The "Laderas del Castillo" archaeological site, more than 4,000 years old and located in the town of Callosa de Segura, in the Valencian Community, has been inaugurated after its rehabilitation and museumization by Rocamora, transforming it into an open and respectful space dedicated to memory at-risk enclave that is extremely important to the agrarian culture of the peninsula It houses spaces dedicated to knowledge and citizenship strengthening the connection between heritage On Tuesday, March 18, the restoration and enhancement of the "Laderas del Castillo" archaeological site was inaugurated by Rocamora Diseño & Arquitectura in Callosa de Segura a site dating back more than 4,000 years and belonging to the Argaric culture The site was at risk due to its steep slope and the lack of infrastructure that would allow it to be visited without compromising its integrity The project addressed this complexity through a museographic architecture that unites conservation understanding the site as an archaeological narrative that must be articulated without altering its authenticity Rehabilitation and museumization of "Laderas del Castillo" by Rocamora Photograph by Rocamora Diseño & Arquitectura The intervention has consolidated the archaeological structures discovered in successive campaigns led by Juan Antonio López Padilla and Francisco Javier Jover Maestre and has structured a route through six distinct sectors Through strategically placed walkways and observation points visitors can explore the site without stepping on or damaging the remains gaining insight into their original configuration and historical context The museography is based on a non-invasive narrative and graphic resources interact with the landscape and accompany the experience without overwhelming it The project uses materials with low visual and environmental impact reducing the ecological footprint of the intervention and ensuring the reversibility of the construction elements Renovation and museumization of "Laderas del Castillo" by Rocamora Access to the site has been redesigned to improve its connection to the urban core creating a clear transition between the city The route adapts to the existing topography making the historical occupation of the hill legible from an educational This project transforms the site into a space open to the public and to knowledge reinforcing the connection between heritage The museum architecture implemented by Rocamora has not only allowed the preservation of a key Bronze Age site but also provided it with new tools for its reading and enjoyment harmoniously integrating it into its natural environment Rocamora Diseño & Arquitectura.  Miguel Ángel Mira, Rocamora Diseño & Arquitectura and museography studio comprised of a highly specialized and multidisciplinary team dedicated to the realization of museographic projects and the enhancement of art and historical and cultural heritage Founded by Ángel Luis Rocamora Ruiz in 2014 in Elche the studio's focus is on the development of heritage interpretation spaces that merge creativity is dedicated to providing comprehensive solutions tailored to the needs and specifics of each space and content Ángel Luis Rocamora Ruiz completed his studies as a Technical Architect at the TFC in February 1999 with the work: Historical and Constructive Study of "THE HOUSE-STUDIO OF THE PAINTER JOSÉ MARÍA LÓPEZ MEZQUITA." He studied Applied Arts in Sculpture from 2000 to 2001 earning a distinction in his Master's Degree in Architecture with the thesis "Enosection: Guidelines for Winemaking and Wine Tourism in the Cooperatives of Medio Vinalopó." he completed his Master's Degree in Architecture and Sustainable Urbanism earning a distinction in his Master's Degree in Architecture and Sustainable Urbanism with the thesis "The Architectural Practice of the Temporal Event." He has collaborated for nine years with architects Carmen Pérez Molpecerez and Efigenio Giménez García on project development and construction management he has worked as an independent professional and as an author specializing in museum projects and cultural spaces applying rigorous criteria for durability and conservation They are currently involved in major projects including the Alcoy Art Gallery and exhibitions at several important institutions in Madrid among other initiatives currently underway Archive REMODELING-RENOVATION Mission Statement: to assist the integration of foreign residents living in Spain and this is never more accurate than when you establish yourself as a foreign resident in a new country Being able to quickly familiarise yourself with the culture and customs can help ease the transition during a challenging time This is why Euro Weekly News makes it our mission to provide you with a free news resource in English that covers both regional and national Spanish news – anything that we feel you will benefit from knowing as you integrate into your new community and live your best life in Spain you can forget about translating articles from Spanish into awkward English that probably don’t make much sense Let us be your convenient and essential guide to all things that will likely affect you as a foreign resident living in Spain On July 28, animal rights campaigners and concerned residents held two rallies at Plaza de Spain in Callosa de Segura and Plaza de la Glorieta in Cox to protest the slaughter of feral goats in both municipalities these goats now number more than 200 and have been making a nuisance of themselves by coming to the outskirts of urban areas animal rights protestors argue that they are domestic animals that were ‘abandoned to their fate’ they have been breeding uncontrollably in an area where they lack access to water and food led to them being forced to venture into the residential areas to drink from the fountains While it is recognised that the goats are a problem the protestors are looking for assurances that it will be dealt with in a humane manner They are seeking for the goats to be moved to a new place where they can live peacefully and have enough resources to survive Find more local news and activities for Costa Blanca North Subscribe to our Euro Weekly News alerts to get