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In Memoriam
FEISTY and forthright, Anna Tekenbroek died suddenly but peacefully, aged 90, on June 3 at the Quiron Hospital in Marbella aged 90.
She was an active supporter of all four branches of The Arts Society (formerly NADFAS) for many years, and a founder member of those in San Roque (de la Frontera) and Benahavis.
A keen sailor and a formidable hockey player in her youth, she played golf until recently and always kept her membership of the Guadalmina Golf Club uptodate.
Like many other Dutch people, she was multilingual as well as multicultural. And friends say she was kind, generous and warmhearted under a sometimes slightly daunting exterior.
She leaves a son and daughter behind and she will be cremated at the Marbella crematorium at 11am on Friday June 16.
Linda Hall SPAIN, which was not due to hold a general election until December this year, will go to the polls on July 23.
Following dismal results for the governing PSOE and Unidas Podemos (UP) coalition in the May 28 local and regional elections, the president of Spain’s government, Pedro Sanchez, announced the new date the following morning.
Which way will the Spanish vote?
Partido Socialista Obrero Español (Spanish Workers’ Socialist Party) Written and referred to as PSOE (pronounced pay soee) it is Spain’s oldest political, founded in 1879 by Pablo Iglesias.
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