two young daughters. But both Philip and his wife Meg were determined to turn the situation around. He radically changed
his diet, gave up drinking and prepared himself mentally for chemo and radiotherapy. It was when he was be-
ing fast-tracked into the system at Palma’s Son Espases hospital that
the disease until I had it nipped in the bud. I felt like I had an army of warriors backing me up.” When Philip and Meg moved to Mallorca in their 30s they were “super-fit and feeling invincible.” Philip admitted, “We never foresaw how quickly a medical crisis could manifest, how could we ever have dreamed how rapidly the community here, with CSG over-arching it, would come to help save the day.” Fundraising for the Cancer Support Group is now “paramount” for Philip.
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From Front Page He began his epic swim on May 20 this year, exactly one year on from when he became ill and is already almost halfway there to achieving his goal. Brimming with optimism about his future, Philip wants others living in Mallorca who “God forbid are
An epic swim for CSG ever in the same crisis as I was,” to “rest assured that CSG will take you under their wing. “They can support you in the administration of your recovery plan and help you restore normality to your life.
“Their role here, in as much as they can reduce stress, improve your self-esteem and provide practical help is vital, integral and complementary to the pub-
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Philip is now optimistic. lic and private health services. You are not alone.”
Migrant wave A MASS wave of illegal migrants reached Balearic waters this week. The Government Delegation in the archipelago reported that 204 immigrants in 13 small boats were intercepted off the coasts of Mallorca and Formentera on Monday night and Tuesday, September 22. Government Sub-delegate in the Balearics Aina Calvo referred to the figures as “historic,” but said it remained to be seen whether this was an exceptional situation. She described the Balearics as a place of “transit” for migrants rather than a final arrival point.
SOLLER Council has launched a charity brolly campaign to raise funds for a special wheelchair for a local lad who suffers from a debilitating mitochondrial disease which affects the movement in his legs. The aim is to help collect €30,000 to buy an electric standing wheelchair for young Emy Maduka Amengual from sales of the umbrellas, which have been
A BEETHOVEN tribute will be the curtain-raiser on the new Balearic Island Symphony Orchestra season. Between October and December, the orchestra will be performing the great German composer’s first eight symphonies and five concerts for piano and orchestra to mark the 250th anniversary of his birth. The venue for this season’s concerts will be the Trui theatre in Palma due to technical and capacity necessities. The Covid-19 pandemic means audience capacity will be limited and perfor-
Charity brollies decorating the boulevard in the Plaza de la Constitucion all summer. The initiative will get off the ground with setting up a sales point in Soller’s plaza every Saturday. Soller’s Equality councillor Mar Castañar explained that there is a minimum price for the brollies.
mances will be in accordance with established hygiene and safety protocols, such as social distancing, the provision of hydro-alcoholic gel for the public and the compulsory use of face masks.
Flu jabs earlier this year LOCAL health centres will soon be contacting vulnerable residents with appointments for flu vaccinations. Ana Barcelo, who heads the regional government’s Health department, announced that the Generalitat hopes in this way to cover 75 per cent of over-64s and health professionals. Barcelo’s department also hopes to vaccinate 60 per cent of pregnant women and patients considered to be at risk owing to health conditions. Vaccinations will begin on October 8, the Health chief said
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NIBS EXTRA Warm autumn WEATHER experts are predicting a warm autumn for the Balearics, with average or below normal rainfall. The AEMET State Meteorology office also reported that while the average temperature on the islands in June, July and August was a pleasant 24.6ºC, a heatwave meant there were several truly tropical nights.
On track SANTANYI Council will create a five-kilometre cycle track connecting Calonge and Cala Ferrera This will be the final stretch of bike track running along the coast between the municipalities of Santanyi and Felanitx. The €340,000 project has a subsidy from the Balearics government.
Teenage thieves GUARDIA CIVIL have arrested four teenagers for a spate of thefts from parked cars in Inca and Mancor de la Vall. The Guardia suspect the 17 to 19year-olds are behind nine robberies from vehicles in the early hours of the morning at the end of August and that they also stole three bicycles.
Mugger sentenced A PALMA court has sentenced a mugger to a two-year suspended prison sentence for targeting an 84-year-old man in Inca last September. The mugger snatched €200 the pensioner had tucked into his shirt pocket, kicked away his walking stick and pushed him down onto the ground, leaving the victim with several injuries.
Public safety THE Balearic government is allocating €2.2 million to the Public Safety Fund this year with the aim of improving safety in the islands’ municipalities by carrying out and driving measures which guarantee coordination between Local Police forces. Just over €1.7 million will go to Mallorca.
Rule-breakers CALVIA police fined three people for leaving their Palma neighbourhoods in violation of restrictions on movement under measures introduced in five districts of the Mallorca capital to half the spread of Covid-19. Officers caught two scrap dealers in Santa Ponsa and the third person on the Punta Ballena strip in Magaluf during traffic controls.
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Long process W H AT t h e B a l e a r i c president described as the “long process” of repairing the damage i n t h e S i e r r a d e Tr a muntana mountains f ro m t h e e x t re m e weather which hit Mallorca at the end of August is underway. Francina Armengol visited the area last week to see first-hand the start of the works being carried out under the management of the regional Environment and Territory ministry in the wake of the storms, which particularly affected Banyalbufar, Valldemossa and Esporles. Armengol explained that this first phase is concentrating on the most urgent actions. “Although the complete restoration of the zone will be a long process, the government
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PROMISE: The Balearic president said the regional administration is committed to the complete restoration of the affected zone. will maintain its commitment to the end,” she promised. She made a point of thanking the willingness of the councils to work in collaboration with the regional Environment and Public Administrations ministries to move forward on the Balearic administration’s request to the Spanish government on Septem-
ber 7 to declare the area a seriously affected zone by weather. She said this would mean more direct assistance for those affected. The €280,000 worth of works will cover an area of just over 31 hectares in Port des Canonge, Urbanización Nova Valldemossa and the Son Cabaspre area.
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Dumping fines LLUCMAJOR Council has issued thousands in fines for uncontrolled rubbish dumping over the course of this year. The local authority reported that total sanctions for violating the by-law on waste add up to some €10,000. Urban Maintenance councillor Pilar Bonet described the dumping of trash in unauthorised areas as “regrettable” and “anti-social” behaviour on the part of certain residents, and said it had a damaging effect on the image of the municipality. Bonet made it clear the council will be “relentless” in going after the people responsible. She also said the council is keeping an eye on residents who have already been fined for any further irregularities in getting rid of waste “to prevent reoffending.” Among the offences which the administration highlighted were the discharge of water from two swimming pools onto the public street, which resulted in a €700 fine for those responsible. Also a €500 fine for dumping contaminating waste and a €120 sanction for launching paper planes from a house onto the public street. The Urban Maintenance councillor urged residents “to do things correctly,” and said the council were “taking all the necessary steps” to enable members of the public to deposit rubbish in accordance with the regulations.
Low expectations MALLORCA’S bars, cafes and restaurants expect a tough low season due to the ongoing pandemic and associated uncertainty. One in four of the island’s establishments could shut in autumn and winter, according to the hospitality branch of the PIMEM Mallorca small and mediumsized business federation. A survey of the federation’s members on the impact of the restrictions for dealing with Covid-19 revealed that 42 per cent were thinking of closing up in the coming months. Of these, 18 per cent said they would be shutting their doors for the last time. There were however 24 per cent which are planning to see how things pan out before making any decisions. Among the 58 per cent of establishments which prefer to remain, 37 per cent said they will be operating at a minimum level, 11 per cent at about half
ANTI-SOCIAL: The council made it clear it will be ‘relentless’ in going after anyone who violates the bylaw on waste disposal.
