Costa Blanca News Archive

29-May-2007

Scope of Human Trafficking Remains Largely Unknown (Deutsche Welle)
The mammoth proportions of human trafficking make combating it difficult. Representatives of NGOs and OSCE governments continue the fight at a Vienna meeting on Monday.

RCTV is running out of time (El Universal)
Former VP Rangel ready to respect likely ruling favoring RCTV Former Venezuelan Vice-President Jos� Vicente Rangel on Sunday said any ruling the Supreme Tribunal of Justice (TSJ) may issue banning discontinuance of 53-year-old television station RCTV operations should be respected, as it would be a decision made by an autonomous body of the Venezuelan State.

A very British coup: The Brits running for election in Spain (Daily Mail)
They don't speak the lingo and insist on English food. But expats on the Costas are so fed up with Spain's corruption and crime they're out to seize power in tomorrow's elections - and the locals are running scared

Sun, sand and slavery (Guardian Unlimited)
Travel: Dubai lures holidaymakers with its lavish hotels - but at what cost? Leo Hickman looks at the plight of the workers building a dream destination.

Sun, sea and votes: Britons make their voice heard in Spain (Times Online)
Cricket pitches and bowling greens are not the usual stuff of Spanish politics, but issues close to the hearts of British expatriates are coming to the fore as Spain?s political parties vie for their votes ahead of Sunday?s local elections.

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