Manilva

And, uh, the thing is how it would alter the census is that these people have the right to vote supposedly in the last place that they left Spain.

So let's say, uh, if, uh, you claimed, uh, that, uh, my family ex, uh, my great-grandfather left, uh, Manilva, for example-

Yeah

...in nineteen sixty-five, well, then you'd have the right to vote in Manilva.

So, uh, that's the whole controversy.

And then, uh, they, Ayuso, she, uh-

And Marbella and La Costa del Sol, if you move along in the Costa del Sol, the climate is still the same.

Offering of the other things is very similar, and prices will adjust to the location, no? You can go to Estepona, uh, Mijas, Fuengirola, Benalmádena, Torremolinos, to the other side to Sotogrande, uh, Manilva, Casares.

So there are many areas.

And the pricing, no, that you were, you were saying, why? Now it's because it's a global destination, and now it's proving to be a harbor for many people, you know, for many nationalities, probably for unfortunate circumstances that are happening in other parts of the world, no? So I think there are three key elements.

Every, every Christmas was always, uh, I need to get a motorcycle every Christmas list, and Dad.

And luckily, an opportunity came up, um, near, uh, near Algeciras, where there was a, a school from Malaga doing an exhibition, and we had, um, the likes of Kevin Davies and Nigel Jeffries, who ran the school then afterwards in Gibraltar, and that's how they got kids involved from Gibraltar to get into it in Manilva from another school as well.

Uh, so that's how it started officially for me, but I've always had the itch since I was very young.

But then that's when you took it a little bit more seriously.

And I'm sticking to it.

It was a beautiful venue, wasn't it? It was kind of inland of Manilva somewhere.

It was stunning.

I think of

something it was called, but I can't remember the exact name of it.

But yes, it was just...

So you take the turning as if you're going up to a Roman oasis, don't you, in Manilva? Yeah.

And where the Roman baths are as well up there.

So we launched it Ocho a toda Costa, which is Costa del Sol, up to Costa del Sol.

So it's the version of Ocho Directo here so it's more about town halls political because it's coming the local elections in May but at the same time what happened is like I have people working journalists in Sotogrande so it's close to Casares, Manilva so I have a vision where I want to go, but not about Grupo HCP, it's about a bigger group.

For example, I'm having a conversation and I cannot say too much at the moment, but I'm having a conversation to make a version in Gibraltar of what is El Periódico de Soto Grande and the magazine, only in English for Gibraltar, but probably we will do it from here and we will have those issues here because we have our 300 point where we deliver the periodical so probably we'll have that because of the opening of the border there is a lot of interest into people who want to advertise themselves here and vice versa so we are exploring that Gibraltar is also very particular so I will have partners to do that and we are in conversations and that is only because we acquired that so I have a lot of ideas for three years.

But it's not only about El Periódico Sotorán anymore, it's about the whole company.

Charles.

"Dear Charles, «Todo los, los Sánchez son sinvergüenzas.»" That's Paul from the People's Republic of, um, of Manilva.

They have no shame, basically.

Uh, that's what the message said.