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Property Sales take off in Sotogrande - see article on the front page of the Today in Sotogrande web site.
 


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Outdoor Markets - Daily and Weekly in Costa del Sol near Sotogrande: * Monday Marbella near football stadium * Tuesday Fuengirola near the castle Castillo near the castle * Wednesday Benalmadena at the Parque de la Paloma Calhaonda al Cala Esptepona at the big car park La Linea along the coastal road * Thursday San Pedro in the Divina Postera district Torre del Mar next to Conj Europa Torremolinos at the Recinto Ferial near the Aquapark Malaga at Parque de los Patos * Friday Benalmadena Recinto Ferial by Parque de la Paloma Casares in the old town center Sabinillas next to the stadium * Saturdays Benhavis Calhonds Puerto Banus Fuengirola * Sunday Fuengirola Esptepona Malaga Sotogrande Torremolinos
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Remittances from emigrants in Spain fall 7.3 per cent PDFPrintE-mail

Written by Jo Burg Thursday, 02 October 2008 10:31
Remittances from emigrants in Spain fell 7.3 percent in the first six months of this year, compared to the same period in 2007, to 1.77 billion euros, the Bank of Spain said.
Between January and September, according to the most recent figures from the central bank, foreigners living in Spain sent 141 million euros less to their countries of origin.
Remittances are now back to the level registered in September 2006, when they totaled 1.74 billion euros.
During the first two quarters of 2008, the downward trend in remittance payments became more pronounced.
Remittances from Spaniards living abroad, however, grew 3 percent in the first six months of this year to 1.34 billion euros.
The Spanish economy has been slowing in recent months, with unemployment rising in the wake of the meltdown of the construction and real estate industries, which employed large numbers of immigrants.
Last month, Prime Minister José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero said Spain's economy would experience "weak" growth for the rest of this year and in the first half of 2009.
The Spanish government faces the difficulty of simultaneously addressing the highest unemployment rate in the European Union - 10.7 percent - and inflation of around 5 percent.