The Guardia Civil detained ten suspects after a narcolancha crew fired on officers off Huelva. Nearly six tonnes of hashish were seized. The operation reflects rising violence in Spain’s fight against drug trafficking.
The return of Victorino Martín’s bulls to Málaga brought high drama. Emilio de Justo and Fortes exited through the Puerta Grande, while Manuel Escribano fought on after a serious goring, earning a standing ovation.
Cádiz’s archive showcases two and a half centuries of US-Spanish ties. The city hosted one of the first US consulates in Spain. Rare documents and photos trace a unique commercial and diplomatic history.
Spanish hotels set a July record for overnight stays even as average room prices rose 7%. Foreign tourists drove growth, while domestic demand slipped. The sector faces capacity limits and rising costs.
Jaén recorded Spain’s highest average temperatures in June and July. The province faces a sharp rise in extreme-heat days, prompting new local measures. Residents and workers are adapting as health risks and disruptions grow.
Nearly 700 earthquakes have shaken Granada and its suburbs. More than 600 residents remain evacuated from Las Gabias because of structural damage, while authorities conduct safety checks before allowing them to return.
The American red swamp crayfish, introduced to Andalusia for economic gain, has become entrenched in the Guadalquivir marshes and Doñana. It has altered ecosystems, threatened native species and supported a new industry, while eradication is now considered technically impossible.
From 2027, Spaniards born in 1962 face new retirement thresholds as the 2011 reform takes full effect. The rules will affect eligibility and pension amounts, while timing can vary by occupation and individual contribution records.
Spanish police have arrested five suspects linked to criminal groups smuggling migrants from Ceuta to Andalusia. Traffickers charged up to €9,000 per person for perilous night crossings in unsafe boats. The crackdown follows a surge in irregular arrivals.
After nearly a year living exclusively in a motorhome, José and Patri, online personal trainers from Málaga, have shifted to a hybrid lifestyle. They now divide their time between traveling and a small rented house in Cádiz, reflecting on the realities of life on the road.
The Almería prosecutor is investigating seven Carboneras councillors for delaying a vote to annul the Algarrobico hotel licence. The move prompted disciplinary action and renewed pressure from environmental groups.
Spain faces a severe heatwave, with a red alert in Valencia and weather warnings in 13 regions. Authorities forecast temperatures of up to 44°C and the risk of storms in several areas.
A 4.8-magnitude earthquake forced many Granada residents to sleep outside. Authorities evacuated buildings and assessed damage. Aftershocks and anxiety persist as emergency services remain on alert.
A magnitude-4.8 earthquake struck near Granada, injuring three people and damaging buildings. Authorities closed basic sites, including the Alhambra, while residents faced aftershocks and transport delays.
Granada and its metropolitan area experienced six earthquakes overnight. Five were felt by residents, prompting building inspections and evacuations. Health services resumed after safety checks.
Ceuta's forensic service faced an unprecedented crisis after 82 migrants died in just two days. Led by Manuel Aparcero, the team worked under extreme pressure to identify the victims and treat them with dignity.
Three people, including a pregnant woman and a minor, were killed in a shooting in Isla Cristina. The incident has unsettled residents and highlighted ongoing clan conflicts. Authorities are investigating possible links to previous violence.
Tourist pressure is devastating rivers in Andalucía. Authorities are imposing new limits, but fragile habitats remain at risk. Local experts warn that reopening sites like Chíllar could accelerate environmental decline.
A 29-year-old man has been remanded in custody after allegedly stabbing a young man at the Málaga Fair. The incident occurred in the early hours at the fairground, and the victim remains hospitalized in serious condition.
Sumar calls for a national plan to present Federico García Lorca as a universal icon of creative freedom. The proposal marks 90 years since his assassination and seeks stronger cultural and educational initiatives.
José Portillo, a farmer from Carmona, saw his earnings per hectare jump from €100 to €1,900 after leasing his land for a solar installation. His story highlights the financial impact of renewable energy projects on traditional agriculture in Andalusia.
A magnitude-4.7 earthquake struck Gójar, Granada, days after an earlier tremor. Authorities report multiple aftershocks and have kept pre-emergency status in place as seismic activity continues in the region.
A magnitude 4.6 earthquake struck Alhendín in Granada province. No injuries or property damage have been reported. The tremor came days after a stronger quake in the same area.
Granada remains at risk of another magnitude 5 earthquake, information from geophysics experts. The timing is unpredictable, but aftershocks are decreasing in strength as authorities continue to monitor seismic activity.
Elías Bendodo, PP spokesman, publicly criticized the government for prioritizing holidays over urgent issues. The remarks, made in Tarifa, reignited debate over political responsibility during August and highlighted ongoing tensions.
José María del Nido, former president of Sevilla FC, is calling for a stronger focus on rehabilitation in Spanish prisons. After serving his own sentence, he has offered to work with authorities to improve the system.
Spain faces a turbulent week as DANA brings storms and a trough increases instability. Weather warnings are active in several regions, and temperatures are set to fall, especially in the north.
Málaga authorities have shut several beaches after tests found high E. coli levels in the water. The ban follows recent storms and repeated contamination incidents, imposing new restrictions on tourists and locals during peak season.
A 32-year-old man has been placed in provisional custody in Málaga after admitting to fatally beating his 52-year-old flatmate. The incident occurred in Bailén-Miraflores. Authorities are investigating the case as a suspected homicide.
Paco, nearing 70, is the sole inhabitant of a remote hamlet in Jaén, caring for abandoned houses and enduring harsh winters. His story highlights the deepening population crisis in rural Spain and the realities of life on the edge of depopulation.
Spain faces a sharp temperature rise after the latest DANA. Authorities warn of extreme heat and storms, alongside wildfire risk. Weather alerts cover much of the country this week.
A deadly shooting in Isla Cristina left three people dead, including a pregnant woman. Authorities suspect a family feud, and security has been reinforced in Huelva to prevent further violence.
Christmas Lottery number 19726, which matches the date of Spain's World Cup final, is nearly sold out nationwide. Motril is the exception, with tickets still available through a water polo club as requests pour in from across Spain.
Authorities in Cádiz have uncovered complex money-laundering networks tied to drug trafficking. Local nightlife businesses and frontmen are at the center of ongoing investigations, with crypto assets also under scrutiny. The crackdown has exposed new tactics used by criminal groups.
The Sierra de Mijas Ecologist Group has spent four decades confronting wildfires and unchecked construction, amid growing water shortages. Its activism has shaped local policy but faces new challenges as the Costa del Sol grows.