Safe and sound BARS & RESTAURANTS: Expect a tough low season. the usual activity and staff levels, and just 9 per cent absolutely as normal. Association president Eugenia Cusi said the survey also revealed that takings for Mallorca’s hospitality
sector were down 55 per cent in August on the same month last year. The association predicts income could end up down as much as 70 per cent this year on 2019.
INCA Council has contracted private security to reinforce policing in certain parts of the town and to ensure compliance with health safety regulations. The administration said it is a temporary measure, which has the authorisation of the government delegation. The private security personnel are working in coordination with Local Police. Their focus is on providing a pre-
A HIKER missing in Pollensa has turned up safe and sound two days after he disappeared. The Guardia Civil reported the 43-year-old managed to get mobile cover first thing on Sunday morning in the rocky area of Es Mirador de Ses Coves
Blancas where he found himself and called his family. Emergency teams immediately went to find him. The rescued hiker reportedly set out alone on Friday, driving to Pollensa and walking for about an hour and a half.
Private reinforcements vention, control and monitoring service, and in the event of detecting a suspicious situation to “automatically” advise the town’s law enforcement, the council explained. TASKS: Private security personnel are working in coordination with Local Police.
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Less flights AIR EUROPA is reducing the frequency of its flight service between Mallorca and Menorca from October onwards. The airline is reportedly cutting the offer from two flights a day to one between Palma and Mao. It will be the midday service which remains in operation, the late afternoon flight being cut for now.
Soller stamp THE state Post and Telegraph society has issued a new stamp featuring the Soller train going over the Cinc Ponts viaduct. There is a series of 6,000 of the category B stamp, which is valid for use in Europe and costs €1.45. In 2008 the society issued a stamp with an image of the Soller tram.
Fight stabbing A 22-YEAR-OLD was stabbed in the torso in a fight in Palma’s Sa Riera park in the early hours of Sunday morning. According to reports the young man was injured during a scuffle which broke out between a bunch of individuals, some of whom were carrying knives.
Museum visits A TOTAL of 353 people visited Mallorca’s maritime museum in Soller Port in August after it reopened its doors following months of closure due to Covid-19 and to allow for reforms to be carried out. The pandemic means the museum is only open to the public in the mornings from Friday to Sunday.
Travel vouchers TRAVEL agents have called on the Balearic government to create a tourism voucher to encourage inter-island travel in the autumn and winter. The AVIBA Balearic travel agency association has already written to Balearic Regional Economic Model, Tourism and Employment minister Iago Negueruela proposing discounts of 25 per cent on flights and accommodation. Each household would be able to acquire up to three of the vouchers, with a maximum discount of €300. AVIBA president Xisco Mulet told Spanish press the travel agencies believe the initiative “would generate
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IDEA: The aim is to promote travel between the islands in low season. a minimum of activity” in low season. The association points out the idea has already been adopted in other parts of Spain.
Financial help ONE in 10 Calvia residents have requested financial help from the local council to help them cope with the impact of the Covid-19 crisis on the local economy. Figures from the local authority reveal that by the end of last month 5,104 people had applied for some kind of municipal subsidy. This represents 11 per cent of the locality’s population. Much of the council assistance has gone towards paying the rent on a property, covering the costs for the start of the new school year, help in reactivating a business or for the self-employed, and to residents in a social emergency situation.
Stiff fines MANACOR Council is introducing fines of up to €1,500 for abandoning a vehile on a public street. Mayor Miquel Oliver said the new by-law addressing the issue is a “response to a request from Local Police.” Under the by-law a vehicle is considered abandoned two months after being immobilised or left without an expla-
nation from the owner or if it is parked for longer than a month and looks damaged or is unauthorised by the Traffic Directorate General. When an abandoned vehicle is detected a report for violating the by-law will be issued and if it is not voluntarily removed within a month, it will be destroyed or decontaminated. Photo by @miqueloliverg
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RESPONSE: Manacor mayor Miquel Oliver said Local Police has requested action on the abandoned vehicle problem.
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ALESHA PROTESTS BRITAIN’S GOT TALENT’S Alesha Dixon sparked new Britain’s Got Talent controversy by wearing a Black Lives Matter necklace on Saturday night’s show. This comes days after unrepentant ITV bosses reportedly spent €291,000 (£260,000) on newspaper adverts defending Diversity’s BLM inspired routine. Alesha Dixon sparked controversy with a Black Lives Matter necklace after ITV rolled out full-page ads in solidarity with Diversity as Ofcom complaints reach 24,500. The Britain’s Got Talent judge, 41, appeared on the prerecorded semi-final in a bright yellow dress and a gold necklace with ‘B’, ‘L’ and ‘M’ pendants for the Saturday night show.
SILENT PROTEST: Alesha’s gold BLM necklace.
A Fry-By at KFC VEGAN activists have had KFC chicken legs hurled at them while protesting against the exploitation of animals outside a butcher’s in Stoke-on-Trent. The protesters where left unharmed after the KFC chicken drive-by hurling. Nine demonstrators with a 10-metre banner, reading ‘friends not food,’ were standing in front of Wayne Walker Quality Meats in Longport, Stoke-on-Trent, when the car drove past firing chicken legs out of the window at the vegans. Friends of the attackers recorded the incident and police were called to the scene - however, the protest, in Davenport Road, was otherwise peaceful.
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Newest scam
THE Ministry of Inclusion, Social Security and Migration is warning of one of the latest scams conning unsuspecting victims out of up to €300, this time through the Bizum app. An automated message claims to be calling from the government’s social security office offering support. As the automated conversation continues, creating alarm, the ‘caller’ begins to ask for personal data. Depending on the person, the conversation can change, opening a wider range to carry out the scam. The ‘false worker’ then promises a form of social aid is available - though nothing is further from the truth. A notification is then sent to the potential victim, and if accepted the scammer profits, known as ‘vishing.’
AUTOMATED MESSAGE: But it’s not all that it seems. “Remember: any management with Social Security or any other body of the Public Administration must always be done through official pages,” reminds the Ministry through its social platforms, pointing out the scam has already conned people out of up to €300. Scammers are taking full
advantage of the current crisis and period of uncertainty and confusion. Last week EWN reported a case of a factory employee who was placed on furlough in May. After four months of payment, she was made redundant, before becoming a target for email con artists posing as the HMRC.
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Wizz Air Expansion HUNGARIAN airline Wizz Air is setting its sights on Ryanair as it prepares an expansion into Italy. Ultra-low-cost airline Wizz Air already serves many cities across Europe, some North African and the Middle East. Now, they have revealed 10 new bases and an expansion into Italy which will begin from October 2020.
ANIMAL rescue services and the town hall of the Valencian town of Gandia are looking for a home for 96 cats which have had to be taken in after their owner was evicted from his flat. The animal protection group Spama Safor has made an appeal through social networks after the locks were changed on the apartment where the man lived with the cats. The 96 cats had to be removed in two groups. On Friday, Sep-
In August the distinctive purple coloured airline, described as Europe’s greenest airline, announced new bases at Gatwick airport and Doncaster Sheffield in addition to its existing base at London Luton. Wizz Air is setting its sights on Ryanair and with the addition of Catania Airport in Italy, a war of attrition has begun.
Cats in the Flat tember 18, the first 50 cats were removed and on Saturday, the remainder before the whole apartment had to get a very deep clean. The Health depart-
VIAJES EL CORTE INGLÉS has put forward its initial proposal for a new temporary employment regulation file (ERTE) to the unions. The move could affect 4,748 workers and run from October 1 of this year to August 31,
ment pointed out that the animals were properly cared for and that the house was equipped to keep them, despite the fact that “a flat is not a place to keep 96 cats.”
