The arrest of Maximiliano Bonilla-Orozco at his home in Venezuela's third largest city of Valencia on Sunday was announced, perhaps not coincidentally, during a visit by Colombian President Juan Manuel Santos. After a five-hour meeting at the presidential palace, Santos thanked Venezuelan counterpart Hugo Chavez for the "welcome gift" of capturing "a very high-value" drug trafficker "who has caused terrible damage to our country."...
Venezuela arrests Colombian drug kingpin
In Venezuela arrests Colombian drug kingpinTuesday, 29 November 2011
Police probe Gold Coast shooting
In Police probe Gold Coast shootingMonday, 28 November 2011
Police say a man shot at Robina on Queensland's Gold Coast had links to an outlaw motorcycle gang. A man fired several shots outside a house at Robina about 10:00pm (AEST) on Saturday night, injuring a 25-year-old man. The man was shot in the shoulder and is in the Gold Coast Hospital. Police say his injuries are not life-threatening. Detective Superintendent Dave Hutchinson says police are still searching for the assailant. He says...
Marvel character, Erik Lensherr a.k.a. Magneto, has apparently infringed the copyright of the King of Spain
In Erik Lensherr a.k.a. Magneto, In has apparently infringed the copyright of the King of Spain, In Marvel characterMonday, 28 November 2011
Marvel character, Erik Lensherr a.k.a. Magneto, has apparently infringed the copyright of the King of Spain in Ultimate Marvel vs Capcom 3, with the Zarzuela Palace claiming the X-Men villain's alternate costume is identical to the military uniform worn by King Juan Carlos.Representitives for the Zazuela Palace have contacted the Spanish distributor of the game...
Marvel character, Erik Lensherr a.k.a. Magneto, has apparently infringed the copyright of the King of Spain
In Erik Lensherr a.k.a. Magneto, In has apparently infringed the copyright of the King of Spain, In Marvel characterMonday, 28 November 2011
Marvel character, Erik Lensherr a.k.a. Magneto, has apparently infringed the copyright of the King of Spain in Ultimate Marvel vs Capcom 3, with the Zarzuela Palace claiming the X-Men villain's alternate costume is identical to the military uniform worn by King Juan Carlos.Representitives for the Zazuela Palace have contacted the Spanish distributor of the game...
If you buy an illegal house in good faith, it’s your fault and you will be punished according to the latest amendments to the LOUA.
In If you buy an illegal house in good faith, In it’s your fault and you will be punished according to the latest amendments to the LOUA.Monday, 28 November 2011
The regional government of Andalucía has announced that it is changing its planning laws (LOUA) in an attempt to revitalise the struggling real estate sector by easing the requirements for building in urban areas. However, according to sources in Abusos Urbanisticos Almanzora NO (AUAN), an association of homeowners who purchased homes in Andalucía only to find that these homes had fallen foul of the regions poorly managed planning...
U.K. tax falls on overseas property investors
In U.K. tax falls on overseas property investorsSunday, 20 November 2011
Overseas property owners based in the UK are about to be targeted by a new HM Revenue & Customs "affluent unit", which has been set up by the British government to address what it sees as tax avoidance by the rich.Photo 20minutos.es What next I wonder?? A new team of 200 taxation investigators and specialists has been established by HMRC to identify wealthy individuals who, amongst other things, own land and property abroad...
U.K. tax falls on overseas property investors
In U.K. tax falls on overseas property investorsSunday, 20 November 2011
Overseas property owners based in the UK are about to be targeted by a new HM Revenue & Customs "affluent unit", which has been set up by the British government to address what it sees as tax avoidance by the rich.Photo 20minutos.es What next I wonder?? A new team of 200 taxation investigators and specialists has been established by HMRC to identify wealthy individuals who, amongst other things, own land and property abroad...
Toxic Smoke fills Hotel Senator in Marbella
In Toxic Smoke fills Hotel Senator in MarbellaSunday, 20 November 2011
On Friday the 18th November 2011 our family with a 3 year old toddler and a 15 month old baby checked into the SENATOR Hotel in Marbella for a one night stay. We knew that the Hotel SENATOR had only recently opened and indeed everything seemed brand new and glitzy. After the usual check in fomalities we finally got to our room on the 4th floor which was OK in every respect other than perhaps being a little on the small side. After...
Toxic Smoke fills Hotel Senator in Marbella
In Toxic Smoke fills Hotel Senator in MarbellaSunday, 20 November 2011
On Friday the 18th November 2011 our family with a 3 year old toddler and a 15 month old baby checked into the SENATOR Hotel in Marbella for a one night stay. We knew that the Hotel SENATOR had only recently opened and indeed everything seemed brand new and glitzy. After the usual check in fomalities we finally got to our room on the 4th floor which was OK in every respect other than perhaps being a little on the small side. After...
