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December 2010 at LOCAL LINE DANCERS “HELP” out AGAIN! Organised by Barbara Ives of the Rodeo Stomp- 8 Pm and Tickets Cost 12€ SOUTH EDITION - OCTOBER 2010 Issue 144 October 2010 www.thetraderonline.es • Tel 902733622 1 IInlandnland & CCoastaloastal FFREEREE / GGRATISRATIS rader Authorised Dealer CCombinedombined rreadershipeadership ooff ooverver 335OOO5OOO Tel 902733633 Watch UK TV via in- wwww.thetraderonline.es w w . t h e t r a d e r o n l i n e . e s Watch ternet UK TV SSOUTHOUTH EDITIONEDITION DECEMBERDECEMBER 22010010 T via “Gal•la” by Jorge Rodriguez-Gerada. Win an Internet Set top box and watch Your Favourite internet Uk TV via the Internet this Christmas... page 13 Delta del Ebro represent Spain in the planetary scale art project, 350 EARTH p16 Christmas fair open in Cocentaina-Muro d’Alcoi stretch of A-7 now open More protests and Valencia . strikes planned over VALENCIA’S Christmas fair is now open, mass unemployment with a world of fun and games for kids and NEW strikes are afoot mid-month over la- plenty more for grown-ups. bour reform proposals and general unem- From December 23 to January 6 – during ployment. Two of Spain’s major unions, the the Christmas holidays – the fair will be CCOO and the UGT, as well as the regional open every day from noon to 14.00hrs and syndicate IV, intend to down tools on Decem- then after 17.00hrs. ber 15 and 18. Demonstrations will be held Before the holidays start – and once they on the streets at 18.00hrs to protest over fi nish on January 7 through to the last day, the government’s poor efforts to create and January 24 - it will be open on Friday, Sat- keep jobs. The unions recalled that there urday and Sunday afternoons and evenings are 600,000 people unemployed in the and on the two upcoming bank holidays. PART of the motorway run- nally connected by motorway, of local drivers easier. Comunidad Valenciana alone, and a stag- ning inland from Alicante to but the initial plans were not Look out for ‘children’s day’ on January 22, This partly accounts for the gering quarter of a million have no income Valencia has opened, bridg- without their controversy in increased cost in building the whatsoever because their dole money has 23 and 24, with special discounted prices ing the 11.6-kilometre gap the beginning. of one euro for kids and 1.50 euros for motorway, which is toll-free, run out. Furthermore, 89 per cent of new between Cocentaina and Hundreds of residents in the since it had to be diverted job contracts created in the region are tem- adults. Muro d’Alcoi. area protested against plans to avoid fl attening parts of porary, and 57 per cent of these are part- The rest of the new stretch of to build the new trunk road, green-belt countryside. time. The countrywide strike on September the A-7 will open before next saying it would destroy the Si- The road links up to the N- 29 this year ‘brought no improvements’, say summer, says minister of erra Mariola nature reserve 340 in Muro d’Alcoi and to unions, and if anything the situation has public works, José Blanco. and would ‘only benefi t a the north of Alcoy, and CV- worsened. They say they want to see the It now means that the inland handful of tourists from Ma- 790 in Cocentaina, and the labour reform amended because it does districts of the Vall d’Albaida, drid heading for Benidorm’ CV-700 in Alquería d’Asnar. not contribute to ‘stemming the fl ow of re- L’Alcoià and El Comtat are fi - rather than making the lives dundancies’, nor to reducing the number of workers in temporary jobs, nor does it ‘mod- ernise productivity’. On the contrary, in the SSHEILA´SHEILA´S PPOPULAROPULAR SAAFARIFARI PAARKRK RRASTROASTRO IISS HOOLDLDIINGNG A.... past month and a half, the number of fi rms SHARE SURFER making mass redundancies has increased USB CChristmashristmas FairFair WEDNESDAY 8TH DECEMBER 10,00 TILL 4.00 as a result of the labour reform. 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First, the main €8bn to get core Tier One week is a light one for Expat. can contact Littlewoods points: the Irish bailout of capital to at least 12 per Sterling data which the Europe either via the €85 billion will be made cent. only fi gures of note UK podcast Littlewoods Europe is look- comments section of the up of external support And come up for breath. PMI on Wednesday and ing for interesting or amus- blog or via Littlewoods Eu- from the IMF and EFSF More than three quarters further house price fi g- Littlewoods Europe has ing insights into life as an rope’s Facebook or Twitter of €67.5 billion and do- of Eurozone government ures on Friday. announced it is looking Expat that it can share pages. mestic funds of €17.5 debt is held by Eurozone for Expats to take part in with its Expat community billion. The Irish contribu- members, mostly fi nan- The Dollar trades at a its new podcast. The re- and its blog followers. The fi rst of the Littlewoods tion comes from the now cial institutions so you two month high against tailer is looking for Expats Europe Expat Podcasts is A spokesperson for Little- decimated National Pen- can see why this package the Euro and is looking at who live in France, Spain, now available to download woods Europe said: “Little- sion Reserve Fund with wants to protect senior its fi rst monthly gain ver- Portugal or Germany so it on the Littlewoods Europe woods Europe would love the UK making a bilateral debt holders, but politi- sus the Yen since April. In can interview them about blog, and features Katie to hear about the highs loan of €3.8 billion as cally there is huge pres- a week which will prob- what life is like as in Expat Anderson who now lives in and lows of life as an Ex- well as contributing to sure to make sure that ably prove to be highly in the country they live in. South West France after pat and we are looking for the IMF funds (and you tax payers do not shoul- embarrassing for the US moving from the UK. Interviewee’s for the Little- guest Podcasters to inter- thought the money saved der the whole burden after 250,000 classifi ed in recent round of UK and write downs on bond diplomatic cables are re- spending cuts was used holdings in the future leased by media around Astrologer Predicts Far Reaching for paying down our own cannot be ruled out. Inev- the world, we have ISM debt…). The effective in- itably the Euro continues manufacturing, consum- terest rate that the Irish to fall against the USD er confi dence and non Change for the New Millenium will pay on the loan is re- which continues to per- farm payrolls to look for- ported at 5.8% according form well in the face of ward to. But not as much Based on Discovery of New Family to the offi cial document, heightened uncertainty. as those cables. Accord- but private calculations ing to reports, the cables have put the fi gure clos- Sterling has also opened will reveal disparaging of Dwarf Planets er to 7.25% and this will the week on the back remarks about Gordon November 2010 – BBC astrologer, author and lead to an astonishing foot as UK institutions Brown and David Cam- founder of the Midlands School of Astrology, 20 per cent of Irish tax are reckoned to be the eron, my bet is that the Alison Chester-Lambert is causing a stir in the revenues servicing the most fi nancially exposed UK public will probably astrological world.
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