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MANUELA CHAVERO: The investigation of her disappearance has been a long experience. A SUSPECT has been arrested for the disappearance of Manuela Chavero. The ongoing investigation has been a long and exhaustive experience. The Guardia Civil are said to have arrested a man in connection with her disappearance and it is claimed that he has confessed to her disappearance and murder. Chavero went missing in the early hours of the morning of July 5, 2016 from Monesterio and a man from this municipality has now been arrested for
the crime. The 28-year-old suspect has admitted to murdering Chavero, 42, and was known to the victim as a close acquaintance and neighbour. The suspect has been detained by the Guardia Civil in Zafra and the authorities are now investigating further with several searches being carried out, including one on his home. An anonymous letter was delivered to Chavero’s sister, Emilia Chavero, which was the passed to police. They have stated that this was the determining factor in pursuing the suspect.
Extension of ERTE 2021, after the impact of the coronavirus crisis in the tourism sector.
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In order to carry this out, it is intended to temporarily close 277 sales points of the current
420 and transfer Viajes El Corte Inglés workers for the duration of the ERTE to the closest points
of sale, preferably shopping centres. Viajes El Corte Inglés, the number one travel agency in Spain, belongs to one of the most important business groups in the country: El Corte Inglés.
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HMA Hugh Elliott sends a message to UK Nationals WITH 100 days until the end of the Transition Period on December 31, HMA Hugh Elliott has recorded a video message for UK Nationals living in Spain. The video of his announcement can be seen at https://www.facebook.com/BritsInSpain/videos/3695054508 53284 Speaking about the continuing negotiations on the future relationship between the UK and the EU, the Ambassador said: “I want to reassure you that your rights as UK nationals living in Spain are already protected under the Withdrawal Agreement between the UK and the EU. And that both the UK and Spanish governments are fully committed to implementing the citizens’ rights provisions in the Agreement.” The Ambassador reminds UK Nationals of the need to register as a resident as soon as possible, but acknowledges that there are difficulties with getting appointments in some places. UK Nationals will still be protected by the Agreement, as long as you can prove you were legally living in Spain before the end of 2020, so the Embassy’s advice is to make sure you have documentation (eg padron certificate, rental agreement, utility bills) to demonstrate you were living here
24 November: 18:00 Swallows 1 December: 18:00 Residency 8 December: 18:00 General Q&A
For further information for UK Nationals in Spain visit: Government Site: Living in Spain https://www.gov.uk/guidance/living-in-spain Facebook: Brits in Spain https://www.facebook.com/BritsInSpain/ https://www.lamoncloa.gob.es/lang/en/brexit/howtoprepare/Paginas/190108residence.aspx HMA HUGH ELLIOTT: Sending a message. before the end of the year. If you have difficulties completing your residency application, the UK Government has provided funding to three organisations - Age in Spain, Babelia and IOM - to answer questions and provide practical support. For details of the help they can provide and how to contact them visit gov.uk/livinginspain. The Embassy and Consulates are also running a series of Facebook Live Q&As on different topics related to living in Spain and the actions UK Nationals may need to take. All sessions take place on www.facebook.com/britsinspain and are available to watch afterwards. The current schedule is as follows, although please note that this is subject to change. Keep an eye on our Facebook page for further details: 6 October: 18:00 Pensions, benefits, working and driving 13 October: 13:00 Healthcare 27 October: 13:00 Travel 10 November: 18:00 Education - studying and teaching
Unguarded ONE of Dominic Raab’s protection squad detectives has been suspended following a ‘security error.’ The detective in question has now been taken off duty as it was revealed he left behind his loaded gun on a flight that the Foreign Secretary of State had just exited from at Heathrow airport. The jet had just returned from Washington DC where Raab had been involved in talks with US leaders on Brexit and Northern Ireland. It is reported that a cleaner boarded the plane and spotted the loaded gun on the seat previously occupied by the detective and she immediately raised the alarm. Police rushed to the jet, but stood down once they realised it belonged to one of Mr Raab’s bodyguards.
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Can a UK-based adviser continue to support you from 2021? Four things to consider while living in Spain, make sure you check they can legally advise you after the transition period.
Even if there is a no-deal Brexit, citizens’ rights for UK nationals legally settled in Spain by 31 December 2020 are protected under the UKEU Withdrawal Agreement. However, there are no guarantees for financial services, which could affect whether you can continue to receive UK-based advice and services as an EU resident. Here are four key considerations.
2. The limits of UK advice
1. The end of passporting Under today’s rules UK-based financial businesses can ‘passport’ out of the UK and into Europe. ‘Passporting’ is currently possible because the UK Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) is bound by the same rules and standards as other financial regulators in the EU. But once the UK leaves the EU, the regulation of financial activity and consumer protection may not continue to line up on both sides. Unless a mutual deal is agreed in time, the EU will stop all passporting arrangements for UK businesses from 1 January 2021.
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Some UK financial firms have put provisions in place to continue working in an EU/EEA country postBrexit, but others have not. We have already seen letters from major UK banks advising EU-based clients they will be withdrawing services and recommending they make alternative arrangements now. So if you wish to continue using a UK-based financial adviser/provider
If you hold savings and investments with an EU-based institution, from 2021 they may not accept instructions, such as top-ups, from a UK adviser. The financial regulator in France, for example, has already confirmed it will be illegal for French banks and insurance firms to do business with a provider who is not authorised in the country. We can expect similar positions to be taken by other EU regulators, which could clearly limit your planning opportunities. Also check if there will be practical challenges to keeping a UK-based adviser, such as having to return to the UK for meetings and paperwork requirements. How this would work if you need funds quickly or are unable to travel through illness or sudden travel restrictions?
3. The advantages of local knowledge Consider whether an adviser based in a different country is best placed to help you take advantage of opportunities available in Spain. Will they fully understand the intricacies of the Spanish tax regime and how it interacts with UK taxation? Will they have in-depth knowledge of local residence, domicile, tax, succession law and reporting rules? Who will foot the bill or face the consequences if they get things wrong? While UK-based advisers may be experts on the ins and outs of the UK system for residents there, it is unlikely that they have the same in-depth knowledge for Spain. 4. The suitability of UK planning Remember: financial planning tailored for a UK resident is unlikely to remain suitable once you become resident elsewhere. If you are holding on to UK savings
and investments, beware that they could potentially attract a higher tax bill once they cease to be EU/EEA assets from 2021. Meanwhile, Spanish residents have access to locally-compliant alternatives that can offer other advantages besides tax-efficiency - such as multi-currency and estate planning flexibility - so explore your options. As full Brexit draws nearer, it has never been more important to ensure your financial affairs are both compliant and suitable for your life in Spain. Secure financial peace of mind by talking to an experienced, locallybased adviser, as soon as possible. Tax rates, scope and reliefs may change. Any statements concerning taxation are based upon our understanding of current taxation laws and practices which are subject to change. Tax information has been summarised; 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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Third time lucky? EXPATS LOSE Political Viewpoint from Spain by DAMON MITCHELL SPAIN’S Second Deputy Prime Minister and secretary-general of Podemos, Pablo Iglesias, has defended the need to move towards a ‘New Republic.’ He suggests that new republic should recognise the plurinationality of Spain, with an organisation ‘more federal, more confederal’ and that moves away from centralism. “I believe that working and building alliances to advance to the republican horizon has to be one of the political tasks of Podemos in the coming years,” Iglesias said in his speech before his party. For Iglesias, this republican future is a “scenario for overcoming the territorial crisis that Spain is experiencing” and may represent, he said, “a common project that appeals to all the peoples of the State against the centralism” of the monarchy. However, and although Iglesias has not referred in his speech to the time frame of this new republic, the vice president considers it to be a medium or long-term project.
