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FUENGIROLA’S own Jaime Núñez is set to make his mark on the world stage as he competes in the World Darts Championship.

The local darts player headed to Seoul in South Korea for the competition which began on Tuesday, July 11 and lasts for a full week until Tuesday, July 18.

later emerged victorious in an international tournament held in Las Vegas. His sight’s now set on the biggest prize of them all, the World Championship, Núñez wants to conquer the dartboard and secure sponsorships that will allow him to pursue his passion professionally.

sterilisation work to keep the numbers down. We are always keen to welcome volunteers,” added Val. “We will shortly be opening an English Facebook page

Mini-magic

Through 36 black and white images, visitors can wonder at the intricate beauty of nature which is usually invisible to humans. From delicate butterfly antennae and ethereal dragonfly wings, to intricate flower stamens, visitors will see nature in a fresh light.

Curated by Rubén Duro and produced by La Caixa Foundation, the exhibition alongside our Spanish one so people can contact us”. blends avant­garde art, advanced technology, and the mysteries of nature on a miniature scale.

AGYA thanked Carrefour Estepona and the community for their support.

Guided tours around the exhibition are also available on Saturdays at 8pm and Sundays at 11am.

After closing in Torremolinos on Friday, July 21, the exhibition will head to other cities across Spain and Portugal, allowing more people to witness the overlap between art and science.

Núñez has been sharpening his skills for years now, participating in national leagues and tournaments since the age of 13, reaching impressive milestones along the way. At just 15, he clinched the European championship, and

The stakes are high at the World Darts Championship, with million­dollar prizes up for grabs and massive TV audiences following the action.

Local Councillor Julio Rodríguez wished him good luck from all in the town.