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Peter Edgerton
It's summer in Malaga and it's blisteringly hot - therefore, for the sake of our health and our sanity, we should all adapt our behaviour accordingly, just as the locals have done for centuries
18 Jul 2025 11:25
Manolo Castillo
That the city lets pass the possibility of hosting a few World Cup matches is a shame, but it's not really what's important
11 Jul 2025 11:39
Mark Nayler
It's the third time that Spain has tried to install its finance minister as president of the Eurogroup
11 Jul 2025 11:33
Peter Edgerton
Everything inevitably and necessarily changes of course, and that's a crucial part of life's rich tapestry but, boy, has Malaga changed at a rapid rate of knots
11 Jul 2025 11:25
Troy Nahumko
It might have been peaceful, if not for the barrage of airborne adults - thick-thighed, tattooed - as they launched themselves with the desperate joy of middle-aged people trying to fight their creeping irrelevance and feel something again
04 Jul 2025 13:58
Mark Nayler
In August last year, the European Court of Auditors, the bloc’s fiscal watchdog, identified Spain as the most ineffective spender of Brussels’ money and called for it to return misused and unspent funds
04 Jul 2025 13:52
Rachel Haynes
Are we voting for the party's list of candidates who we think will carry out their corrupt practice in the most discreet and elegant fashion?
04 Jul 2025 13:52
Peter Edgerton
The woman who'd just cunningly nipped in front of me in the supermarket check-out queue was truly a sight to behold, clutching her breakfast cereal and cat food like they were prized medals
27 Jun 2025 11:59
Mark Nayler
There's something slightly redundant about Spain - or any other Nato ally - committing to or rejecting a spending plan that spans a decade and at least two changes of government
27 Jun 2025 11:56
Peter Edgerton
Spanish diminutives, mostly expressed with the 'ito' or 'ita' suffixes are often nothing less than verbal stealth bombs designed to lull you into a cutesy false sense of security
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27 Jun 2025 11:50
Ignacio Lillo
Behind the large Ray-Ban aviator sunglasses with dark lenses that he always wears, you could sense in the shadow of his barely visible eyes that the years of the Civil War had been very hard
20 Jun 2025 15:07
Ignacio Lillo
It's an uncomfortable reality that the more the city advances, the harder it becomes for many of its natives to live in it... writes columnist Ignacio Lillo
20 Jun 2025 15:03
Mark Nayler
For a prime minister primarily concerned about image, things don't get much worse, writes columnist Mark Nayler
20 Jun 2025 15:01
Peter Edgerton
I had thought this would be a great opportunity to compare the public transport systems on offer in the UK and in Spain and then write a thoroughly entertaining piece on the subject, writes columnist Peter Edgerton
13 Jun 2025 11:13
Mark Nayler
The deal is a triumph of pragmatism and good sense - a rare moment of compromise in a long-running dispute
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