October 2023

Photographs are windows into the past, capturing moments frozen in time. Black-and-white or faded photographs have a unique charm, evoking nostalgia and a sense of history. However, these monochromatic images often leave us wondering about the true colors of the past. This is where photo colorization and other technological advancements like text to speech come […]

A FEMALE Malaga student is lucky to be alive after eating a home-made marijuana brownie which made her believe she was being kidnapped- leading her to leap from a third-floor window. The woman is said to be out of danger after several days in the Regional Hospital’s ICU following the incident on September 30- details

THE team of fully qualified financial advisors at the Fiduciary Wealth Management group are inviting expats to a trio of important tax seminars around Andalucia. The seminars, called ‘Discover the power of a second opinion’ are taking place in Marbella, Estepona and the Costa de la Luz, in Cadiz. Giving expats of all ages an

THE GSLP/Liberal coalition has won its fourth term in a row with just nine MPs in one of the tightest elections in Gibraltar’s history. Re-elected Chief Minister Fabian Picardo and Liberal leader Joseph Garcia hugged their cheering supporters as they greeted the result with total glee. They entered the John Mackintosh Hall to roars of

WITH 96% of the votes counted, the GSLP/Liberal coalition looked on course for their fourth consecutive term as Gibraltar’s government. It was a long night for people all over the Rock and in particular the candidates themselves after two GBC polls that suggested that the GSD would win. Although the new digital system took some

CIVIL Servants have started counting up the votes to Gibraltar’s general election after polling stations closed at 10pm on October. Voting started at 9am in the morning and finished at 10pm bringing to a close the 15th general election since the 1969 Constitution. A GBC exit poll suggested that the GSD could clinch the win

VOTERS across Gibraltar have headed to their nearest polling stations Thursday to elect a government that will be lead the British overseas territory for the next four years. The Gibraltar Parliament reported in their new live site that by 6pm on October 12, over 14,000 people had voted – 56% of the eligible electorate –

A MAN, 32, scaled the wall of a Valencia building to access a first floor balcony and enter the home of a woman who he then raped. The attack happened in the Ruzafa district of the city at around 4.30am on Sunday when the 52-year-old victim woke up when she saw a light was on

LOW-COST high speed train operator Ouigo is to add an additional service between Alicante and Madrid from December 10. It means there will be three-round trips as opposed to two, due to what Ouigo says is ‘high demand’ after six months of operating the route. The French-owned company will run daily departures from Alicante at

FROM live music to acrobatics to shopping, there’s something for everyone to enjoy on the Costa del Sol this weekend.  Pizarra Tapas Route, Pizarra October 13-15  Pizarra’s Tapas Route is the oldest in Malaga. Photo: fedelhorce.es 27 restaurants will be taking part in Pizarra’s 15th tapas festival with options for the whole family. Take the