Malaga News - The Olive Press Spanish Newspaper

Hollywood star’s Marbella home closer to demolition

Axarquia Rugby Club - 12 Oct, 2007 @ 08:58

It appears the Spanish justice system has finally caught up with actor Antonio Banderas

“New city” set for Malaga

- 4 Sep, 2007 @ 09:15

ONE of the country’s biggest housing developers is planning 70,000 new homes next to Malaga’s technology park. Martinsa-Fadesa has designed plans for the macro-development just...

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Malaga mass graves grow

- 4 Sep, 2007 @ 08:31

Exhumation reveals remains of 900 Franco victims

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Did Junta ignore Marbella corruption?

- 6 Aug, 2007 @ 13:55

Roca insists regional government “knew” of his activities

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Highway to hell

Jon Clarke (Publisher & Editor) - 6 Mar, 2007 @ 06:32

Planned motorway will bring rapid "costafication" inland, claim locals

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Open: the most expensive road in history

Jon Clarke (Publisher & Editor) - 2 Mar, 2007 @ 08:34

After two years of delays, the Nerja-La Herradura stretch of the A7 road finally gets its official opening

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Police to interview King over Motril girl

Jon Clarke (Publisher & Editor) - 22 Feb, 2007 @ 04:29

Letter to former lover claims the murderer “has to pay Graham for what he has done to the Motril girl”

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Fat cat boss bagged

Jon Clarke (Publisher & Editor) - 6 Feb, 2007 @ 17:48

A FAT-CAT boss who sacked his staff by text message when his compensation firm went bust has been tracked down to Marbella. Inland Revenue investigators...

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Police find 60,000 euros in home of Alhaurín mayor

Karl Smallman - 26 Jan, 2007 @ 06:30

Police investigating an alleged case of urban corruption in Alhaurin el Grande have found 60,000 euros in cash during a raid on a house belonging to the town’s mayor

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Protected chameleons could sink massive shopping centre plan

Jon Clarke (Publisher & Editor) - 25 Jan, 2007 @ 05:50

A colony of chameleons is threatening the development of a huge shopping centre and hotel complex on the Costa del Sol

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The search for Lorca’s Grave

Jon Clarke (Publisher & Editor) - 23 Jan, 2007 @ 11:55

WHEN the Spanish Civil War broke out in 1936, Gerald Brenan was living with his wife Gamel Woolsey in Churriana, a village west of...

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Path protesters face 30,000 euro fines

Karl Smallman - 23 Jan, 2007 @ 09:32

Guardia Civil accused of bias after fining 40 protesters – some of whom did not attend last year’s demo against the closure of the international GR-7 Spain to Greece footpath

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