the latest stories into your inbox Euro Weekly News is the leading English language newspaper in Spain by delivering news with a social conscience we are proud to be the voice for the expat communities who now call Spain home With around half a million print readers a week and over 1.5 million web views per month EWN has the biggest readership of any English language newspaper in Spain The paper prints over 150 news stories a week with many hundreds more on the web – no one else even comes close Our publication has won numerous awards over the last 25 years including Best Free Newspaper of the Year (Premios AEEPP) Company of the Year (Costa del Sol Business Awards) and Collaboration with Foreigners honours (Mijas Town Hall) All of this comes at ZERO cost to our readers All our print and online content always has been and always will be FREE OF CHARGE Download our media pack in either English or Spanish A group of people posing in front of a sign that says "Convención y Jornadas Técnicas Abrasador." | COMUNICAE LIFESTYLE 100 Restaurants from the Valencian Community and Murcia Attend the Abrasador ConferenceAbrasador Group celebrates its first 2025 Conference in Alicante with more than 200 hoteliers among associates13/02/2025 12:00:00h by EDATV and suppliers in Alicante to celebrate the I Jornada Abrasador 2025 which has focused on discussing profitability they had a schedule full of presentations and talks 100% focused on hospitality professionals and concluded with a meal featuring new recipes from the brand's culinary advisor chefs and grilled cuts of beef and Iberian pork cooked in closed ovens The culinary advisor chefs and star ambassadors of Grupo Abrasador from Abrasador Niagara's in Callosa de Segura started the day along with another great hotelier and brand ambassador Eduardo Gutiérrez from Abrasador El Astral who introduced them to a strategic approach for controlling different areas of the business The implementation advisory team of Grupo Abrasador along with the new addition of Raúl Cáceres delivered a presentation on the keys and tools to help measure data and review them month by month with the restaurants and incentivize the team gave them a presentation on why and for what it is important to be on social media and the reasons why people follow their restaurant accounts and how to leverage those reasons to create viral videos and gain visibility who through his presentation engaged the attendees in a dynamic of energy and possibility of change with the hormone "ilusionina." Three entrepreneurs were able to share their success stories and the mindset that has led them to be in their sector for decades leading in their area who highlighted the importance of having a good product and relying on trusted suppliers; Manuel Bernal founder of Bernal Alimentación in Callosa de Segura founder of Pastelerías Crujiente and Candela Gelatería winner of the innovation award at Madrid Fusión 2024 as well as other awards in his field internationally they presented a series of annual awards with the 2024 data based on 7 different categories and 3 of the 7 awards went to Abrasador El Astral in Tordesillas They also presented awards to the restaurants that stood out for their growth in revenue in 2024 compared to 2023 highlighting the following: •  Abrasador El Astral •  Abrasador El Capricho de los Torres Sign up for the Spanish News Today Editors Roundup Weekly Bulletin and get an email with all the week’s news straight to your inbox (List price   3  months 12 Bulletins)  and thank you for choosing CamposolToday.com to publicise your organisation’s info or event Camposol Today is a website set up by Murcia Today specifically for residents of the urbanisation in Southwest Murcia providing news and information on what’s happening in the local area which is the largest English-speaking expat area in the Region of Murcia When submitting text to be included on Camposol Today please abide by the following guidelines so we can upload your article as swiftly as possible: Send an email to editor@camposoltoday.com or contact@murciatoday.com Attach the information in a Word Document or Google Doc Also attach a photo to illustrate your article This website is using a security service to protect itself from online attacks The action you just performed triggered the security solution There are several actions that could trigger this block including submitting a certain word or phrase You can email the site owner to let them know you were blocked Please include what you were doing when this page came up and the Cloudflare Ray ID found at the bottom of this page Please check entered address and try again or go to homepage Steve Bruce has told the Chronicle that he was very impressed by Newcastle United’s Miguel Almiron, after seeing him play for the very first time live at the weekend Almiron came on as a substitute for Newcastle in their friendly against Preston North End The Paraguayan international actually missed from the penalty spot Bruce still saw plenty of promise in Almiron’s display and he thinks that the 25-year-old could form a strong partnership with Newcastle new boy Joelinton in attack Bruce said: “The two of them (Joeliton and Almiron) will be a handful it was the first time I have seen him live Almiron has quickly gone from being the new boy at Newcastle last January The skilful South American impressed during his first few months with Newcastle and there are very high hopes of what could lie ahead for him this season Newcastle begin their campaign in two weekends’ time >>> For regular weather updates, join the Murcia Weather Watch Facebook group or see our Weather & Climate section <<< is superimposed on the lower slopes above the 30,000-population British overseas territory The image provoked derision on a Gibraltar website where it was posted wrote: "This image reminds me of the Argentines strolling through Port Stanley It would be a very short and bloody conflict with Spain being the loser." The provocation comes amid continued tensions between Madrid and London over the future of Gibraltar which were triggered by a fishing dispute earlier in the summer a specialist diving unit of the Guardia Civil posed