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The Spanish Algarve Row

View Poll Results: What do think of the Spanish Algarve row?
It's not a problem - it doesn't hurt anyone, simply helps others locate the area
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It's false advertising and it should be outlawed
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Rename East Algarve as Portuguese Costa de la Luz
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The Spanish Algarve Row

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Old Jul 4th 2008, 10:58 am
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What do you think about those pesky Spaniards calling the Huelva coast The Spanish Algarve?

http://www.portugalresident.com/port...y.asp?ID=27271

Is a justifiable geographical marker not intended to have any cultural connotations?

Is it an abuse of the name, false advertising and cheapens the Algarve brand?
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Old Jul 4th 2008, 11:20 am
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Huh, they wish!
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Old Jul 4th 2008, 12:16 pm
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A new marketing ploy,I suppose with the state of the property market in Spain,they had to think of something
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Old Jul 4th 2008, 5:14 pm
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Them yuppies will buy anything if they think it`s posh and change the name, look what happened around the old Bow Locks in London.
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Originally Posted by jdr
Them yuppies will buy anything if they think it`s posh and change the name, look what happened around the old Bow Locks in London.
very true
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Old Jul 5th 2008, 7:53 am
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Them yuppies will buy anything if they think it`s posh and change the name, look what happened around the old Bow Locks in London.
Just try saying that when you've had one too many.
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Just try saying that when you've had one too many.
People used to travel miles just to get photographed by the road sign. lol
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Old Jul 5th 2008, 4:27 pm
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Originally Posted by Fortaleza
What do you think about those pesky Spaniards calling the Huelva coast The Spanish Algarve?

http://www.portugalresident.com/port...y.asp?ID=27271

Is a justifiable geographical marker not intended to have any cultural connotations?

Is it an abuse of the name, false advertising and cheapens the Algarve brand?
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Originally Posted by Fortaleza
What do you think about those pesky Spaniards calling the Huelva coast The Spanish Algarve?

http://www.portugalresident.com/port...y.asp?ID=27271

Is a justifiable geographical marker not intended to have any cultural connotations?

Is it an abuse of the name, false advertising and cheapens the Algarve brand?
Your either drunk or a stirrer or a drunken stirrer but I voted to annex the Eastern Algarve or Western CDL (now that has a nice ring to it).
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I joined just to vote in this , just how pathetic is that then?

Its a marketing ploy to steal away from the algarve pure and simple , spain is on its uppers in developments...check out costa esuri its a town after a neutron bomb...or ready for george romero.
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