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The policy U-turn has infuriated Brits who are considering investing in Spains lucrative property market.

The provincial council of Alicante has approved over four million euro in grants destined towards energy saving projects that will benefit 43 municipalities in the province, with key focus being given towards Almoradí, Daya Vieja, Pilar de la Horadada and Rojales. The aim of the injection of cash is for the creation of sustainable energy

The current councillor for the Orihuela Costa, Martina Scheurer of the Los Verdes green party, has announced that she will not be standing in the next elections in May. The move will not only mean the end of a councillor that many have seen as both popular and committed to the coast, but also her

The Spanish road hauliers association has announced a second strike, which will commence on the 17th of November, and last for at least 72 hours, unless the Spanish government return the money raised through the additional tax on fuel known as the “health cent”. The strike was agreed by all employers and business associations of

The Supreme Court has today issued notice that they have upheld the three year prison sentence given to the former Mayor of Torrevieja, Pedro Ángel Hernández Mateo of the Partido Popular, rejecting his plea to have the case dismissed as not being solely responsible for the offences he was previously found guilty for committing falsehood

6,500 homes sold to Brits so far this year across Spain. "32 percent fall in property sales in the Balearics..."

Italian vehicle manufacturer Fiat has just released their latest commercial vehicle from their “Professional” range in Spain, the sixth generation of its Ducato model, offering a reduction in total operating costs and has new technologies and design. The development of the vehicle was targeted towards improving efficiency and value, whilst focussing on increasing technology. To

Three patera boats arrived in Torrevieja on Thursday morning containing the latest wave of 20 illegal immigrants, five of which are said to be minors (this will be subject to the relevant medical tests for verification) The chief operating officer of the Red Cross, Andrés Chessa, has revealed that the majority of people arrived in

Previously, we discussed what the concept of education was for Roman philosopher Seneca was; education for him was fundamentally having an honest life. This time around, let us discuss the concept of a “good life” according to Greek philosopher Socrates, whose thoughts were well known four centuries before Seneca's. First of all, one must distinguish

The list will include taxpayers with outstanding debts and penalties in excess of one million euros. The government also analysed the regulation to allow personal data to be published on those convicted of tax offences. Furthermore, it presented the future Highway Act, which will prevent land from being reclassified during the planning stage of new