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Solar Power Very Interesting HOT & COLD Radiators in Spain
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HOT AT ZOCO MARKET
What a scorcher at Zoco market this afternoon, sweat dripping off you, very uncomfortable, but hey must not complain cos thats one of the reasons why we are here.
Not too many people about and all the stall holders were all moaning about the lack of sales. Compared to last year the takings are lower and they are all concerned as this should be the best time of the year for tourists.
We all hope the holiday influx of tourists will help the flaging economy get out of the doldrum. I would agree with you Chalk Face that this year has been a lot quieter than the previous year, however we all need to be optimistic as things will inevitably improve in 2012/13.
Hello,
I was out and about today in the the main tourist areas of Villamartin, La Zenia & Playa flamenca and I could not believe the lack of people around. The majority of the bars & restaurants were not full and I feel for all these businesses as this should be the busiest time of the year for them.
Hope things start to pick up as things are not looking too good at the moment.
I agree almoradilife but you can only be optimistic for so long. Looking at the news around the world and listening to our Spanish customers, it looks like the only good thing about this year is that its better than next.
Hope Im proved wrong
Chin up its fiesta.
So do what the Spanish do, party now and worry later.
I am always optimistic and I really believe it will get better especially after next years spanish general election. We cannot go any further backwards as the country will fall into the same trap as Greece, which I am positive will not happen. Anyway as you say lets enjoy the fiestas and worry about it after.
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ITS ALL GONE QUIET!!!!!!!
Hi Everybody
ive noticed over the last couple of weeks the forum seems to have gone quiet. Im guessing this is because your all in full swing with the summer season, maybe with family and friends out there enjoying the sunshine, taking up all your time in the nicest possible way or maybe youve gone back to uk to avoid the high temperatures.
Anyway it would be good to hear what you´re all doing with yourselves at the moment and in particular anything nice or any new stuff thats happening in Almoradi.
kind regards for a great summer !
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CAM Bank to Close 122 Branches
Caja Mediterráneo (CAM) is continuing with its cost reduction plans, to be implemented this year, which will result in the closure of a total of 122 branches, 27% of their total network. The bank are confident the implementation of its recapitalisation strategy will yield “rather positive results”.
These cost reduction measures will see the closure of 1 in 4 of CAM’s branches during 2011, six months sooner than the official forecast. Fifteen closures have already been implemented to date.
Regarding staffing, the organisation said that since the approval of the redundancy plan (ERE) in June, they have already produced a reduction equivalent to 37% of the plan for 2011.
They also highlighted that as far as recurring overheads are concerned, the measures initiated during the second quarter of the year will allow a reduction of five points above the recapitalisation plan target for 2011, making the percentage reduction around 16%, excluding extraordinary items.
The Intention is to Save more than 200 Million Euros
The board of directors of Caja Mediterráneo approved the submission of their recapitalisation plan to the Bank of Spain late April and as a result, from now until the year 2015, it is projected the efficiency ratio will improve up to 50%, resulting in recurring savings of more than 200 million euros and profit levels above 15%.
As reported in El Mundo, the bank said that in developing the plan they “have been mindful of the new competitive environment and foreseeable market developments over the next five years, as well as regulatory requirements for solvency and liquidity.”
Thus, the approved plan “includes the development of various initiatives on operational restructuring and cost cutting measures designed to place the productivity and efficiency of the Bank at levels required in the new competitive and regulatory climate.”
This is another blow to the financial and Spanish economy. According to the Cam bank they will be making 6,500 redundancies due to the streamlining of the organisation, this will be from 2011-13.
When are things going to get better as it seems to be going on for ever.
It does not sound very encouraging for the future. Really hope they get their act together and start to create more work for everybody.
In my job I meet many diverse clients from various nationalities and unfortunately the ones that are struggling are the Spanish and to an extent the British as the euro has taken a bashing. The more affluent countries are all the scandanavian ones, Germany, France, Switzerland and Belgium the remainder seem to be suffering quite badly.
Sadly I cannot see any change for at least another couple of years minimum.
This week is the last week in July, so there may be a big increase in visitors as schools are now out in England. Saying that the whole year has been a bit quite.
I too agree Zoco was very hot on Sunday but it didn't stop my wife from spending lol