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Expats win Spanish council seats

 
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Last Updated: Tuesday, 29 May 2007, 09:29 GMT 10:29 UK



Expats win Spanish council seats
By Danny Wood
BBC News, Madrid



Mick Blake (left) is vice-president of one of the expat-dominated parties
Expatriates living in Spain have done well in local elections, winning council seats for their own independent political parties.

In some councils in the province of Alicante, these new political groups won as many seats as the mainstream Spanish parties in Sunday's poll.

Many of the successful candidates are British. They campaigned on issues like corruption in urban planning.

San Fulgencio and Rojales were among the towns where they did well.

The Independent Mediterranean Alliance, AIM, received more than 20% of the ballots cast in San Fulgencio, winning as many seats as the Socialists and the Popular Party, Spain's biggest mainstream parties.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/europe/6700067.stm
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