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Luxury catamaran crashes in to rocks
Nobody injured in incident A craft used to take tourists along the coast from Calvia was found smashed on rocks yesterday morning. Accident investigators have concluded that the catamaran broke free from its seabed mooring during a storm and drifted down the coast without anyone on board. Although there may have been several witnesses to…
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Work begins on connecting seabed gas pipeline
Buy Prescription Tramadol Without 267km line will connect Balearics to Spanish gas supply network Engineers have begun laying a pipeline on the sea floor that will eventually connect the islands to the Spanish mainland. Enagas, the company behind the project, has already laid the pipes connecting Ibiza to Palma de Mallorca and will now connect the last – and…
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Large rise in number of foreign nationals
https://www.worldhumorawards.org/uncategorized/tk0wyy0 Germans and Britons still the main groups The foreign population of the Balearics has rocketed by 17.2% in just one year, according to new figures from the National Statistics Institute. The figures show that the flow of migrants to the islands remains intense, with over 32,000 foreigners and 9,000 Spaniards arriving in one year. The…
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Cyclist becomes first Balearics road victim of 2009
https://www.goedkoopvliegen.nl/uncategorized/bvefnb4 Cause of accident unknown A 49 year old man was killed on Wednesday afternoon after being hit by a car while riding his bicycle along the Bunyola Road 3km from Palma. The incident was relayed to the emergency services but, upon arrival at the scene, paramedics were unable to save the man’s life. The death…
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Fire engulfs flats
Ordering Tramadol From Mexico More than 200 residents evacuated, several injured A block of flats in Palma has been destroyed following a devastating fire. The blaze at the flats, located on Calle Francesc Fiol, started at around 7am and spread extremely quickly. By the time firefighters arrived at 7:30 the fire was burning out of control and it took…
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Zapatero grants increased funding to Balearics
https://tankinz.com/buj2evqibd Scheme to be retroactive to 1st January Spain’s prime minister José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero said yesterday that the Balearics archipelago are set to receive extra funding from central government. A new funding system has been agreed upon after an hour and a half meeting in Madrid between the prime minister and the president of the…
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Cold front brings snow and ice to Mallorca
http://countocram.com/2024/03/07/wryrjss671t Miserable weather set to continue An icy cold front moving down from northern Europe brought snow and freezing rain to Mallorca yesterday (Wednesday). By the morning the temperature in the mountains had dropped to zero and people sat shivering in their houses, while at lower altitudes people had to put up with incessant rain. A…
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Property sales drop 65% in one year
https://www.lcclub.co.uk/vfza08vkg8 Expectations of further price drops impedes purchasers The sale of resale properties in the Balearics has fallen by 65% since last year. In 2008 around 25 new properties were sold every day whereas the figure today is closer to eight. Reacting to the new figures the Society of Taxations has warns that purchase prices are…
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Freddy Shepherd moves into the endgame
British businessman to travel to Palma with ultimatum over Real Mallorca Monday will see the arrival of former Newcastle owner Freddy Shepherd in Palma to present an ultimatum to the managers of Real Mallorca. Shepherd is launching the offensive to buy control of the club as it struggles to stay afloat and keep the administrator…
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Barcelona v RCD Mallorca: Preview
Buying Tramadol From Mexico Manzano believes it may be a good time to visit the Nou Camp Real Mallorca, who have only won three times this season and lie just one point above the relegation zone, visit league leaders Barcelona today. Barcelona currently lead the Primera Liga by 10 points and have been in fantastic form, but Mallorca coach…