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WORLD VIEW

THE world came to Fuengirola fairground, for the International feria which is known as ‘the fair of the people’ since foreign residents make up a large percentage of the Fuengirola population.
It started on April 27 and carried on until May 1, from noon until 4am every day and was supported not just by foreign residents but by visitors from the town and much of the Costa del Sol.

Every day there was an hour with no noise so that the people with autism can enjoy the attractions too.
There were 32 nations represented at the fair with many from Latin America, but also from much of Europe and as far afield as Australia and India, with every booth happily promoting that country’s culture and cuisine.
The United Kingdom was there In full force and of course starting the celebrations for the new King Charles on May 6.
Their music festival had many supporters and Saturday April 29 saw a huge procession of British char acters such as James Bond, The Queen of Hearts, Spice Girls and
