A 29 year old man from
Liverpool who escaped from a British prison last year has been arrested as he
entered a gym in Estepona. Gerard Hagan had been living openly near Estepona
since his escape from a Lancashire prison. He was serving a 10 years sentence
for his part in an attempt by a gang of Briitish criminals to smuggle 440
million Euro worth of cocaine destined for the British market from a boat off
the Irish coast in 2007. It was largest seizure of illegal drugs in Ireland.
The gang was intercepted and the drugs seized after their boat capsized and
police were called off the coast of Co Cork. Hagan and three other men were put
on trial in Ireland and jailed for sentences ranging from 10 to 30 years for
the botched enterprise. Hagan is now in custody at a prison outside Madrid
pending extradition proceedings seeking his return to the UK. Hagan was
reportedly paid 6,200 Euro after he agreed to co-operate with the authorities
in the run up to the trial.
jueves, 31 de octubre de 2013
MOVES UNDERWAY TO GET 15 PER CENT DROP IN IBI IN CASARES
The first steps have been
taken to reduce the IBI property tax in Casares by 15 per cent. The first
meeting was held this week of a committee which will involve the governing team
and the opposition to implement a tax reduction without affecting municipal
services. Casares Town Hall has requested the Ministry of Finance in Malaga to
reduce the cadastral values in line with the realities of the property market.
The new committee is hoping that the tax reduction will help hard pressed
property owners.
CASARES PREPARES TO CELEBRATE ALL SAINTS DAY TOMORROW

SIX MORE UNEMPLOYED RECRUITED BY THE TOWN HALL FOR PUBLIC WORKS
Six more unemployed people
have been hired by the Town Hall in Casares to carry out public works. Two will
take part in cleaning services while a bricklayer will work in a housing
rehabilitation programme. The initial contract is for three months which can be
extended by another three months. Casares Mayor Antonia Morera said the latest
hirings are part of the governing team’s priority to help create jobs and
reduce unemployment.
International news:
A major clean up operation is
underway across western Europe this week after a powerful storm, named St Jude,
passed through the UK and France before hitting Holland, Denmark and Germany.
At least 13 people were killed in the storm which also caused major damage and
transport disruption.
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