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Since 1983 De Cotta McKenna & Santafé; has combined a strong legal track record in Andalucia, together with genuine national & international expertise. This established law firm boasts an integrated team of Spanish qualified Abogados & English qualified Solicitors & Barristers, making it one of the most versatile & experienced law firms in Southern Spain. Services include: Property Law, Wills Probate & Estate Planning, Litigation & Personal Injury, Timeshare & Commercial Law, Family Law, Tax Law

57 migrants rescued in the Strait, as 9th body recovered from Barbate patera
There were reported to be eight babies on board this latest boat

Spain Press Review - Thursday July 2 2009
Unity against ETA and the new Catalan education law dominate many of the front pages

Widespread support for 24 hour construction strike in Andalucía
Workers are demanding they be paid the agreed wage increase of 3.5% this year

Antonio Banderas to lose part of his garden
It would bring his 'La Gaviota' Marbella home into legality

A(H1N1) widower complains about hospital treatment
28 week pregnant Dalilah was turned away from three hospital emergency departments, despite being so weak she could hardly walk

Airport security agreement signed between Spain and U.S.
It allows U.S. border officials to check passports in Madrid Barajas of passengers travelling to the United States

Spain Papers Review - Wednesday July 1 2009
The decision of the European Court of Human Rights against Batasuna leads the Spanish papers today

European Court of Human Rights supports Spanish Government over ETA/Batasuna
The court supports the declaration of the political wing Batasuna as an illegal organisation

D.G.T. prepares to crack down on holiday drivers in Spain
760 speed traps will be in operation across the country in July and August

Spain Business Brief - Monday June 29 2009
Spanish savings banks suggest retirement age of 70

Spain Papers Review - Monday June 29 2008
The military coup in Honduras headlines most of the Spanish press today and underlines the close links between Spain and Latin and Central America

Set-back for the Environment Prosecutor in Cádiz
It means that architects cannot be charged for signing work certificates more than four years ago