Thinking green at the Olive Press
The issue the Olive Press went back to its roots and took a closer look at the environmental issues affecting Andalucia...
We all have responsibilities, and few perhaps more than the legal profession
While a few will always believe they are above the law, what are we to think – or do – when lawyers themselves ignore the rules.
No place like home: European mothers are embracing natural birthing techniques
Following the odd Stacie Cottle case earlier this month we took a look at the issues of childbirth in Spain and how it differs abroad
OPINION: The news of British PM stepping in to support family after tragic British boy’s death in Mallorca could...
We need to act and to ensure there can be no more untimely deaths
Who will cut out the cancer of corruption in Spain?
It seems elected officials have forgotten who they are hired to serve... us!
Keep the power
When a 66-year-old woman is living in fear, afraid to answer the phone or open the door, something has seriously gone wrong
OPINION: Amid Champions League final ecstasy and agony, Brit fans in Madrid did us proud
Thousands of rival fans full of booze showed that English hooliganism is hopefully a thing of the past
OPINION: Never Mind the Boris
BRITISH Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s recent break to Marbella - or more accurately Benahavis - seems to have divided the Press and public back...
Officials’ willingness to call time on Mallorca drunken excess is welcome
Curb on drinking on all-inclusive holidays is an understandable move
Building bricks: Olive Press launches new Property magazine
The Olive Press is happy to announce the launch of our new Property magazine
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.
International Women’s Day: Show me a woman who doesn’t have balls!
Fortunately, journalism offered equal opportunities – female and male reporters alike were sent off to cover football
OPINION: Now that we have our first case of Rothschild justice, is this just a one off or will...
IT has been nearly six years since the Olive Press first demanded answers from the Rothschilds for their expat loan scam.
OPINION: More needs to be done to tackle drink-spiking on Costa del Sol
It is a stain on the coast and has the potential to turn away tourists
Opinion: British couple’s eviction highlights importance of strong community networks
Establishing a strong support network is often hard when living in a foreign country, but this is exactly what was needed for them
Year of change: For Spain’s town halls
Spain has voted to end the two party system political system which had lasted long past its expiry date
International Women’s Day: Women don’t want to stand behind men
Our predecessors fought for us and opened doors for us. I think as women we don’t always praise ourselves enough
Double trouble for second homes
News of a British couple facing the loss of their UK home after an unsuccessful property investment in Spain has triggered a wave of indignant reader comments in the UK tabloid press
OPINION: Football foul play
It is appallingly sad to hear about expat children being denied the licence to play in Spanish amateur leagues
OPINION: Desperate British families losing thousands in Spain villa scams show that we need more dedicated fraud officers
Dedicated police officers need to be made available for these crimes, or at the very least a cyber crime hotline promising rapid action
OPINION; Rothschild response is a welcome development in alleged expat loan fraud
Finally, Baron David Rene de Rothschild has answered the Spanish courts over his company’s involvement in a scheme that may have unjustly deprived over 130 mainly British pensioners of their life savings
Catalan hypocrites threaten real independence
Artur Mas’ dirty laundry has well and truly been hung out to dry
OPINION: Nature is healing in Spain amidst coronavirus pandemic
IT has been difficult to find the bright side of the coronavirus crisis. But one perk of a worldwide shutdown is the positive effect...
Price of a life: 5,000 people drown in Europe each year
Lifeguards on Spain's beaches are hard to be found outside of peak season
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Petty Crime: Places where tourists are most likely to be robbed in Spain’s Malaga
A STUDY has revealed the areas of Malaga where tourists are most likely to be robbed.
Malaga in general is a very safe city and...