In the context of the crisis of the monarchy with the departure of King Juan Carlos and the investigation in the Supreme Court Prosecutor’s Office on the possible commissions paid by Saudi Arabia for the construction of the AVE to Mecca, Iglesias thus vindicates the republican vocation of Podemos compared to what he considers a monarchical PSOE party. “Those of us who are Republicans have to be able to understand the historical moment in which the Spanish monarchy is found and the model of state that this monarchy embodies. We have to have the courage and the audacity so that Spain advances towards the horizon of a new republic,” defended Iglesias. According to this project, the ‘New Republic’ should leave behind an economic model based on construction and tourism, which ‘has become the main obstacle to the economic development of Spain.’ “The monarchy no longer represents the business opportunities of the most dynamic business sectors. Those sectors have to be part of a new republican horizon that means economic modernisation, greater efficiency and competitive capacity,” said Iglesias. In his opinion, there is an ‘exhaustion’ of the historical role that the monarchy has played in Spain.
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UK BANKS: To close expat accounts. TENS of thousands of British expats living in Europe are receiving notices from their UK banks that their accounts will be closed in weeks due to postBrexit rules. Banks now have to decide which countries they want to continue operating in. Lloyds Bank confirmed it will pull services from Holland, Slovakia, Germany, Ireland, Italy and Portugal - a move that impacts 13,000 Brits. Barclays also confirmed bank and credit card customers living in the EU are being warned their accounts may be closed. Customers living in Spain, France and Belgium have already received notice their Bar-
claycards will be cancelled on November 16. Coutts also confirmed it will be no longer serve customers based in the EU. A source explained: “In some cases, continuing to serve customers would be incredibly complex, extremely expensive and very time-consuming, and simply would not make economic sense. This is passporting - this is the reality of Brexit.” Under the current legislation, it will become illegal for UK banks to provide services to expat customers living in Europe after Britain leaves the EU. Boris Johnson has just a month left to strike a deal and 102 days before the transition period officially ends.
BBC TAKES AIM BBC aims its sights at mid-morning ratings war With ITV as it develops an alternative choice for viewers to This Morning. Currently, Phillip Schofield and Holly Willoughby dominate the mid-morning schedule however all that could be set to change. It has been suggested that the concept for the show would be closely linked to The One Show and could see Stacey Dooley and Rylan Clark take point as the show’s hosts. Whilst Good Morning Britain has the controversial and opinionated Pier Morgan to draw in return viewers, the BBC are searching to capitalise on their exceptionally high breakfast viewing figures, which seriously outranks Good Morning Britain, thereby preventing audience members from switching the channel. A source at the BBC is reported as having said, “The thinking is that if they can put a daytime version of the show on straight after BBC Breakfast, they’ll keep some of those viewers, and will follow the same formula as The One Show but with segments tailored to a new daytime audience.”
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ERNIE less TO save money the British government has announced that with effect from the December premium bond draw it will reduce the number of prizes available so that the odds of any single number winning a prize will drop from 24,5001 to 34,500-1.
Spain’s rating WHILST the S&P credit rating agency cut Spain’s rating from Stable to Negative because of fears that the government will not see its budget passed, another agency, Moodys, disagreed and left its rating at Stable seeing positive signs.
Trade deals FORMER Conservative minister and leading Brexiteer Liam Fox who was involved in trying to set up trade deals is now one of the remaining four vying to become the new head of the World Trade Organisation with the support of Boris Johnson.
Argument settled THERE is no doubt that in today’s world a trademark is a very valuable thing but there has always been some question as to whether an individual, no matter how famous, can register their own name. Now after nine years of trying, the iconic footballer Lionel Messi has been told by the European Court of Justice that his registration is proper after dismissing appeals from Spanish cycling company Massi which claimed that there could be confusion and the European Union intellectual property office, EUIPO.
Ulster Bank THE Irish Times suggests that one of Ireland’s biggest retail banks, Ulster Bank could be closed down by its UK based parent NatWest leaving up to 2,800 staff in Northern Ireland and the Republic without jobs. Unions who were in discussion with NatWest over the possible redundancy of up to 10 per cent of the staff appear to have been caught unawares and although there have been rumours in the past of a sale, there are no obvious purchasers in the wings at
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Spanish bank merger WHEN first mooted it appeared that there would be a merger between Spain’s third and fourth largest banks, Caixa and Bankia but the reality now appears that Caixa will retain its trad ing name whilst Bankia will slowly disappear. Caixa had previously taken over Barclays Spanish retail business and now will become the largest bank in Spain with total assets of more than €600 billion. With much larger operations out side of the country, both Santander and BBVA will however remain as
numbers one and two in worth. Bankia has had a chequered history being created from the amalgama tion of a number of savings banks, pushed into stock market flotation using what has now been recognised as false figures, seeing its chairman Rodrigo Rato disgraced and impris oned and finally being taken over by the Spanish taxpayer. The new business has been agreed in principle by the two banks but there is quite a way to go, including completion of due diligence, approval by Bankia shareholders and then,
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probably in the first quarter of 2021 it will be reviewed by the Ministry of Economic Affairs and Digital Transfor mation, the National Commission of Markets and Competition. With 6,000 branches, the two banks will look to rationalise and there is little doubt that where there is cross over, closures and subsequent job losses will occur, which may not sit well with the current Spanish gov ernment, although it currently holds 62 per cent of Bankia shares and would be offered a seat on the new bank’s board.
Inditex makes a loss Zara Flagship store in Tokyo.
I live in a small community of properties round a pool and gardens. At the last two Annual General Meetings of owners there were no items on the agenda and no elections took place for the positions of president, administrator or secretary. There was no discussion regarding these positions. Is this legal under the Horizontal Law which states the default term of office is one year? L S (by email) If there is no election or no candidate YOU AND THE LAW presents himself, IN SPAIN the current presi dent continues in office. The horizontal law says that the community must never be without a president. The administrator is not an elected officer. He is a contract ed employee of the community. Properly the president sends out the official agenda for the AGM and election of the president is usually the first item after the read ing and approval of the minutes of the previous meet ing. You have not mentioned the official book of min utes. You should have received your copy after the meeting. The minutes must be registered in a special section of the Property Registry. You have 30 days after receiving your copy to protest.
DAVID SEARL
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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NORMALLY at the forefront of profitable Spanish companies, the Inditex Group, has taken a huge hit from the Covid19 pandemic with a 37 per cent sales drop to €8 billion in its first 2020 six month financial report. Sales for the same period last year were €12.8 billion which shows the dramatic af fect that the lockdown had on the company’s turnover and they are showing a €198 mil lion loss compared to a €1.5 billion profit. Each one of its brands, Zara, Pull & Bear, Massimo Dutti, Bershka, Stradivarius, Oysho and Uterqüe experienced re ductions in sales ranging from 25 per cent to 50 per cent, but executive chairman Pablo Isla said that he is “particularly
pleased with our online sales growth, which demonstrates the critical importance of our strategy to integrate store and online. This is a cornerstone of our unique business model.” The good news continues with the fact that after re opening the majority of its stores (98 per cent) the sec ond quarter of the year saw it return to profit with a positive contribution of €214 million and its ‘piggy bank’ amassed €6.5 billion so it certainly looks safe and sound for the future. Despite the shortterm loss es, the company continues to support charitable causes and during that period donated clothing through UNHCR to refugees in Rwanda as part of the humanitarian relief effort there.
