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Saturday, 03 September 2016      Euro Weekly News - Alerts Trying times during record summer IT has been another difficult week for lifeguards operating on the Costa del Sol’s packed beaches, with two fatalities and a number of rescues. Fifteen people have now lost their lives on the Malaga...Read More Medieval vibe set to take over city IN keeping with a glorious tradition stretching all the way back to the 13th century reign of Alfonso X the Wise, Murcia launches its very own feria later, one of the largest in Spain and a celebration...Read More Warning to party girls YOUNG British girls are selling their bodies in Maguluf as part of a highly-organised trade on the notorious party strip. Former workers and witnesses have come forward to share their depressing stories...Read More Tragic end for dolphin A YOUNG dolphin was rescued alive from a beach near Almerimar last weekend. Volunteers from marine rescue group, Equinac, attended the scene following an alert from 112 emergency services. The animal...Read More Earthquake emergency plans are not in place NO municipality in Alicante has an emergency plan in place in case of earthquakes. There are nearly 140 municipalities and the Valencian Agency for Safety and Emergency Response said none have approved...Read More World’s longest glass bridge closes after two weeks THE highest and longest glass-bottomed bridge in the world, which was widely-trumpeted on its opening 13 days ago, has already been forced to close. The impressive structure hangs 300 metres above a...Read More Political deadlock prevails as Rajoy loses again A THIRD general election now appears inevitable, as increasingly-weary interim prime minister, Marian Rajoy, lost the second investiture debate by the same margin as the first, 170 votes to 180, on Friday...Read More Spanish café offers concessions to courteous customers A café in Spain has begun charging rude customers more for their coffees and pastries. Restaurant Blau Grifeu in Llança on the Costa Brava charges ill-mannered patrons an extortionate €5 for their...Read More Are there sharks in the Med? AFTER a local marine biologist proclaimed “there are no sharks in the Mediterranean” in the wake of the unconfirmed sighting in Fuengirola at the weekend, EWN was determined to investigate. We...Read More Russian Deputy PM says Europe weaker post-Brexit RUSSIA’S Deputy Prime Minister has said that Brexit has weakened Europe, and that he would have preferred the European Union to remain united, as pro-Europe campaigners plan to demonstrate across...Read More   www.euroweeklynews.com | Facebook | Twitter

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