Saturday, July 14, 2012
Op-Ed: Fiesta de la Virgen del Carmen: A special event in Fuengirola
Saturday, May 26, 2012
Country boys meet city girls in dating match in Spain
Friday, May 04, 2012
Review: Hotel Los Castaños — Boutique hotel in Andalucía, Spain
Sunday, April 22, 2012
Op-Ed: Sunday travel ― 'Life's a beach' in Fuengirola, Spain
Thursday, April 19, 2012
Benalmádena cableway: sea views, mountain walks and eagles
Friday, April 13, 2012
Ronda, Spain - historic city perched on a mountain top
Ronda, whilst traditionally Spanish, incorporates a lot of history - from the Romans to the Moors, they have all left their mark in the well preserved ruins and buildings to be found in the town.
Pictured on the left is the "New Bridge", which spans a deep gorge, El Tajo. While it was built some years ago, the name New Bridge has somehow stuck.
When crossing the bridge the view down to the bottom of the gorge is astounding and on either side of the gorge, houses seem to just cling to the edges and look likely to fall at any moment... read full article.
Ronda, Spain - historic city perched on a mountain top
Tuesday, April 10, 2012
Mijas Pueblo, traditional white village in Southern Spain
Sunday, April 08, 2012
'Walking Gallery' - an artistic breath of fresh air in Spain

Saturday, April 07, 2012
Nerja, Spain: absolute charm, with a balcony overlooking the sea

Thursday, April 05, 2012
Málaga, Spain ― Birthplace of Pablo Picasso and Antonio Banderas

Known more commonly as Antonio Banderas, he still "treads the boards" in Málaga from time to time and supports the local theater community.While you won't find any buildings dedicated to Banderas in Málaga, you can visit the birthplace of Picasso and also a museum displaying both his and other famous Spanish art.
Estepona - A calm place on the Costa del Sol, Spain

Friday, March 30, 2012
1000's of Spaniards strike today against labour reforms

Why are workers striking across Spain? Includes video.

While the mainstream media quotes fairly low numbers and mainly emphasizes the violence by protests, here is a different stance on strikes in Spain, Portugal and other European countries. Opinions are given on the reasons for the strikes, and the effects of draconian austerity measures and unemployment.
Tuesday, March 13, 2012
Semana Santa - Easter holy week in southern Spain

Read more: http://www.digitaljournal.com/article/321116#ixzz1p0YZUCRF
Monday, March 12, 2012
Spanish town suffering from crisis 'goes to pot'
Read more: http://www.digitaljournal.com/article/321056
Monday, February 27, 2012
Wednesday, August 24, 2011
Spanish & World Revolution News 2011
On October 15th citizens around the world will take to the streets to express outrage at how our rights are being undermined by the alliance between politicians and big corporations. From Democracia real Ya (Real Democracy Now) we invite you to participate in this peaceful protest by joining our call to action or by calling for other actions on this date. It is time to raise our voice. Our future is at stake, and nothing can hold back the power of millions of people when they unite for a common goal.
Democracia real Ya is a platform that originated in Spain to coordinate various civil mobilization groups. Under the slogan “We are not goods in the hands of politicians and bankers”, thousands of people took to the streets on May 15th to demand a more participatory democracy, to reject corruption in Spain’s political system, and to show our opposition to the austerity measures imposed on us. Following the success of that first demonstration, several movements emerged. Acampadas (tent cities) were set up in central squares across the country, much like the first occupation of Tahrir Square in Cairo. The acampadas gave rise to popular assemblies, where citizens shape their goals through an inclusive non-hierarchal decision making process. The May 15 movement soon expanded beyond Spanish borders and inspired actions in numerous cities around the world, including a mass demonstration against the Euro Pact last June 19th.
Pressured by financial powers, our political leaders work for the benefit of just a few, regardless of the social, human or environmental cost this may cause. By promoting wars for profit and impoverishing whole populations, our ruling classes are depriving us of our right to a free and just society.
That’s why we invite you to join this peaceful fight and spread the message that together we have the ability to change this intolerable situation. Let’s take to the streets on October 15th. It’s time for them to listen to us. United we will make our voices heard! Join the cause!
Sunday, August 07, 2011
Save the Costa del Sol, Spain

On the 23 December 2010 in Cabinet, The Secretariat of Climate Change of the Ministry of Environment in Spain, gave approval for Repsol to prospect for natural gas and hydrocarbons in Malaga. This was approved and licenses were authorised to five companies to partake of a hydrocarbon investigation in the territory and on the Spanish coast. Among the companies who are authorised are CNWL Oil Spain, of the Canadian international Sherrit Corporation, and Shuepbach Energy/Vancast Exploration. These licenses authorise the mentioned companies to look for petroleum or gas in six areas of the Andalusian coast, denominated "Chinook - A, B, C and D" and "Tesorillo and Ruedalabola". These new licenses to explore the hydrocarbon potential on the Andalusian coast between Cadiz and Almeria are to look for active gas wells. Also other projects of investigation in search of hydrocarbons.
... read more by clicking below.... and please sign the petition...
http://www.thepetitionsite.com/1/save-the-malaga-coast-spain/
Thursday, July 21, 2011
Holidays in Marbella – the Jewel in the Costa del Sol’s crown
The seemingly endless mass of apartment blocks line the seafront, while more luxurious holiday complexes, with their impressive chalets, mansions and even palaces, extend inland. The city has developed a reputation as the most exclusive resort along the Costa del Sol, attracting famous visitors from the World of show business, adding a further glamorous dimension to this jet-setting resort.
Despite its modern opulence, Marbella has still preserved its old quarter of whitewashed houses, their facades adorned with typical wrought-iron grilles and breathtaking displays of flowers.
The town has become a shopper’s paradise, particularly for luxury goods and over the years has developed a reputation for its health clubs and spas. Mention should be made of Marbella’s fantastic sporting facilities, particularly its golf courses.
To further emphasize the cosmopolitan nature of this modern resort, Marbella has two mosques, a synagogue and a number of protestant churches.
It is of little surprise that Marbella is consistently one of the most sought after tourist destinations on the Costa del Sol. For the best selection of Holiday rentals in Marbella and to rent a beach villa in Spain be sure to check out Spain Holiday’s extensive list of property rentals – all directly from the owners themselves.






