Javier G. de Toro
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
- 7
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- Sep 8, 2026
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- Jul 14, 2026
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Spanish families face record back-to-school costs topping €600 per child in Andalucía | Sur in English (opens the original)
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THE financial burden of September is heavier than ever. Year after year, the costs families bear with the return to school exceed the figures of ... previous years and break records. The only exceptions were 2020 and 2021, when the pandemic disrupted normal school life and pushed costs down. The latest reports suggest that Spanish families will spend an average of more than 500 euros this September. Among Andalusian families, the figure will rise to 600 euros. University loans in Spain quadruple
Residents of Malaga's Cerro de la Tortuga area call for preservation of biodiversity | Sur in English (opens the original)
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Dozens of local residents make their way through a pine forest, where the MA-20 separates El Atabal from Miraflores, near the Teatinos district. They ... pass through there every two weeks, but whenever they return, there is more waste. Young people who, given the state of neglect in which the Cerro de la Tortuga natural site currently finds itself, are unaware of its importance and are putting both the woodland and its wildlife at risk. Since last year, the residents of Cerro de la Tortuga have
Malaga province residents complain of 'brown challenge' that closes public swimming pools | Sur in English (opens the original)
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The swimming pool in a La Cala del Moral residential development that Andrea frequently visits has closed for the third time this summer due to ... faecal matter in the water. José, who lives in Malaga's El Limonar district, has also seen the public swimming pool in his area close for the second time this summer. For Javier from Torremolinos and Alejandro from Rincón de la Victoria, the incident has happened for the first time. Given the news of such reccurring incidents, however, they all fear
Malaga fair breathalyser machines turn into viral drinking challenge | Sur in English (opens the original)
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"Hold on, before we go, we've got to do the important bit," says Lucía, a 20-year-old from Malaga, turning back towards ... the entrance to the fairground. She and her friends have spent four hours moving from one caseta to another and from ride to ride, but they say they've been waiting all night for the moment of truth: using the automatic breathalyser to see who has won by recording the highest alcohol reading. The machines were installed to encourage fairgoers to take responsibility and prev
Eight in ten Andalusians back social media ban for under-16s | Sur in English (opens the original)
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Eight out of ten Andalusians would support a measure banning under-16s from accessing social media, used daily by 85.6% of the region's ... population. In contrast, 8.9% remain neutral and 9.6% say they are opposed to such measures. According to a survey by Barómetro Andaluz del Centro de Estudios Andaluces (CENTRA), 64.5% of Andalusians consider social media to be a source of "high dependence", while 27.8% believe they generate "some" dependence. In contrast, 5% believe they generate only "litt
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