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Sixty years of ‘Broken Arrow’ | Sur in English (opens the original)
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International Day for the Total Elimination of Nuclear Weapons The day of 26 September is intended to promote the cause of nuclear disarmament, as it has been designated by the United Nations as the Day for the Elimination of Nuclear Weapons. Six decades ago, Andalucía experienced the consequences of nuclear weapons first-hand. It happened in the very beginning 1966, in the very east of Andalucía. It unfolded at the height of the Cold War as part of ‘Chrome Dome’. Operation ‘Chrome Dome’ was a U
The wine without sun but with love | Sur in English (opens the original)
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Swedish wines do indeed exist. What’s more, this year a wine from Sweden has received widespread international recognition. In August 2026, The Economist devoted an article to what is perhaps the northernmost wine to meet world-class standards. An astonishing boom in the wine industry has taken place in the Skåne region. So SUR in English travelled to southern Sweden to learn more about a future competitor (looks like) to Spanish wines. Grapevines love the sun, which is precisely why wines are a
Ceuta vs Gibraltar: positioned opposite, yet similar | Sur in English (opens the original)
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Since ancient times, Ceuta and Gibraltar have been linked by the mythological Pillars of Hercules — the two headlands flanking the Strait of Gibraltar. According to legend, Hercules parted the two mountains — presumably modern-day Ceuta and Gibraltar. Whilst carrying out one of his Twelve Labours, Heracles set off westwards to capture the herd of Geryon. Instead of climbing the enormous mountain, the hero of Greek mythology used his strength to split it in two, creating a passage between the Atl
The most legendary bilingual Spanish singer and songwriter | Sur in English (opens the original)
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Evangelina Sobredo Galanes was born on 11 October 1948 in Madrid into a family of diplomats. Her father worked at the Spanish consulates in Southampton and Philadelphia, amongst others. The girl was brought up by an American nun, which is why she spoke English fluently from an early age. Evangelina obtained a bachelor’s degree in law in Spain before deciding to devote herself to music and composition. She wrote songs and sang in English, and took her first steps in music as a member of the band
Fat and ugly local tomatoes - lesser-known varieties growing close to the Costa del Sol | Sur in English (opens the original)
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Over the last decade in August there has been much talk of the traditional Malaga tomato - the ‘huevo de toro’. Literally meaning ‘bull’s ball’’, this tomato got its name to a greater extent, because of its massive, plump and somewhat irregular shape, which visually resembles a bull’s testicle. This variety originates from the Guadalhorce Valley, not far from Malaga. However the Guadalhorce Valley is also home to another lesser-known variety of tomato. Its name, ‘tomate verde de Coín’, refers to
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