The Government blames the judges for the Málaga drugs theft
In The Government blames the judges for the Málaga drugs theftSunday, 20 November 2011
300 kilos of cocaine was taken from a warehouse in Málaga portPhoto EFE Government sub-delegate for Málaga, Hilario Lopez Luna, has blamed the judges for the theft of 300 kilos of embargoed cocaine from a warehouse in Málaga port. He said that despite requests being made for authorisation to destroy the drugs, that permission had not arrived from the judges, and that was why there was so much drugs being stored. He said that the...
The Government blames the judges for the Málaga drugs theft
In The Government blames the judges for the Málaga drugs theftSunday, 20 November 2011
300 kilos of cocaine was taken from a warehouse in Málaga portPhoto EFE Government sub-delegate for Málaga, Hilario Lopez Luna, has blamed the judges for the theft of 300 kilos of embargoed cocaine from a warehouse in Málaga port. He said that despite requests being made for authorisation to destroy the drugs, that permission had not arrived from the judges, and that was why there was so much drugs being stored. He said that the...
20 arrested for sexual exploitation of women
In 20 arrested for sexual exploitation of womenSunday, 20 November 2011
The case started with the arrest of a mother in Vélez-Málaga who obliged her children to prostitute themselvesTwo groups which dedicated their time to the sexual abuse and exploitation of women have been broken up by Spanish police. The case resulted from a police investigation in Vélez-Málaga into two children who were obliged to prostitute themselves by their mother. A total of 20 arrests have been made in Málaga, Girona and Madrid,...
20 arrested for sexual exploitation of women
In 20 arrested for sexual exploitation of womenSunday, 20 November 2011
The case started with the arrest of a mother in Vélez-Málaga who obliged her children to prostitute themselvesTwo groups which dedicated their time to the sexual abuse and exploitation of women have been broken up by Spanish police. The case resulted from a police investigation in Vélez-Málaga into two children who were obliged to prostitute themselves by their mother. A total of 20 arrests have been made in Málaga, Girona and Madrid,...
British woman falls off hotel balcony when having sex
In British woman falls off hotel balcony when having sexSunday, 20 November 2011
There has been another case of balconing in Spain, this time in Adeje, Tenerife, and with the twist that the victim was having sex with her husband at the time she fell. The British tourist who fell several metres then got her ankle caught between the bars of an internal staircase was left hanging there, head down and totally naked until the emergency crews arrived. 49 year old A.M.A.M. had been having sex with her husband against...
Saif al-Islam Gaddafi is pictured sitting in a plane in Zintan after his capture in Libya's rugged desert.
In Saif al-Islam Gaddafi is pictured sitting in a plane in Zintan after his capture in Libya's rugged desert.Sunday, 20 November 2011
Photograph: Ismail Zitouni/ReutersThe man who led the fighters that captured Saif al-Islam has said that the late dictator's son tried to escape arrest by pretending to be a camel herder."When we caught him, he said, 'My name is Abdul Salem, a camel keeper,'" said commander Ahmed Amur on Sunday. "It was crazy."His unit, from Zintan's Abu Bakar al-Sadiq brigade,...
jailed for 30 years for gunning down a rival drug dealer outside Wandsworth Prison in South London
In jailed for 30 years for gunning down a rival drug dealer outside Wandsworth Prison in South LondonSunday, 13 November 2011
Last week Rupert Ross, son of a Kings Road boutique owner, was jailed for 30 years for gunning down a rival drug dealer outside Wandsworth Prison in South London. In the days that followed the killing – with the police on his trail and his best friend already dead in a revenge shooting – 30-year-old Ross befriended investigative journalist Wensley Clarkson and...
Work to build the new terminal on the Gibraltar side of the border is practically complete
In Work to build the new terminal on the Gibraltar side of the border is practically completeSunday, 6 November 2011
The joint use of the airport was agreed back in 2006The Gibraltar border - EFE The Gibraltar Government has met its obligations under the Tripartite Agreement made with the UK and Spain in Córdoba in September 2006 regarding joint use of the airport.Work to build the new terminal on the Gibraltar side of the border is practically complete with just a freight...
The Sierra de la Nieves is surrounded by a belt of nine villages
In The Sierra de la Nieves is surrounded by a belt of nine villagesFriday, 4 November 2011

The Sierra de la Nieves is surrounded by a belt of nine villages, all of which are bound by common characteristics and history that have served to create a region with a strong local identity within the province of Malaga.Situated in strategic locations, much of their charm is derived from the architecture of their old village centres, which is based on the...
A man who fled to Spain after being charged in connection with a terrifying robbery has been jailed for 10 years
In A man who fled to Spain after being charged in connection with a terrifying robbery has been jailed for 10 yearsThursday, 3 November 2011
A man who fled to Spain after being charged in connection with a terrifying robbery has been jailed for 10 years. Stephen Devalda provided a motorbike used by two robbers to get to and from the scene of a cash-in-transit raid. The robbers, who were carrying an imitation firearm and a machete, attacked a security guard collecting money from an Asda supermarket. Devalda, of Stanton Avenue, Salford, was arrested and charged in 2007...
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