The collision at about 8.10pm on Wednesday closed the Valle-Inclán access lane and restricted traffic on the MA-20. Rain and a wet road are among the initial suspected factors; authorities are also examining whether the truck was speeding.
Hospitals and health services received recognition across 28 ICAP categories at the 11 November ceremony in Santander. The awards drew a record 542 entries from healthcare centres in 13 autonomous communities.
Algeciras kept its municipal emergency plan at level 1 overnight despite lower AEMET warnings. The mayor reported about 40 litres of rain per square metre in 12 hours and no serious incidents.
Huévar promoted free coach transport to ‘El Perro Andaluz’, but producer 16 Escalones says it will cover the cost. The guest was announced after registration closed; invited institutions say they did not know who would appear.
UGT answered a PP post showing unionists at an AI-generated seafood meal with a message on social policy. Online replies accused the union of hypocrisy and revived the “comegambas” insult.
Andalusia’s 2027 budget has cleared the parliamentary debate on its totality after opposition amendments were rejected. The €54.7bn plan allocates 64.4% of spending to social policies.
A strike-day edition of ‘Cafè d’idees’ was halted after demonstrators entered its Barcelona studio; it resumed minutes later. Canal Sur also cut to black during ‘Despierta Andalucía’.
Andalusia has moved its flood emergency plan to operational phase 1 as Storm Charles approaches the western coast. In-person classes are suspended in 30 municipalities, while parks and day centres are also closed in affected areas.
The Council of Ministers has approved more than €11.8bn in defence programmes. The largest allocation is €3.4bn for mobile air-defence systems, alongside funding for submarines and counter-drone equipment.
The University of Granada will maintain classes at its Granada and Ceuta campuses under orange wind alerts, but outdoor activities are suspended. Its contingency plan also sets out campus safety teams and a single official information channel.
Kiko Rivera refused permission for La tarde se mueve to show his new video after Lecturas reported that he pays €1,615 a month for his chalet. The programme’s director said the mortgage information came from the public registry.
El Ejido mayor Julia Ibáñez has criticised Spain’s refusal to authorise Movento exceptionally against Thrips Parvispinus. A meeting with Los Aljibillos irrigators also covered crop damage and the need to expand the Campo de Dalías desalination plant.
A suitcase at the junction of Calle Córdoba and Avenida Manuel Agustín Heredia triggered a security cordon in central Málaga. TEDAX specialists and police dogs found no explosives, and restrictions began easing.
Five scavenging bird species maintained distinct bacterial communities despite sharing carcasses and exposure to similar microbes. In a study of 155 birds, species identity explained 18.1% of microbiome variation.
A man with up to 30 previous detentions is in serious condition at Hospital de Poniente after injuring his genital area. He was found in underwear carrying a knife on the A-7 in El Ejido.
The Andalusian Health Service has published definitive job-bank lists for physician categories. Contract offers can use them from 10 November. The medical union is also challenging strike minimum staffing rules ahead of 11 November.
Koppert says the predatory mite A. limonicus performed best against Thrips Parvispinus. El Ejido officials say inconsistent compliance with crop-clearance rules is helping the pest spread.
Mónika says a 15-year inheritance dispute over journalist Mayka Vergara’s estate left her and her sister without their home and possessions. The Marbella house was eventually recovered after a change of lawyer and renewed court action.
Javier Fernández wants an Andalusian plan with funded incentives to bring professionals and businesses to rural municipalities. Seville’s provincial council is also backing nearly 1,200 affordable homes across 32 towns.
The University of Granada met solidarity organisations based in Granada, with counterparts from Ceuta and Melilla, on 9 November. Participants shared proposals for stronger cooperation and joint work on local needs.
Granada's food bank is seeking funds to expand and improve fresh-food storage. Its president says limited space is becoming more pressing as surplus produce grows under Spain's food-waste law, in force since April 2026.
Storm damage to Andalusian infrastructure and farming has prompted the regional government to plan a contingency fund in its 2027 budget. Its design remains open, while the Junta is also seeking approval to complete Alcolea dam.
The University of Jaén hosted AINVEF 2026 on 5 and 6 November, bringing researchers and family-business leaders together. Sessions examined the green and digital transitions. Governance and socio-emotional wealth were also on the agenda.
The Junta says 92 state water projects in Andalusia remain pending, including work on dams and supply networks. Engineers warn that weak maintenance leaves infrastructure exposed to drought and extreme rainfall.
A 16-year-old with reduced mobility can spend up to 1 hour 35 minutes travelling from Lebrija to his school in Utrera, his mother says. The route carries seven pupils and takes about 40 minutes by car.
Work on the palace began in 1527, but it remained unfinished for centuries. Its restoration started in 1923; the 500th anniversary of construction falls in 2027.
The Provincial Court of Málaga has upheld a man’s conviction for continued sexual assault after he persisted despite a woman’s refusals. He must stay at least 500 metres away for 18 months and pay a €6,600 fine plus €1,000 compensation.
Spain’s National Court has annulled the planned National Police station in Roquetas de Mar after finding the decision arbitrary. The plan would have displaced about 180 Civil Guard officers and their families.
Spain will require olive mills to store 12% of their declared output for the 2026/27 campaign, equivalent to about 188,000 tonnes. Agriculture Minister Luis Planas says the measure should protect growers without raising retail prices.
Six priests have joined Seville Cathedral’s chapter after swearing to uphold its doctrine and statutes. The ceremony also installed members as archpriest and scholastic, with another named treasurer.
Spain’s high-speed network recorded 207 accident precursors between 2017 and 2024. Around 80% of signal overruns occurred within a kilometre of a station or railway installation, while track deformations repeatedly clustered in short stretches.
European prosecutors opened separate inquiries into the Adamuz and Urda crashes, while local courts investigate both accidents. Their work includes EU-funded railway contracts and two further awards for signalling and track-circuit works.
Miguel Tellado used a PP campaign event in Ávila to accuse Pedro Sánchez of leaving Spain worse than he found it. In Granada, Santiago Abascal attacked immigration and the Government’s healthcare policy.
A preliminary trial at 'Las Palmerillas' found 40% fewer adult thrips under red mesh 67 days after transplanting. The barrier delayed the pest, but severe damage still affected 87% of the crop.
The Adamuz victims’ association wants a cross-party state pact on rail safety. Carlos Cuerpo has proposed a support office for victims, with its design still to be agreed with associations, and promised to review their demands.
