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The Azata del Sol hotel on El Algarrobico beach in Spain is a symbol of the uncontrolled urban development and destruction of the Mediterranean coast. The company owner of the hotel continued the construction despite a local court ordering it to be stopped.

Sunday, July 20, 2008 --- 30 days ago

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