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Thursday, 03 March 2016      Euro Weekly News - Alerts Brexit causing tourist bedlam Benidorm business-owners are in agreement on a potential Brexit: they don’t want it. With the in-out referendum fixed for June 23, the local hotel and catering trade is naturally worried about...Read More Calais 'Jungle' could move on to British soil with a Brexit SHOULD THE UK vote to leave the EU then the relocation of the Calais refugee camp, nicknamed the ‘Jungle’ would relocate to Britain. This proposal has been put forward by France´s economy...Read More The killing of 2700 mountain goats gets the go ahead in Madrid AUTHORITIES in Madrid have approved plans to cull 68 per cent of the wild mountain goats living in the nearby mountain ranges as the population has spiralled out of control.  The wild goats of the Sierra...Read More Wing fragment washed up in Mozambique could be that of missing flight MH370 DEBRIS, washed up on the shores of Mozambique could be that of missing Malaysian Airlines flight, MH370.  The three foot debris is being sent to Australia for a detailed analysis.  The fragment was...Read More BBC journalist visits Costa del Sol to discuss Brexit WELL respected BBC journalist Paul Moss, who regularly reports on the BBC Radio 4 programme The World Tonight, contacted the Euro Weekly News for advice on where best to travel to in Spain in order to...Read More Six missiles fired by North Korea NORTH KOREA has fired six short range missiles into the sea after new UN sanctions were imposed.  Reports have surfaced from South Korea and the projectile missiles, either guided missiles or rockets,...Read More Nyet to the EU but say dostvedanya to Europe at your peril THE FOREIGN Secretary has warned voters that Russia is the only world power buoyant at the prospect of Britain leaving the EU, presumably as it will further president Putin’s dastardly plans for...Read More So near and yet so far as each leader speaks to the Cortes UPDATE: As expected, Pedro Sanchez has lost the vote to lead the new Spanish government by a margin of 89 votes, the result being 219 against and 130 for with 1 abstention. They will now move on to the...Read More World Trade Center topping out ceremony CHIEF MINISTER, Fabian Picardo accepted an invitation from developer Gregory Butcher to perform the topping out ceremony for the Gibraltar World Trade Center on March 1.  A beautifully-engraved sign...Read More Sunderland Player Adam Johnson found guilty of child sex charge EX-ENGLAND footballer Adam Johnson has been found guilty of one count of sexual activity with a child. He showed no emotion as the verdict was read out. The jury at Bradford Crown Court have found Johnson...Read More   www.euroweeklynews.com | Facebook | Twitter

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Wednesday, 02 March 2016      Euro Weekly News - Alerts Talks over forming a new Irish Government to take place FOLLOWING the Irish elections on February 26, there is still no indication on which parties will form a new Government.  The Cabinet is meeting on March 2 to discuss how a government could potentially...Read More So near and yet so far as each leader speaks to the Cortes TUESDAY March 1, saw the beginning of the first day of an attempt to form a government in Spain, which was forecast as being doomed from the start and that prediction seems to be coming true. The second...Read More Ruffling some feathers in Catalonia with the banning of duck throwing THE UNUSUAL traditional of duck–throwing has been banned in Roses, a coastal town in Catalonia because it’s cruel to animals.  Last year the 100 year old event saw an animal rights campaigner...Read More Ex-Eta member and separatist leader released from jail AFTER serving six and a half years in prison, Arnaldo Otegi, former Basque leader and member of Eta, the armed separatist group, has been released.  Otegi, 57, is often credited with helping put an...Read More Here Comes the Sun AFTER a couple of weeks of stormy, unstable weather, warmer climes are on the horizon. The mercury will rise in Malaga City and the Costa del Sol and is due to stay for some time. Maximum temperatures...Read More Nissan disables app NISSAN has disabled one of its own apps as it could have been used to hack its Leaf electric cars. Although it has known for some weeks about the flaw in the software, which could have allowed a hacker...Read More Migrant Crisis builds – EU on the verge of a self-induced humanitarian crisis EUROPE is on the verge of a ´self-induced humanitarian crisis´ according to a statement released by the United Nations. This comes amid the chaos and build-up of huge numbers of migrants and refugees...Read More Bursting the balloons on National Day FOLLOWING the complaints raised in 2015, various parties are campaigning early about the release of thousands of red and white balloons on National Day due to the possible pollution and adverse effect...Read More Clinton and Trump storm ahead in the Super Tuesday battle THE BIGGEST day in the race for the presidential nominations saw delegates from 11 states nominate the candidate they wish to have represent them as their presidential nominee.    From Massachusetts...Read More Number of mortgages increases by 22 per cent in Malaga THE NUMBER of accepted mortgage loans has gone up by 22 per cent in Malaga during 2015 with a total of 12,075 approved loans. 2015 saw the second annual increase in a row after seven years of falls in...Read More   www.euroweeklynews.com | Facebook | Twitter

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Tuesday, 01 March 2016      Euro Weekly News - Alerts Knitted knockers are a simple and effective way to boost confidence KNITTED KNOCKERS are ready to take the world by storm and now a group of dedicated ladies are hoping it will catch on in the Costa Blanca. Kate’s Crafts and Quilting store in San Luis Lakeside...Read More Man arrested sending drugs through the post A BRITISH man, living in Calpe was arrested this week when it came to the notice of police he was using the Spanish Postal system to send marihuana to a contact in Ireland.  Police were tipped off by...Read More Super Tuesday fight for the White House commences IT'S MAKE or break for the US candidate hopefuls in the 'Super Tuesday' primaries.  12 US states will cast votes for their preferred candidate for each party, either the Republican, Democratic or both.  Following...Read More Good news for urban investment in Marbella Marbella Town Council has awarded two new building licences for a total of more than €1 million.  Works Councillor Blanca Fernandez has said in a press conference that the amount paid for the licences...Read More Beheading Moscow Nanny shows police where she killed four-year-old Anastasia Gyulchekhra Bobokulova, 38, has admitted to killing and beheading the defenceless youngster in her care then brandishing the head for all to see. New reports have emerged that the nanny had become enraged...Read More Investigation launched into alleged assault on Corbyn's son outside Yorkshire nightclub Jeremy Corbyn's 22-year-old son has allegedly been head-butted outside a York nightclub. Police have launched an investigation in to the suspected assault after Tommy Corbyn reported to Police the incident...Read More Report reveals times are tough for young Spaniards THE SPANISH youth are most at risk of descending into poverty new data has revealed.  Only 21 per cent of people under the age of 30 have managed to fly the nest leaving the other 79 per cent living...Read More Groom doesn’t make it to his stag night but still ends up in handcuffs UPDATE: The original police report from Germany did indeed appear to suggest that the groom had been arrested but this has now been retracted and by all accounts whilst six men were arrested,...Read More Andalucia and Malaga promoted in France A CAMPAIGN is underway to promote Malaga and Andalucia to the French market. The French already make up a good percentage of visitors but recently numbers have been falling.   Malaga City and Andalucian...Read More Twenty-five people arrested in large scale drugs bust THE NATIONAL POLICE has dismantled a large scale drug smuggling unit specialising in the smuggling of hashish and other forms of marijuana throughout Spain and Europe.  Other illegal substances were...Read More   www.euroweeklynews.com | Facebook | Twitter

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