Increased production ALTHOUGH Nissan will go ahead with the closure of its vehicle production in Barcelona at the end of this year, management believe that workers should in crease production whilst they still have jobs. Reports suggest that cur rent production is as low as 40 vehicles a day compared to 160 produced daily prior to the lockdown and that the October target is to reach at least 128 vehicles every day until final closure. There is a current de mand from Japan for new vehicles and Spain can help meet those needs.
Business rate holiday SADIQ KHAN, mayor of Lon don in the company of many London based busi ness owners has appealed to the British government to extend the business rates holiday in order to try to cut the number of possi ble job losses that could oc cur. With a spike in Covid19 cases and street crack downs expected shortly, Khan argues that there could be another 50,000 job losses if the holiday isn’t extended beyond next March. This plea was made as the government deadline for applications concerning business rate reform ar rived.
John Lewis predicts 2020 loss THE UK High Street bloodbath continues as John Lewis announces it could con vert almost half of its Oxford Street store into offices to stem £55 million (€61 million) in losses resulting in mas sive staff cuts. Plans filed with Westminster Council
come as the retailer battles to stem massive first sixmonth losses and the John Lewis Partnership is going to axe its famous staff bonus for the first time in more than 70 years. Dame Sharon White, head of the em ployeeowned retailer, warned it was
on course to make “a small loss or a small profit for the year” after coron avirus ravaged sales at its department store chain. It is the first time since 1948 in the wake of the Second World War that John Lewis has not paid out a propor
tion of profits to staff. The chief of Britain’s leading depart ment store and the upmarket Waitrose supermarket said the closure of stores during the national lockdown and the purchase of lowprofit products like toi let paper had hit overall trading.
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CHANGE(P) 978,20 2.821,0 1.957,2 1.084,50 2.844,0 1.907,0 8.742,6 567,00 288,13 524,37 96,43 470,40 4.487,0 1.748,80 241,55 2.650,0 347,00 108,30 2.441,0 1.584,0 927,9 41,58 2.001,0 1.252,50 2.901,0 6.278,0 6.392,0 2.556,5 283,30 531,54 3.093,0 7.440,0 12.190,0 1.344,50 1.512,74 178,30 2.278,0 1.660,50 2.657,64 296,73 108,81 1.360,50 394,00 4.090,0 1.240,31 6.386,0 64,40 195,15 2.471,0
% CHG. 969,84 2.795,0 1.923,2 1.076,00 2.796,0 1.862,0 8.659,0 562,00 282,50 511,40 92,27 456,40 4.362,0 1.727,40 237,27 2.623,2 336,40 106,50 2.429,0 1.540,7 889,4 40,22 1.949,1 1.211,00 2.844,0 6.228,0 6.312,0 2.520,0 278,09 501,46 3.043,0 7.302,0 12.045,0 1.316,50 1.501,40 175,56 2.259,0 1.619,00 2.633,90 293,15 100,25 1.335,50 381,53 3.944,0 1.203,00 6.316,0 61,48 193,31 2.423,5
NET VOL 19,97K 25,94K 71,96K 29,58K 39,68K 11,19K 7,09K 35,83K 299,07K 64,61K 2,93M 94,65K 9,76K 207,37K 754,52K 7,34K 261,42K 3,11M 0,71K 4,42K 81,87K 358,31K 6,92K 203,29K 31,04K 7,84K 4,69K 133,46K 72,03K 264,50K 8,76K 10,05K 0,70K 6,22K 57,08K 448,25K 16,60K 16,59K 2,82K 457,88K 2,35M 119,86K 73,74K 76,11K 3,89K 10,29K 580,07K 36,34K 4,52K
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JSC MMC Norilsk Nickel ADR 25,40 JSC VTB Bank DRC 0,881 Land Securities 515,60 Legal & General 185,85 Lloyds Banking 24,06 London Stock Exchange 8.728,0 Meggitt 255,47 Melrose Industries 114,48 Mondi 1.557,00 National Grid 837,39 NatWest Group 92,58 Next 5.988,0 Ocado 2.855,51 Persimmon 2.403,8 Phoenix 684,20 Prudential 1.126,50 Reckitt Benckiser 7.408,0 Relx 1.755,50 Rentokil 552,20 Rightmove 620,28 Rio Tinto PLC 4.913,8 Rolls-Royce Holdings 163,83 Rosneft 4,88 Royal Dutch Shell A 1.007,00 Royal Dutch Shell A 1.008,0 Royal Dutch Shell B 964,2 RSA Insurance 468,30 Sage 724,40 Samsung Electronics DRC 1.273,00 Sberbank 12,03 Schroders 2.779,0 Scottish Mortgage 946,56 Segro 949,60 Severn Trent 2.428,0 Smith & Nephew 1.480,32 Smiths Group 1.402,00 Spirax-Sarco Engineering 10.655,0 SSE 1.192,50 St. James’s Place 960,40 Standard Chartered 348,20 Standard Life Aberdeen 221,90 Surgutneftegaz ADR 4,70 Taylor Wimpey 101,62 Tesco 219,40 Tui 279,20 Unilever 4.688,0 United Utilities 861,05 Vodafone Group PLC 104,62 Whitbread 2.109,0 WPP 580,60
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25,52 0,889 534,60 191,15 25,05 8.904,0 271,60 118,45 1.575,50 843,20 96,52 6.198,0 2.855,51 2.494,0 705,00 1.155,50 7.434,0 1.778,00 557,00 627,33 4.927,0 177,23 4,93 1.016,61 1.026,0 985,8 475,60 733,00 1.278,00 12,11 2.893,0 959,50 959,80 2.480,0 1.513,00 1.432,50 10.735,0 1.208,34 986,20 354,55 228,67 4,74 105,10 219,77 290,18 4.715,0 868,20 106,96 2.172,0 596,00
25,35 0,882 515,60 185,80 24,04 8.700,0 255,47 114,48 1.555,50 836,40 92,52 5.986,0 2.778,31 2.401,8 684,20 1.125,00 7.370,0 1.752,50 550,80 619,46 4.890,3 163,39 4,88 1.005,11 1.004,6 961,5 467,90 722,16 1.273,00 12,00 2.774,0 945,75 949,60 2.428,0 1.479,68 1.400,50 10.580,0 1.189,25 960,40 341,00 221,90 4,70 101,62 217,50 278,30 4.671,0 859,18 104,62 2.103,0 580,60
112,74K 17,59K 180,14K 563,80K 13,54M 38,95K 36,54K 139,80K 5,09K 173,17K 2,21M 16,99K 61,46K 16,75K 58,63K 329,80K 32,62K 15,64K 106,20K 4,14K 6,82K 1,22M 79,02K 32,87K 32,87K 156,66K 73,52K 42,01K 1,24K 246,76K 4,96K 257,86K 12,10K 17,61K 20,09K 10,94K 5,40K 16,74K 37,95K 59,68K 62,94K 94,01K 694,94K 232,98K 133,42K 164,41K 3,22K 586,07K 37,51K 215,31K
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CHANGE 172,78 1.503,00 3.037,80 249,84 110,88 169,72 156,21 79,15 40,32 51,16 259,20 196,65 279,84 170,47 124,92 50,50 149,65 99,49 223,57 86,30 203,65 117,91 137,93 248,11 451,00 310,39 60,94 205,72 137,53 130,79
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LESS CASH: Latest £20 polymer bank note. THE National Audit Office (NAO) in the UK is responsible for reviewing all areas of government expenditure and to publish its findings without reference to political opinion. Its latest review concerned the question of cash in society and how it is managed as there are no less than five different or ganisations who each have their own role, but it appears that there is no single controlling voice. The Treasury, the Bank of Eng land, the Royal Mint, the Finan cial Conduct Authority (FCA) and the Payments Systems Regulator (PSR) are all involved and it should be recognised that differ
ent public bodies may well have different needs and expecta tions. As far as bank notes are con cerned, these are produced by a public company De La Rue under contract to the Bank of England and this business is a commercial activity with agreed rates for pro duction of the notes, the quanti ties being set by the Bank with input from the Treasury. Currently the NAO believes that there are bank notes valued at £50 billion (€55 billion) which are in circulation but are not be ing used for any form of transac tion and noone knows for sure where this money has gone. The use of cash in transac tions is, however, in decline: 10 years ago, cash was used in six
Dismal forecast THE Bank of Spain has now downgraded its economic forecast due to the rise in Covid-19 infections and doesn’t expect Spain’s economy to return to pre-pandemic levels until 2023 at the earliest assuming there is an effective vaccine introduced by the middle of next year. The bank previously forecast that Spain’s gross domestic product (GDP) would be reduced between 9.2 per cent and 11.6 per cent this year, but it is now more pessimistic, expecting the fall to be in the region of 10.5 per cent to 12.6 per cent.
