Opinion: Disgraceful concrete monstrosity allowed to stand
Why was the decision put off for a month at the last minute?
Playing the game
New 'prostitution school' raises questions over how best to help vulnerable women forced onto the streets
Podemos offer change from corrupt politicians
Set up by academics, teachers and economists, Podemos is a welcome change to the career politicians that everyone is, quite frankly, sick of
This week’s most read news (2 – 8 November 2013)
Take a look at the five most-read stories on the Olive Press website this week
Caring at Christmas
The heart-warming tale of two generous expats who gave their flat to homeless men at Christmas
What’s in a name?
The controversy surrounding the tiny hamlet named ‘Jew Killer’ sparked the curiosity of a global audience
The Olive Press survey results revealed!
You are a bunch of linguists … and like to live the good life, eating out regularly and travelling abroad at least twice a year!
Spanish ships may have to think twice before entering Gibraltar’s water
With the British Navy on red alert following Jihadi terrorist threats, Spanish vessels could be in for a bumpy ride
We are two today
OLIVE PRESS WESTERN ISSUE MAKES IT TO TWO YEARS!!!
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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
This week’s most read news (16 – 22 November 2013)
Take a look at the five most-read stories on the Olive Press website this week
On the fiddle
Unemployment figures in Spain are alarming, not just for the huge numbers of people, but for what they are hiding
Movember in Spain
Keith Spitalnick is taking part in Movember to raise awareness for prostate cancer
What you’re chatting about… (16 – 22 November 2013)
The Olive Press’ most commented news of the week
Left in the ashes
For many of the victims of the 2012 Mijas fires, life hasn’t got much better since thanks to continued homelessness and refused compensation
Busy taxman
For expats with offshore accounts, the recent investigations should be a wake-up call
What you’re chatting about… (23 – 29 November 2013)
The Olive Press’ most commented news of the week
Taking a bird’s-eye view of hawkers on the Costa del Sol
Hawkers on the Costa del Sol often come from a background of hardship and poverty
Opinion: Justice finally served to notorious Spain conman Jose Luis Maseda
We have been writing about this rogue for nearly a decade, since it emerged he had swindled hundreds of expats out of their life savings
OPINION: Anti-tourism groups in Mallorca need to drop the spray can and talk to holidaymakers
Holidaymakers are essential to Mallorca’s economy, and don’t let Government officials or the media tell you otherwise
OPINION: Coronavirus is a real threat, but we can’t let it take over our lives
CORONAVIRUS is the word on everyone’s lips at the moment, no matter where you are.
OPINION: Old and the new as Brexit bites in many ways
The UK finally said farewell to the European Union on January 1 as the Brexit trade deal kicked in.
It's a moment that genuinely led...
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