THE proposed SE-40 bridge over the Guadalquivir in Sevilla will be the highest in Europe. The engineering companies Ayesa and Fhecor, which elaborated the study to decide between an overpass or tunnels to cross the Guadalquivir river between Coria del Rio and Dos Hermanas, have published a recreation of the possible project. Of the two […]
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A PLANNED and targeted winter vaccination campaign will kick-off in Andalucia on October 3. Junta Chief Juanma Moreno has announced the flu vaccination campaign will be launched in Andalucia on October 3 and it will be done in conjunction with the fourth dose of vaccine against Covid-19 starting with people over 80 years in residences.
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SPAIN’S left-wing coalition government is hoping to slap a two-year tax on the richest 1% of the population by next year to fight inflation, its treasury minister announced. Minister Maria Jesus Montero said the tax would be designed so ‘the burden of the war in Ukraine doesn’t fall entirely on those who usually pay the
Spanish authorities have made the largest recorded seizure of fake designer goods across Europe to date. Seventeen people were arrested as police raided 14 bazaars, four stores and three homes in the Europol-backed operation. About €70,000 euros in cash and three vehicles were also seized alongside the huge five tonne haul of counterfeit goods which
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Two shootings in just 24-hours have rocked a sleepy resort town along Spain’s Costa del Sol. Police are investigating after a stray bullet struck a vehicle parked outside a luxury car showroom in San Pedro de Alcantara about 2pm on Wednesday. Another shot was also fired from a car which had been in pursuit of
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IN the wake of the Spanish Civil War, Republican Colonel José Sicardo Jiménez- Córdova and his wife Mariana Carderera had little choice but to flee their home country and go into exile, given the likelihood they would be shot for being “reds”. In Madrid they left behind them a six-story building in Moreto street, which
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A British woman who is paralysed from the waist down had to drag herself down an aircraft aisle to go to the loo when cabin crew refused to help. The husband of Jennie Berry, originally from Durham, recorded her dragging herself to the toilet. It was her only option as there was no aisle chair
CLEANING teams are still removing oil from Gibraltar beaches released after the sinking of the OS 35 bulk carrier off Catalan Bay. The strong easterly Levante winds last weekend helped spread the oil – which the Captain of the Port said salvage teams were unable to remove – with Seven Sisters beach just south of
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COSTA DEL SOL taxi drivers have called a strike for today, Thursday September 22, posing potential travel chaos at the city’s air and sea ports, bus and railway stations. Apart from essential services such as transporting the disabled, elderly or families with children, there will be no taxi service between 11am to 1pm at Malaga’s