out of 10 transactions, and last year it was less than three in 10 with forecasts suggesting that this might fall to one in 10 by 2028.
BUSINESS EXTRA Hopeful news DESPITE gloomy predictions from the Bank of Spain, Nadia Calvino, the Minister of the Economy has indicated that she expects the Spanish economy to expand by 10 per cent or more during the third quarter of 2020.
Negative interest ALTHOUGH the Bank of England decided to leave the headline interest rate at 0.1 per cent during the September meeting of the Monetary Policy Committee, minutes show that it is certainly considering a negative interest rate policy for the future.
Pension age THERE was bad news for women when the UK Court of Appeal refused to accept that the rise in women’s pension age was either unlawful discrimination or a breach of human rights and although the judges felt sympathy, they couldn’t overturn Parliament’s decision.
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LEAPY LEE SAYS IT OTHERS THINK IT THROUGHOUT this whole surge of racial diversity and BLM furore, one fact is becoming abundantly clear; namely the hatred that vast numbers of black people have for their white counterparts! It is also becoming blatantly obvious, that the majority of the white population have been sailing on completely oblivious to this deep resentment that has obviously been festering in the hearts of people of colour for generations. Some of the postings on social media have been extremely disquieting to say the least - and the divide is now growing at an alarming rate. Unfortunately hatred breeds hatred and due to these revelations, droves of white people, who have never before had a discriminatory bone in their body are becoming totally confused. Many, who have actually revered black artists and sports people over the years, are now becoming painfully aware that they themselves are in fact intensely disliked merely for the colour of their skin. Subsequently they have begun to devel-
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What a lot of poppycock! op racist tendencies of their own. Basically all the appeasement and patronising attitudes of the left, (particularly the BBC) are driving a wedge between black and white which is raising the levels of enmity to very dangerous levels indeed. This latest ‘Racial Bias Guide,’ published by the BBC is a typical case in point. Some of its directives are utterly ridiculous. Their sports commentators have been instructed to find other descriptions for ‘pace’ and ‘power’ when describing the play of black football players. Apparently the use of these words is ‘racial stereotyping’ and implies that the talent of these players is down to physical strength and not intelligence. Have you ever heard such utter poppycock in your life? Picture the scene. Commentator. ‘Now, here comes Sterling speeding down the wing; the intelligence in those legs is simply inspiring. His level of mental ability is standing him in great stead and he shows an intimate understanding of the geometrics of the field, plus his boot striking the ball at exactly the right angle gives one a clear inkling that his knowledge of
the theory of Pythagoras is firmly entrenched in his psyche.’ Give us a break, much of the talent of any footballer lies in his pace and power. True they also need a certain level of intelligence and understanding of the game, but Einsteins they certainly don’t have to be. Describing a black footballer as having ‘pace and power’ is actually a great compliment. To interpret it as being a form of racism is utterly ridiculous and shows just what a waste of space these leftie bigots are. Their ability to stir up racism where it never before existed is dangerous in the extreme and if the whole sorry exercise leads to violence and conflict, the blame lies firmly at their doorstep. Personally I think they should be brought to book for racial incitement. They are causing more division and racial tension than has ever been perceived before. And I for one am pretty well convinced many of them are perfectly aware of the fact! Keep the faith. Love Leapy leapylee2002@gmail.com expatradioscotland.com Mon. Wed. Fri. 1pm till 3pm
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King’s praise PRIDE: Felipe VI shares his ‘affection and admiration.’
THE King of Spain, Felipe VI, on Sunday, September 20, presided over the Spanish Legion’s centenay event at the Álvarez de Sotomayor Base in Almeria. The day is emblematic as it coincides with the date on which the first legionary enlisted. Accompanied by the Minister of Defence, Margarita Robles and Chief of the Army General Staff, Francisco Javier Varela, King Felipe VI reviewed the troop after paying his honours on the centenary, that he created. The centenary is celebrated under the motto of ‘Cien años de valor, el valor de cien años,’ which translates as, ‘One hundred years of value, the value of one hundred years.’ During the event King Felipe VI announced his ‘affection’ and ‘admiration’ to the members of the Legion. Margarita Robles, congratulated the Legion with a message through social networks in which she showed her ‘pride’ and highlighted “the work they do to make a country stronger and stronger every day, every day better.” She added, “You are brave, generous and loyal, you are a source of pride for all of Spain.” She also conveyed “her love and support” and indicated that they have “a present and a future that we all want be the best.”
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Across 1 Starts to eat, needs drink, so finishes (4) 3 Midwest journalists get only coffee (8) 9 Money that is right for the till operator (7) 10 An extra bosun is all at sea (5) 11 Composer, last character in catalogue (5) 12 Transform palest artist's medium (6) 14 Lots of money for a parcel (6) 16 Overcharge for cosy jacket (6) 19 Repeated words from Brahman tradition (6) 21 Welsh snakes and insects (5) 24 US city discovered in nautical charts (5) 25 Regard rambling rose as ugly feature (7) 26 Steel men work out basics (8) 27 Put up with large animal (4) Down 1 Thin slice of meat with mashed peas and cole (8) 2 Potions are back in these soda drinks (5) 4 Fights for leftovers (6) 5 Republican getting awards for habits (5) 6 Sunday in church and about Frank (7) 7 Expel some infamous thug (4) 8 Short title changed by learner (6) 13 The apparel that causes a chap to cuss (8) 15 Poison found in any iced cocktail (7)
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FOR NEXT 7 DAYS ARIES (March 21 - April 20) Hassles and battles are on the cards. If things don’t happen as fast as you’d expected, or domestic and workaday blips assail your patience, transform them into an opportunity to show your special qualities. Potent planetary influences urge you to look, listen, learn and refuse to allow petty stumbling blocks to undermine your confidence on Tuesday and Thursday.
TAURUS (April 21 - May 21) Astrologically, it’s not unreasonable to assume that when sparky Mars and the zesty Sun conflict with restless Pluto, life could become a tad frustrating. You might find it hard to tolerate hypocrisy and setbacks, but fortunately, it’s all just a passing cloud. Regardless of any lack of continuity, concentrate on keeping going and prepare for next week’s brighter outlook.
GEMINI (May 22 - June 21) Punchy Mars and the heady Sun are set for a scramble with touchy Pluto. You’ve been there before, so despite any administrative bumps, gossipy whirls or curious rejections, don’t be too sensitive. Add up what you’ve achieved, subtract your fears and keep your emotions under control.
