Spain’s annual inflation fell for the fourth straight month in January, falling 0.4 per cent to stand at 2 per cent, according to the latest data from the National Statistics Institute (INE).
A spokesman said the fall was due mainly to the stability of electricity prices, which saw big increases during last year.
The current rate of 2 per cent is the lowest since August 2010 when it fell to 1.8 per cent.
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CLOSING IN ON BENEFIT CHEATS
Back in November we explained that although most people living in Spain are law-abiding citizens, there are unfortunately those who try to take advantage of the system and the British taxpayer, by claiming UK benefits they are not entitled to. But it´s important to know they are being caught. One lady, who claimed over £28,000 of UK income support (a non-exportable benefit) for 5 years whilst living in Alicante, was recently sentenced to 18 months imprisonment at Sheffield Crown Court.More in the British Consulate Monthly Partners News Letter
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