Today's headlines

EL PAÍS Rajoy proposes lowering taxes for capital, and lowering salaries - Rixch to poor gap In Spain gets much wider - "The disappearance of ETA does not affect having to complete prison sentences / EL MUNDO  Dorribo paid €200,000 to Blanco's cousin only a few metres from minister's car - Generalitat charges ex CiU bosses with sale of patrimony to get cash - PP promises to ring-fence the Parot Doctrine and will not negotiate with terrorists / PÚBLICO Rajoy wants to lower taxes on the wealthy - Mediator says the three Tindouf kidnapped by Al Qaeda are alive - EU has not touched assets linked to building and toxic products / ABC (Re Rajoy's plans) PP's decalogue to lift Spain - Iberia pilots threaten to strike on Nov-20 and over Christmas / CINCO DÍAS (Business & Finance) Looking for ideas against crisis - Au revoir, Trichet. Ciao, Draghi - Experts and politicians blame estate valuers of favouring banks / EUROPA SUR (Campo de Gibraltar) (Over photo holding cup) Sergio García ends Valderrama curse - 28 accused of charging for work on provincial schools but never finishing them - PSOE raises tension by accusing PP Councillor Fernández of 'machismo'

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EL PAÍS Court sees no proof against bosses in ETA tip-off - RTVE (public radio & TV) Council to control news broadcasts - Greece to apply up 40% cutbacks on some pensions / EL MUNDO (Judge) Bermúdez manages to save Rubalcaba campaign (in Faisán case) - Zapatero passes Budget hot potato to next Government - Wall Street drops by 2.5% after Fed launches stimulus package - Greece reduces pensions by 20% and fires 30,000 civil servants / PÚBLICO 'Faisán Case' deflates - Door closes on Palestine - Parties will be able to control what is broadcast on news / CINCO DÍAS (Business & Finance) Nobody wants the Budget - Repsol wants Pemex to quit its Board - IMF says sovereign debt to Euro banks is €300,000 million / EUROPA SUR (Campo de Gibraltar) PP lowers IBI (council taxes) so CPI (Consumer Price Index) rises only by half - Blow to exploiters of women - IU (Izquierda Unida) to audit Castellar council and close local TV - Algeciras, the city where least legal tobacco is sold YOU CAN SPONSOR THIS WEEKDAY FEATURE FOR ONLY €2

Cemeteries getting ready for their big day

Cemeteries throughout the Campo de Gibraltar are getting their annual facelift as All Saints Day (November 1) approaches. They usually get a new coat of paint and the flower and plant beds, recovering from a hot summer, a clean up and new plantings. In some cases, like at the San Pablo Cemetery outside Jimena, new building makes for more nichos (photo). Soon we will see family members, usually women, heading to their relatives' spots with the tools to tidy everything up before the big day, which this year is on Monday, and a Bank Holiday.