CANCER (June 22 - July 23) Upfront Mars and the upbeat Sun will be at loggerheads with powerful Pluto. You might not appreciate some of Friday or Saturday’s antics, so be ready to use your charm, or perhaps your equally wicked sense of humour will do the trick.
LEO (July 24 - August 23) This is an intense week, and if you get stuck with a particular issue, jumble your words, or just can’t seem to do anything right, it might be worth finding out if the grass is greener on the other side.
VIRGO (August 24 - September 23) Quirky planetary niggles will surface without warning. A variety of talks, news and last-minute changes surround your family members, friends or colleagues. No matter what affects your personal or occupational activities, stay focused, decide what your goals are and, just as
importantly, find the easiest way to move forward without losing your healing sense of humour.
Have you had to wear glasses and a mask at the same time due to Covid 19?
LIBRA (September 24 - October 23) Even the best-made plans can suddenly sink without a trace. Your dreams for a fresh start in one particular direction still need tender, cautious care, and you may equally need to be wary of overstepping the mark where money’s concerned.
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SCORPIO (October 24 - November 22)
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You will need bucketloads of humour and understanding as impatient Mars and the sprightly Sun engage with touchy Pluto. Stay well clear if you want to escape potential power struggles.
SAGITTARIUS (November 23 - December 21) If you suspect that some things are not what they seem, you could be right. Repel doubts, ban anxieties and stick to facts and tact. If certain individuals or situations continue to conspire against you, change course and do something entirely different. What goes around will come around quicker than you think.
CAPRICORN (December 22 - January 20) Storms in tea-cups need loads of sweet-talking. Of course, if you can’t be bothered with it all, fair enough; keeping quiet could be the best way to deal with problems, glitches or sudden backfires. If you can’t take a break, at least chill out with whatever or whoever brings you the greatest pleasure.
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DID you know, you have up to 60,000 thoughts per day, and up to 80 per cent of those are negative? A shocking statistic isn’t it! Our thoughts are a HUGE part of our lives, but out of those 60,000, how many of those thoughts do you actually listen to? Society’s social wheel teaches us to carry on with our normal, daily tasks, without actually asking ourselves. ‘What is it I am truly thinking?’ We, as humans, believe that
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our thoughts are our reality, we’ve allowed these thoughts and absorbed them since we were a child. When a thought comes into our mind, our brain searches for a memory that we can relate to that thought. If the memory is negative, the Cortisol hormone is released into our nervous system to protect us, therefore, giving us a warning sign of danger. If the memory is positive, the hormone Dopamine is released, to give us pleasure. The problem that many people have is the fact that
thoughts enter the mind, however, you don’t listen to what your thoughts are trying to tell you. It’s almost like the thoughts are brushed under the carpet, or accepted as ‘just a bad day.’ The more you ignore these thoughts, the louder the ego (little voice in your head) gets. This little voice acts like a parent or a teacher, telling you what to do or not to do, making you feel deflated and uncertain of who you are. You struggle to hear your true self because you have that many thoughts, it feels like you’re in a playground with 50 screaming children. So, how can you truly listen to your thoughts and understand what they are trying to say to you? Here is a mindset tech-
nique that I have recently taught my clients. Try this in the comfort of your own home. 1. Find a comfortable quiet place, where you can be alone for the next 10 minutes. Light a candle, put on some soft music, or even sit in silence. It is important that you do what works for you. 2. Grab a piece of paper and pen, without thinking of the task, write down any thoughts that come into your mind. This could be an array of one-word thoughts, a sentence, even a paragraph. Try not to overthink the task in hand, just go with the flow and trust yourself. 3. Next to each thought, write down the emotion/feeling that you attach to this thought. How does this thought make you feel?
If you would like to dig a little deeper into your own thoughts, feelings and behaviours or you would like to complete one of my courses to live a happy and healthy life with yourself, please email me coachingwithdione@gmail.com.
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Winter-proof skin AUTUMN has settled in, and after making itself comfortable, it is finally bringing colder temperatures. For many, the cooler temperature is a welcome relief to the blazing heat and humidity of the summer. But the biggest organ in the body the skin - has already started getting goose bumps. Skin is our protection against external conditions and forms a protective barrier over the body’s surface. The epidermis is the outermost layer and makes sure to keep water in the body and infectious germs from entering. Seasonal changes can irritate and exacerbate existing skin conditions. A big percentage of the population is affected by some type of skin ailment in varying degrees of severity. Wind and cold aggravates dry and inflamed skin. For people who experience rosacea, the summer months can be a bad time of year. On the other hand, a wintery climate can be problematic for eczema, psoriasis and acne. Even people with a healthy dermis will notice red cheeks, taut skin and cracked lips. Although the effects of winter cannot be completely avoided, experts do recommend following a series of habits that can benefit the skin. An important thing to avoid is scalding hot baths and showers as the heat strips the skin of its natural oils. A shorter, cooler shower will help plus using a moisturising cream. Exposure to hot environments such as air-conditioned cars or rooms with dry air can further dehydrate the epidermis. A conscious effort should be made to drink plenty of water and supplementing diet with Omega 3 and 6 oils can reduce inflammation. Cosying up to the radiator or fireplace will also cause dryness, a humidifier will help this.
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DEAR Euro Weekly News, I was so utterly dismayed to read your Costa del Sol front cover piece about the bar owners in Fuengirola. Eight bars abandoned within months!? That is both shocking and sad. Many people come out here to live a dream. They bring their life savings, they see a gap in the market and try and do something to make themselves and others happy and then they get this massive kick in the face. The coast survives upon entertainment and music. Fining bars for playing music? What on earth has that got to do with Covid. Unfortunately, the controversial question needs to be asked, were any of these Spanish bars or are they only the expat bars. Whether they agree or not I have seen and heard of victimisation by the police against foreigners, bars included. I understand that they are trying to look after their own, but they are destroying people’s livelihoods and dreams as they do so. Surely there is enough room for them all. A disappointed, Fred Wilkins Fuengirola
Wordy worries Dear Editor, I read Barry Duke’s piece in EWN September 17-23 with great interest and a wry smile. The British advertising industry has been getting foreign words wrong for years. The sports car firm Porsche has actually released a video so that
OUR VIEW Put on a happy face
RECENT pictures have emerged of Wuhan, they show dance parties and pool parties, something we would never even contemplate taking part in just now. They also show something else even more important, laughs and smiles. Two things that can brighten up anyone’s day but are very sadly missing from the streets of the UK, Spain, Italy etc at the moment. How has Wuhan done it? Can’t we learn from them? They have seen a total U-turn to the start of the pandemic there, when they were the epicentre of what was to become a global virus. Life was abruptly put on hold and their own world shut down. Hospitals were overflowing with patients, and a rapidly increasing death toll and uncertainty about when the lockdown would end spread fear and panic. What they live now reflects a strategic victory in fighting the virus. Wuhan has not seen a local infection since May, anything else has been imported but tackled swiftly. There is still some need for caution, gatherings and mass celebrations are not encouraged, but masks have been abandoned and people are happy to be back with their families. In Wuhan, residents faced a 76-day quarantine lockdown during the worst of the outbreak. Now many have who survived are ready to rid themselves of that trauma and move on. Maybe it is just bravado or turning a blind eye and getting on with their lives. Whatever they are doing it is working. Infections have dropped and people are again smiling. Something we hope we can all experience very soon.
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COMMENTS FROM FACEBOOK Without a Brexit deal, British expats will lose UK bank account and credit card facilities “It is a possibility. Banks will need to have a head office in the EU to trade. That’s a global law, not anything to do with the EU. A lot of banks like HSBC are global so will be ok. But some banks rely on the UK only and it’s status within the EU.”
