malaga

I live in the montes de Malaga and I travel a lot to the Alpujarra, Cordoba and Ronda.

In Malaga I see people driving to the shops at the end of the street.

My point is that there are bunches of talented people rolling out the CS dep of Malaga uni who scream, every option they get, that there 'are no jobs'.

Then we have a second group: Valencia, Bilbao, Sevilla, Malaga with somehow higher rates.

Yeah especially in cities I see this happening really quickly; most of my friends in Amsterdam and Malaga don't see the need for cars at all.

In Portugal there are some dev jobs in Faro (but then you have either a long commute or live in an apartment in the city and pay is quite low to be a one provider kind of family) and in Spain Malaga does have good dev jobs around (not sure about Java but iOS/Ruby can get a decent salary there) and there are some places around that fit the bill that are within commuting distance to Malaga companies.

At Malaga, for example, there are "security" checks and closing times.

# occurrences of the word "south" on your post[1]: 2 If you were referring to Malaga and Andalucia, it's a different game.

For a start, the charges actually date back to 2020, when the Court Prosecutor’s Office in Catalonia accused Ballester of a “hate crime” based on what he wrote in a 2016 article titled “The Impossible Dialogue with Islam.” As it stands, he is one of two priests on trial in Malaga for inciting hatred against immigrants and Muslims.

I didn't know Madrid-Malaga still has no service, nor that Renfe had set up a bus company!

Sixteen years later they were discovered and arrested while living as fugitives in Malaga, Spain, and extradited back to the United States where he was convicted in the case.

Also pretty international (Barcelona, Madrid, Malaga).