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A New Era in Gibraltar: But are the ‘old wounds’ really healed? (opens the original)
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Additional reporting by Kirana Luna Mostert and Raquel Rodriguez Mulero at the border ON July 15, Gibraltar effectively became part of the Schengen area, allowing people to move freely between Spain and the British overseas territory without passport checks or the usually long, frustrating queues that had become part of daily life for decades. To mark the occasion, Pedro Sanchez, Spain’s Prime Minister, rushed to the border, and walked across with various ministers and Gibraltar’s leader Fabian
‘Verano Joven’ is back: Up to 90% off summer travel for young people living in Spain (opens the original)
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IF you are young and adventurous, this summer offers the perfect chance to explore Spain for less, with travel discounts of up to 90%. Through Spain’s ‘Verano Joven’ programme, young Spaniards and foreign residents aged 18 to 30 can enjoy discounts on train and bus journeys. The scheme will run until September 30, giving young travellers the entire summer to explore Spain, visit friends, discover new cities or enjoy a well-earned beach break. To get the tickets you need to fill out this registra
DISPATCH: As the border with Spain begins to come down, Gibraltar's residents are worried about security and change (opens the original)
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FOR Layla Igancio, a sales beauty advisor, and for many other citizens of the Rock, their territory will never be quite the same when July 15 arrives. Layla was born and raised in Gibraltar and feels fortunate to be part of a welcoming and secure community. She tells the Olive Press she often leaves her car keys inside the vehicle when she goes shopping and has always felt she lives in an ‘exceptionally safe place’. But now, as construction workers have started removing the barriers at the borde
Jewel of Persia: A Persian-inspired luxury villa near Marbella blends ancient architecture with sweeping Costa del Sol views (opens the original)
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HAD Scheherazade lived on the Costa del Sol, she might well have told her tales to King Shahryar in this extraordinary villa. And had Shahryar himself sought a royal retreat on this sun-drenched coast, he too might have chosen this remarkable home. Set in the hills above Marbella it is a rare fusion of ancient Persian inspiration and Andalucian elegance. From its monumental entrances recalling the palaces of Persepolis to the graceful arches echoing the romance of the Alhambra, it has everything
Almadraba in Marbella: Lucky diners watch and then gorge on a giant 113-kilo bluefin tuna carved up at Koi restaurant (opens the original)
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THE ancient almadraba fishing system has been netting giant bluefin tuna crossing the Straits of Gibraltar for over 3,000 years. This month, as the world’s most valuable fish arrived in the Med from the mid-Atlantic, foodies in Marbella got an amazing chance to see one close up. In a rare ‘ronqueo’, a giant 113-kilo bluefin was carved up at the leading restaurant, Koi. Freshly-caught in Barbate, the fish was delivered by Pescado Morales y Godoy, rolled into the restaurant on a four-wheel cart. A
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