IT was once used by bandits and drug smugglers. Now, after a six-month upgrade, the Algeciras to Ronda line is about to reopen, reawakening memories of its turbulent past, writes Tessa Norman.
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Traffic Pollution Motors in Spain
SPANISH environmental chiefs have confirmed that the country will break its EU-enforced traffic pollution limits.
Kestrels Set to Fly Back
Despite kestrel population figures plummeting in recent years, pigeon numbers have been flying up across Andalucia. And now the Junta has unveiled a strategy which is set to readdress the bird balance.
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