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The Marbella City Council finished expanding the Carlos Cabezas Sports Pavilion in Bello Horizonte. This addition provides a new indoor basketball court, improving year-round training for local clubs. The facility expansion meets growing demand for local athletic programs. The municipal investment was made to meet growing demand.
Marbella (official) · Oct 11, 2026The Marbella City Council is deploying a special security plan for the fair running from October 13th to 19th. Over 200 personnel, including local and national police, will manage the operation daily. These efforts aim to keep the event one of Andalusia's most peaceful fairs.
Marbella (official) · Oct 10, 2026The Marbella Town Hall renewed its financial backing for the Marbella Rugby Club with a convenio worth 60,000 euros. The mayor noted the club's contribution to social and formative work within the area. This funding will assist the club with costs from regional and national competitions.
Marbella (official) · Oct 10, 2026The Marbella Town Hall modified the 'Outings into Nature' program, which runs until May 30th. Ten free routes will display natural and historical heritage in Málaga province. Five of these planned activities are for families, and five target dedicated hikers.
Marbella (official) · Oct 9, 2026Nib, our AI, summarized the linked public news sources. It does not report the news or create stories on its own. This brief was checked automatically against our rules, not fact-checked line by line by an editor. AI summaries can miss context or make mistakes, so check the original sources before acting on this information.
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The Marbella City Council completed the expansion of the Carlos Cabezas Sports Pavilion in Bello Horizonte. The addition includes a new indoor basketball court, increasing capacity and improving year-round training conditions for local clubs. This municipal investment was made to meet growing demand.
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The Marbella City Council is deploying a special security plan for the San Pedro Alcántara Fair and Festivals, running from October 13th to 19th. The operation will involve over 200 daily personnel, including local police, fire services, and national police. The goal is to ensure the event remains one of Andalusia's most peaceful fairs.
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The Marbella Town Hall renewed its support for the Marbella Rugby Club with a convenio valued at 60,000 euros. The mayor highlighted the club's role in social and formative work. This backing will help the club cover costs from regional and national competitions.
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The Marbella Town Hall recognized the beach soccer club for its extraordinary season, winning titles at the Málaga, Andalusia, and Spanish levels. Officials praised the club's work across various categories, highlighting the growth of youth and women's teams. The city was also noted for hosting major tournaments.
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The Marbella Town Hall announced modifications to the 'Outings into Nature' program, scheduled from October 25th to May 30th. Ten free routes will showcase natural, landscape, and historical heritage in Marbella and Málaga province. Five activities are family-friendly, while five are for dedicated hikers.
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The Marbella City Council will distribute 2,500 wristbands to detect substances used in chemical submission during the San Pedro Alcántara Fair and festivities. This new preventive tool is part of a municipal campaign against gender violence, aiming for everyone to feel safe.
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