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Eye on Spain Newsletter - 16 November 2010
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Buenas tardes

Hope you're having a good week so far. If not then surely the fact that the Euro is on the way up has to be good news? Our first article looks into what's going on with this!
You'll notice that this week the newsletter takes a new, slightly different format as we have now started integrating the EOS Supporters articles and podcasts into the newsletter. These are clearly identified as "EOS Supporters". Each week there will be a good mix of articles which I hope you'll continue to enjoy.
And finally, we were inundated last week with requests from people who want to be EOS Contributors, which is great really :) We are responding to each one personally so bear with us as we make our way through these over the coming days.
Now, enjoy this week's features and remember to keep sending us your articles to publish. Have a great week.
Saludos
Justin
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Euro vs Sterling Currency Market Update
The two weeks leading up to 11 November has seen some interesting swings in exchange rates for the pound against the euro. We have seen a low of 1.118 to a high of 1.1755, a rise of almost 6 cents. Explaining this movement becomes even more confusing as it was certainly unexpected.
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Guide To Schools & Education In Spain
EYE ON SPAIN EBOOK:
Educating your child can be a minefield wherever you live in the world and in a foreign country with a foreign system even more so. For parents moving to Spain with their children, one of their biggest concerns is education. This guide helps you understand the Spanish system and how to make your child prosper in a school in Spain.
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Mike Knivett from Artemis Homes Discusses the Costa del Sol Property Market
EOS SUPPORTERS - SPANISH PROPERTY PODCAST:
In the first of our series of our Spanish Property Podcasts, Mike Knivett, Managing Director of Artemis Homes joins us to discuss how the market is doing along the Costa del Sol. In this podcast we discuss topics such as: How is business this year compared to last year? What nationalities are buying? Are prices still falling? What types of properties are selling? And much more.
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Evicting Tenants In Spain - Changes In The Law
My tenant is not paying the rent, what can I do? I have been advised that now the eviction process is faster in Spain and I can get back the property in weeks, is this correct? Here these questions are answered and an explanation given regarding the applicable laws.
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The Spanish Property Crisis will Last for Many Years
EOS SUPPORTERS:
Real estate prices in Spain could fall gradually over several years, aggravating the sluggish economy as it’s huge real estate bubble deflates. Housing prices have fallen by an average of 13 percent since their peak in 2007, before Spain was plunged into its longest recession in decades. Since then many real estate companies have gone bankrupt leaving thousands of unsold homes in the hands of banks.
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5 Must See Spanish Language Movies
Watching Spanish movies (o sea Spanish language movies) is not only a great way to improve your Spanish, but a pretty fun one as well. August Flanagan has watched A LOT of Spanish language movies over the last year, and here are his top five recommendations for Spanish language movies from the last decade. Enjoy!
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Record Price Reductions in October in Spain
EOS SUPPORTERS:
Panic is rising amongst property sellers who are seeing that if they don’t complete the sale before the end of the year, it will be even more difficult to sell their properties in 2011. And they are doing this by reducing their selling prices. The surge in sales brought on by fiscal aid restrictions from 2011 is leading to a small revolution among homeowners who are lowering the price of their homes at a rate never seen before.
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Holidays in Almuñecar, Costa Tropical
Almunecar sits between the sea and the mountains forked between two rivers in the province of Granada. Pockets of copper and silver mined by the Phoenicians, as early as 800 BC, helped the town prosper for many hundreds of years until the Romans laid heritage to this promising area. Find out more about what makes Almuñecar special.
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Is The Spanish Education System Failing Our Kids?
EOS SUPPORTERS:
The Spanish education system is in crisis. School failure rates are high and the overall levels reached are not particularly high when compared with other European countries. But what’s failing the Spanish educational system? Perhaps the first cause is that the school is not an isolated space of society and reflects the problems of its environment.
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Maria's Top Legal Advice From Last 7 Days
Every week we bring you the top legal blog posts made by Maria de Castro of Costa Luz Lawyers (www.costaluzlawyers.es). Hope you find this useful and of interest.
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Popular Forum Discussions From Last 7 Days
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Top 10 Strategies To Boost Your Rental Enquiries
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