with Spanish flags on the artificial reef deposited in coastal waters by Gibraltar to deter Spanish dragnet fishing the London office of Gibraltar's government were jammed with thousands of "abusive" emails written in imperfect English on Tuesday in an apparent campaign of digital harassment aimed at the authorities "They said: 'HM government get your people off Spanish soil immediately,' that sort of thing," said Stuart Green There were continued delays for residents trying to enter Gibraltar on Monday as Spanish customs officials continued a go slow flew to London on Tuesday for talks with David Cameron and the foreign secretary about Madrid's "threats" to the territory Picardo is hoping to speak to Hague on Wednesday "He will talk about the threatening behaviour of Spain of making it more difficult for aircraft to land and ill-defined threats by Spain to lift the concrete reef itself," said Green The Guardia Civil have detained four people linked to the Napoli mafia with two arrests carried out in Mijas and Marbella in December The major operation began after a drugs stash was stolen by a rival gang and a man was kidnapped last April in the Alicante town of Callosa de Segura After being held for four days the victim escaped from his violent kidnappers and went to the San Juan de Alicante police station to report his abduction The alleged perpetrators reportedly caused several injuries to the victim and deprived him of basic food The investigation was then taken over by the Guardia Civil in Alicante which started the operation known as Estratavo officers located the two houses where the victim was held they arrested a 55-year-old woman of Italian origin She was the sister of the alleged ringleader of the plot who was arrested on 1 August in Valencia The Estratavo operation subsequently traced two other male gang members to the Costa del Sol where one of the alleged kidnappers was arrested on 12 December in Mijas a huge operation was deployed in Marbella to capture the fourth suspect The latter took cover in a house in the area of El Trapiche and was arrested after an operation involving officers of the Rapid Action Group – historically linked to the fight against terrorism – and drones The detainees are charged with crimes of kidnapping injury and membership of a criminal group and are being investigated by a court in Orihuela The three male members of the gang are being held on remand Comentar es una ventaja exclusiva para registrados Exactly 7 years to the day since the devastating 5.1 magnitude earthquake in Lorca many people on the southern Costa Blanca said that “the Earth most definitely moved for them” when the latest tremor hit the area at 19.26 local time on Friday evening the epicentre of which was 10km off the coast of Pilar de la Horadada lots of people took to Twitter in the minutes following the quake with some reporting their homes and apartment blocks shaking for about 4-5 seconds The earthquake was felt in municipalities as widespread as Torrevieja In Torrevieja hundreds of residents ran into the street until the alert has passed while many stores supermarkets and other establishments actually evacuated their buildings Hundreds of residents took to social networks immediately after the quake telling how ornaments had moved and furniture and windows had vibrated Others identified the earthquake more because of the noise caused by the seismic activity told the Leader: “I was in that only really half-awake state fumbling round the house and watching television and I thought for a moment that a big tank had driven past the front gate it was only after a few minutes I realised it might be an earthquake It was a rumble and a vibration rather than a physical wobble.” People who witnessed the quake at the Queen Victoria pub in Cabo Roig were in no doubt as to the cause of the shake “The side of the building actually trembled” said one customer “It was certainly one of the most scary few seconds I have witnessed in recent years although thankfully I didn’t lose any beer.” One resident of Entrenaranjos contacted a site that records  local earthquakes writing “Experienced our first earthquake There was quite a large rumble which sounded like an explosion or a large vehicle hitting a building The house shook and then a strange quietness followed by a smaller aftershock.” Another resident of Torre de la Horadada wrote “Sitting watching the News when there was a sudden loud rumbling and the whole house shook just prior to the last big earthquake there and this was similar to some of the pre-shocks that we experienced.” David from Orihuela 32 km NW from epicentre was another conrtributor to the site writing “The neighbours all came out It was the worst earthquake we had experienced here in Spain It was so loud and it felt like it was directly underneath the house According to a spokesman from the National Geographic Institute (IGN) “Many of these slight tremors occur in the area every year This particular one lasted several seconds and was more “noisy” than dangerous.” The emergency services said that they received several calls from concerned residents but there are no reports of damage or injury 1829: Almost 400 dead in Torrevieja and surrounds 2010: 1.8 magnitude San Miguel epicenter barely noticeable 2012: 3.0 magnitude shakes Torrevieja and the Vega Baja 2012: La Vega records a number of minor tremors 2013: Two earthquakes in less than 10 hours in the Vega Baja are felt in the Baix Vinalopó 2013: A low intensity earthquake in the sea off torrevieja 2014: An earthquake of magnitude 2.0 is felt in Pilar de la Horadada 2014: Light earthquake off Torrevieja and Orihuela 2015: Torrevieja records an earthquake of 1.6 magnitude 2016: A 2.4- magnitude earthquake shakes Torrevieja 2016: A magnitude 3 earthquake alerts residents of Torrevieja 2017: An earthquake of magnitude 2.4wakes up the Vega Baja […] east of Torrevieja (24 March 2019) Risk of Tsunami in the Mediterranean (10 October 2018) Earthquake measuring 3.4 magnitude rattles Pilar de la Horadada (11 May 2018) Los Montesinos suffers two earthquakes in four minutes (05 October 2017) Quake shakes […] Log in to leave a comment © 2021 The Leader Digital