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Spanish tradesmen threatened with €3,500 fines for crossing into Gibraltar to work without correct permits (opens the original)
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TRADESMEN who cross the border between Spain and Gibraltar to carry out work on the Rock have reportedly been threatened with hefty fines of up to €3,500 after the implementation of the post-Brexit treaty. Several Spanish companies that have provided services in Gibraltar for years have encountered unexpected difficulties since Monday, with workers allegedly being warned they could face penalties if they enter the British Overseas Treaty to carry out certain jobs. The uncertainty has affected fi
Police blame crowd trouble at Mallorca anti-tourism march on protesters attacking holidaymakers (opens the original)
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POLICE in Mallorca have laid the blame for crowd trouble at Sunday evening’s huge anti-tourism demonstration at the feet of around 350 to 400 ‘well-organised’ protesters who they claim deliberately sought out confrontation and attacked tourists. According to the Policia Nacional, around 25,000 protesters took to the streets of Palma under the banner ‘Mallorca al limit’ (‘Mallorca at its limit’), to rally against what they perceive as the growing issue of overtourism in the Balearic Islands. But
Spanish hospital makes history by performing first organ transplant between two people with HIV (opens the original)
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A HOSPITAL in Barcelona has made history after becoming the first in Spain to complete a successful organ transplant between two people with human immunodeficiency virus, commonly known as HIV. Surgeons at Vall d’Hebron University Hospital performed a kidney transplant from a living donor to his friend, both of whom are doing well after the operation. “Vall d’Hebron is once again at the forefront: in 1981, we were the first hospital in Spain to diagnose a patient with HIV and now, 45 years later
Pedro Sanchez issues stark warning as wildfires continue to ravage Spain amid 30km/h winds and incoming 44C heatwave – ‘difficult hours lie ahead’ (opens the original)
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PEDRO Sanchez has admitted that ‘difficult and complex hours lie ahead’ as Spain continues to battle against a series of enormous wildfires that have forced the evacuation of hundreds of thousands of residents. The Spanish prime minister made the comment on Monday as he visited Vall d’Uixo in Castellon province, where a terrifying blaze has scorched more than 7,200 hectares of land within the Sierra de Espadan natural park and remains out of control. “Our priority is to defend people’s lives, pr
EXPLAINER: What is West Nile virus and how dangerous is it? All you need to know after authorities extend the alert zone on the Costa del Sol (opens the original)
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COSTA del Sol residents will notice more mass fumigations on the streets in the coming days after health authorities decided to extend the West Nile virus alert zone. The regional government’s public health directorate widened the alert zone on Friday to cover the popular expat hotspots of Fuengirola and Las Lagunas, a large residential district of Mijas that sits inland of Fuengirola. The alert was triggered by a positive test from a mosquito trap as part of the Junta’s region-wide surveillance
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