This week’s most read news (9 – 15 November 2013)
Take a look at the five most-read stories on the Olive Press website this week
What you’re chatting about… (19-25 October 2013)
The Olive Press' most commented news of the week
OPINION: Stan Israel’s conduct must be reported on
It's hard to ignore when many members of ex-staff and printers queue up with stories of non-payment
Standing strong: In support of vicious assault victim
Costa del Sol community clubbed together to 'out' the man who beat up a grandmother
Riot girls: Feminist court case highlights how freedom of expression is stifled in Spain
Last month, a student was given a suspended prison sentence after tweeting about the 1973 assassination of Francoist Prime Minister Admiral Blanco
What you’re chatting about… (23 – 29 November 2013)
The Olive Press’ most commented news of the week
Franco throwback
The alarming attempt to gag journalists who disagree with government policies
Thomas Cook’s collapse shows the sun has set on the golden age of package holidays
Clean but bland hotels, a little extra legroom and the convenience of airport transfers were not enough.
False Maddie trails
The Olive Press considers the impact of the publicity surrounding the toddler's disappearance
Kramer v Kramer
Pitting lawyers against each other is not exactly big news. But when they are suing each other it gets more interesting
OPINION: If everyone understands how important protecting our planet is, then let’s just do it
IN a world where recycling plastic is becoming all the more popular, scientists at Mallorca’s University of the Balearic Islands (UIB) have provided Mother Earth with a helping hand.
Round the riverbend: Estepona town hall must act on E-Coli ridden river
Residents at Villas Andaluzas in Estepona are rightly frustrated with the lack of activity coming out of Estepona Town Hall
This week’s most read news (30 November – 6 December 2013)
Take a look at the five most-read stories on the Olive Press website this week
The Spanish healthcare lottery
The mistreatment of Carol Pickard and Iain Renfrew is truly a tragedy
Opinion: Green groups slam government’s new solar power law
The law makes a mockery of Spain’s apparent drive to cut carbon emissions in the next decade
OPINION: Unbalanced scales of justice for wrongly convicted rapist
Spain’s lengthy judicial process meant Van der Dussen languished in hellish jails for for nine more years after cops found evidence of his innocence
Holiday scam hitting Spain-bound tourists
Thousands of euros are being lost to the latest online scam
How do they sleep?
The fraudsters who pose as lawyers to recover money lost by timeshare victims should frankly be ashamed of themselves
Digging out of trouble
Economic crisis has seen a boom in the number of urban gardens springing up across the country
OPINION: After it emerged taxi rapist John Worboys is learning Spanish in prison, we must not let him into...
Worboys would be among the sickest and most dangerous expat criminals to have ever inhabited this country
OPINION: British conman David Klein moved to Spain’s Costa del Sol but couldn’t move on from his criminal past
And like any stray mutt, it seems you couldn’t teach ‘David the dogman’ new tricks
The Olive Press by numbers
They say a stat can be found to prove anything but it’s hard to argue with the soaring growth of www.theolivepress.es throughout 2015
DROP OF COMMON SENSE: Are humans to blame for the floods that have ravaged Spain’s Costa del Sol?
Heavy rainfall is not a recent phenomenon, but Mediterranean sea warming and building in the wrong places is adding to the recent flooding problems, writes Harry Ward
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