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Florida man is banning people from entering his bar with masks on UNFAIR: Bars targeted. the benighted can learn to pronounce ‘Porsche’ correctly as ‘Porsche’h’ (there is no silent ‘e’ at the end of a word in German), whereas the advertising minions working for a garden equipment firm will insist on pronouncing the word as ‘karcher,’ whereas it should be pronounced ‘kerchher,’ the double ‘h’ signifying that the ‘ch’ is pronounced as in the Scottish word ‘loch.’ The little dots over the letter ‘a’ in this firm’s name (which I cannot replicate on my keyboard) are Umlauts (change of sound) that convert the ‘aa’ to an ‘ae’ when pronounced. Other blunders include ‘Dashhund’ when the correct word is ‘Dachshund,’ and pronounced ‘Dachhshunt,’ Dachs being a badger and Hund a dog or hound. Again, the ‘ch’ is pronounced as in ‘loch.’ Then there is the manufacturer Braun, correctly pronounced like the English ‘brown’ and not as ‘brawn.’ I blame the Americans, who still insist on spelling ‘Adolf’ as ‘Adolph’ and pronouncing it ‘Aye-dolf,’ and whose citizens with German ancestors cannot pronounce their own surnames properly. Are they ashamed of them? Thus we get ‘Schwortsengger’ when it should be pronounced ‘Shwaartsenegger,’ ‘Winesteen,’ when it should be pronounced ‘Vineshtine,’ and ‘Shwortskopf’ when it should be ‘Schwaartskopf.’ Still, given that Americans are still struggling to speak decent English after over 200 years, decent German will elude them for another 500, methinks. Best regards. Charles Markuss Pilar de la Horadada
Leapy lover Hello Leapy, This is my first time of writing to you and although your column is the first thing I turn to when reading the EWN, I must say that I agree with a majority of what you say, so keep up the good work. As you are unlikely to receive this particular local paper I thought you might be interested in the following article, I think it would fall nicely into your ‘You couldn’t make it up’ section as it discusses how Zebra crossings and children’s warning signs are deemed to be sexist. I think there must be a committee somewhere that looks round to find the next stupid thing to do. Could I also recommend that you take a look at what the criteria for the 2022 best picture Oscar are going to be if it wasn’t a wind-up it was unbelievable. I’m not sure just who would win it? Keep up the good work. Roy Baugh
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“It’s worrying to see so many of the comments about how SELFISH this man is for NOT going BANKRUPT and serving drinks to people who WANT them!! Whilst trying to maintain an income!!! All to protect the 1 per cent? And YOU call him selfish!”
SA
Online supermarkets see rise in use over fear of second lockdown “Idiot people. Why don’t they just get a grip and carry on as normal?”
TA
Drunken yob arrested for biting off part of passenger’s ear on Palma flight “Yet further proof alcohol should be banned in airports and on planes!”
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Deputy PM wants Spain to push forward and become a republic “Here is a great idea, how about only decent, benevolent, noncorrupt people in government? I know it is a radical idea, I’m just putting it out there to see what people think.”
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UK Government to pay low-income earners to isolate “Meanwhile in Spain more than half a million workers would be out of the ERTE.”
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Greater Manchester put on red alert as Coronavirus cases surge “This will happen when you have a segment of that population putting up two fingers to the safety rules and your police force looking the other way.”
WG
Boris Johnson expresses financial worries as the burden of PM takes hold “He will never have to struggle when he becomes a pensioner, his ex-prime minister pension alone will be much much greater than the state pension, so why is he worried. Try living on what your government gives us, we have to watch every penny we spend every day of the year.”
CM
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Understanding what we say and how we say it DOGS’ brains understand not only what we say but also how we say it and are able to distinguish the words and tones we use when speaking to them, a new study has revealed. Led by Attila Andics, professor at the University of Lorand in Budapest, the study, the results of which were published by Science magazine, played recordings of their trainers using different words and tones to 13 different dogs while using magnetic resonance scanners to study how their brains reacted. The dogs were found to use the left hemispheres of the brains, just like humans, and to recognise each word separately regardless of tone. “This study is the first step towards understanding how dogs interpret human speech and can help us understand communication between the two and make it more efficient,” Andics explained. Words are the main element of language and communication, while tone is another way of transmitting information. Humans use both to understand what they’re hearing, and the aim of the study, Andics said, was to discover whether dogs were also able to separate the two. In effect, they were found to process vocabulary and tone separately. Therefore, the team concluded, dogs are indeed able to distinguish between the words we say to them and the tone we use.
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Goalless draw RCD Mallorca registered the team’s first point of the season with a goalless draw against 10-man RCD Espanyol at the RCDE Stadium on Sunday, September20. Manager Luis Garcia Plaza made three changes to the side which lost 1-0 to Rayo Vallecano on the opening day of the season as the team faced Vicente Moreno for the first time since his departure from the club. Brain Olivan made his first start in club colours following his arrival from Cadiz CF in place of Ivan Bravo, while Salva Sevilla and Abdon replaced Stoichkov and Alex Alegría respectively. New signing Jordi Mboula was named among a substitutes’ bench including Antonio Sanchez, Luka Romero and Ruben de Galarreta.
The opening exchanges required Manolo Reina to be at his best as he first reacted to Wui Lei’s header with an unorthodox save before later getting down well to avoid a defensive mix-up with Antonio Raillo. The centre back quickly atoned for the miscommunication when he climbed highest to test Diego Lopez with a powerful header having shown good movement to lose his marker just before the half-hour mark. Chances were few and far between throughout the first half as Iddrisu Baba broke up Los Periquitos’ attacks and looked to feed Salva Sevilla, Aleix Febas and Dani Rodríguez further forward in a tightly-contested midfield. Despite Mallorca’s best efforts to slip past the hosts’ resilient shape, they would ultimately head
into half-time deadlocked. The restart mirrored the opening 45 minutes’ tempo, with Adrian Embarba cutting in and firing wide before Olivan hammered a wild strike over the bar from a distance as clear chances remained scarce. With gaps in the final third opening up as play began to stretch in the game’s closing stages, Salva Sevilla was able to find space and time to let leash at goal, only to be denied by a routine save from Lopez. New arrival Mboula and academy product Antonio Sanchez were handed their first appearances in the senior side with 10 minutes left on the clock, as Garcia looked to change Mallorca’s offensive dynamic. The remaining seven minutes swung in the Balearic side’s favour as
NO TIME: The Mallorca players were unable to find a late winner.
Marc Roca received his marching orders for a second bookable offence having elbowed Dani Rodriguez while competing
for a loose aerial ball. Despite a numerical advantage, time was unfortunately against Mallorca as the players were unable to
find a late winner and will now have to quickly turn their attention to hosting oCE Sabadell this coming Sunday, September 27.
RCD Mallorca: Manolo Reina, Joan Sastre, Raíllo, Valjent, B. Oliván, Baba, Febas (79’), Salva Sevilla, Dani Rodríguez (87’), Lago Júnior (79’), Abdón (73’) Substitutes: Miquel Parera, Leo, Iván Bravo, De Galarreta, Antonio Sánchez (79’), Luka Romero, Alegría (73’), Russo, Fran Gámez, Sedlar, Stoichkov (87’), Mboula (79’) RCD Espanyol: Diego López, Cabrera, Calero, Miguelón, Dídac Vila, Wu Lei (57’), Embarba, Raúl De Tomás (84’), Melendo (57’), Fran Mérida (57’), David López (73’) Substitutes: Oier, Angel F, Pedrosa, Lluís López, Puado (57’), S. Darder (57’), Marc Roca (57’), Vargas (73’), Pol Lozano (84’), Óscar, Carreras, Nico M.R