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Sex for money… but don’t advertise it

April 5, 2011 by Andrew Eatwell Leave a Comment

“Bulgarian girl, 21 years old, available at homes and hotels from 12am to 9pm.” “Alina, all services €30, no limits.” “We are a couple of friends willing to give you pleasure and relaxation with utmost discretion.” For decades adverts for sexual services - ranging from the tactful to the graphically explicit - have filled the classified ads pages of Spanish newspapers. In a country where prostitution is neither legal nor illegal the personal ads sections of local tabloids, national dailies and magazines have long been the preferred medium for prostitutes and brothels to publicize their services. But under new proposals recently unveiled by the government, such adverts could soon be … [Read more...] about Sex for money… but don’t advertise it

Filed Under: Featured, Politics Tagged With: advertising, economy, El Mundo, El Pa, prostitution, sex industry, sex workers, spain brothels, spain media, spain news, spain prostitutes, spain prostitution, spanish news, spanish politics, zapatero

Madrid, capital of the special advertising section

March 26, 2010 by Nick Lyne 21 Comments

The other evening, while enjoying a quiet drink in a Madrid hotel bar, I struck up a conversation with an attractive, if over-groomed, young woman and her improbably handsome and well-dressed companion. The former was French, the latter American. Still in their mid-twenties, they seemed wealthy, and were well traveled, having made a number of references to returning from, or going to, exotic, far-away locations. Eventually I asked what they did for a living. “We work for an international company that sends us around the world,” the woman answered mysteriously. “Oh,” I said, asking on a hunch, “do you work in advertising?” “Well, kind of,” answered the woman, with the air of somebody … [Read more...] about Madrid, capital of the special advertising section

Filed Under: Culture Tagged With: advertising, AFA, Alberto Llaryora, BusinessWeek, country reports, Daily Telegraph, Felix Salmon, Indonesia, madrid, newspapers, NewsWeek, The New York Times, The Observer

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