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394 news¿Por qué los caballos siguen trabajando bajo el calor sofocante a pesar de las protestas?
Andalusia Debates Horse Protection from Heat: Only Córdoba Has Restricted Carriage Operations. Debate continues in Andalusia over the protection of horses used in tourist carriages. Only Córdoba has imposed restrictions on working hours during hot weather, while Seville and Málaga have no such measures. Public organizations are calling for stricter regulations to safeguard animal welfare.
Lo que esconde Bastimentos en verano: ruta, naturaleza y encuentros inesperados
A Summer Route to Bastiments Peak: How a Ski Resort Becomes a Paradise for Hikers. During the summer, the ski slopes of the Vallter 2000 resort in Girona transform into scenic hiking trails. Hikers can spot marmots, wild goats, and enjoy the unique landscapes of the Pyrenees on their way to the summit of Bastiments. Here’s what the route is like and what awaits travelers along the way.
¿Cómo un oasis tropical en el centro de la ciudad reduce la temperatura en 12 grados?
Fuengirola Biopark Becomes a Natural Air Conditioner, Shielding from Extreme Andalusian Heat in Summer 2025. Amid the summer heat of 2025, Fuengirola Biopark (Malaga) has turned into a climate oasis. Thanks to dense vegetation and water features, temperatures here are 5 to 12 degrees lower than on city streets, making it a unique refuge from the scorching heat.
El mejor mirador panorámico de Galicia: ¿dónde se pueden ver todas las islas a la vez?
Kurota Viewpoint in Galicia: A Unique Vantage Point Over the Atlantic Islands of Cíes, Ons, and Salvora. Nestled in the mountains of Galicia lies a unique viewpoint where, on a clear day, you can see the islands of Cíes, Ons, and Salvora, as well as the region’s largest estuary. Discover where to find this spot offering some of the best panoramic views of Spain’s Atlantic coast.
Tragedia en Tres Cantos: cómo un acto cambió muchas vidas
Hero from Tres Cantos Dies Saving Horses During Major Fire Near Madrid. In Tres Cantos (Madrid), 50-year-old Mircea Spiridon lost his life while trying to save horses from a burning equestrian center. His heroic act sparked a wave of support within the Romanian community, which quickly raised funds to repatriate his body. The investigation into the cause of the fire is ongoing.
¿Por qué la tradicional festividad del correbou resultó en una multa para las autoridades?
Tarragona Municipality Fined Over Bull Incident at Correbou Festival. Catalan authorities have fined the municipality of Sant Jaume d’Enveja after a bull with bound horns ended up in a water canal during a correbou festival. The decision has reignited debates between animal rights advocates and supporters of traditional festivities.
Fenómeno natural en el corazón de los Picos de Europa: ¿qué pasará con los osos?
Fire in Montaña Palentina Threatens Unique Brown Bear Reserve. A major wildfire continues to rage in Montaña Palentina, having already destroyed over 3,000 hectares of the natural park. The blaze now threatens a rare brown bear reserve and the region’s historical landmarks. Authorities and local residents are fighting to save the natural environment and nearby settlements.
¿Cómo salvan los bosques del fuego los “bomberos” de cuatro patas?
In Spain, Donkeys Help Prevent Forest Fires: The Doñana Experience. In Spain, donkeys have become an unusual but effective tool in combating forest fires. For ten years, a special unit in Doñana National Park has relied on these animals to create natural barriers against fire. Here’s how the system works and why it’s considered a success.
Shocking Case: Why Are Mass Dog Killings in Spain Left Unpunished?
Hunter in Extremadura Suspected of Causing Death of 32 Dogs from Starvation and Thirst. A scandal has erupted in the small town of Azuaga in southern Extremadura: a local hunter is suspected of causing the death of 32 dogs, allegedly by leaving them without food or water. The public is calling for tougher penalties for animal cruelty, while animal rights activists insist on actual prison terms for those responsible.
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