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Controversy Over Vox Appointee in Andalusia: Past and Views Spark Debate
Rafael Sánchez Saus, newly appointed by Vox in Andalusia, faces scrutiny for his past ties to Falange and his rejection of regional autonomy. His views challenge core cultural narratives promoted by the Junta.
Chinese JAC E30X to Be Built in Linares: Spain’s New Budget EV
The historic Santana Motors factory in Linares is set to produce the JAC E30X, a compact Chinese electric car expected to cost under €20,000. This move brings new life to the plant and could reshape Spain’s EV market.
Rosa López Faces Financial Struggles After Early Fame
Rosa López, known for winning 'Operación Triunfo', has spoken about her family's poverty and the financial mismanagement that followed her rise to fame. Her story highlights the challenges behind her public success.
Málaga Imposes Three-Year Ban on New Hotels in Residential Areas
Málaga has approved a three-year halt on new hotels and tourist apartment blocks in residential zones. The move, set to start next week, has sparked criticism from opposition parties demanding lasting solutions.
Inside the Remote Spanish Cove Where a Community Has Lived Off-Grid for 40 Years
Hidden along the coast of Cabo de Gata-Níjar, Cala de San Pedro is home to a self-sufficient community that has survived for decades without road access. Residents rely on solar panels, a natural spring, and communal living, shaping a unique way of life far from urban routines.
AEMET Warns of Dangerous Heat Surge Across Spain Next Week
Spain faces a new surge of extreme heat next week. AEMET signals high risk, especially in southern and central areas. Authorities urge caution as temperatures may exceed 40°C and wildfire danger rises.
Madrid Orders Casa Árabe Eviction Amid Tensions Over Foreign Policy
Madrid’s city government has ordered Casa Árabe to leave its historic headquarters by September. The move adds to a series of disputes between the PP and Spain’s Foreign Ministry, raising concerns over diplomatic ties.
Removing Swallow or Swift Nests in Spain Can Cost Up to €200,000
In Spain, destroying or removing nests of swallows, swifts, or house martins without official permission can result in fines reaching €200,000. These birds and their nesting sites are protected by law, and even empty nests are off-limits without proper authorization.
Two New Homes in Málaga to Be Raffled for €10 a Ticket
A Málaga developer is raffling two finished homes in Cuevas del Becerro. Each ticket costs €10. The draw is limited to 200,000 entries and is open only to adult residents of Spain.
Record Rainfall Spurs Flamingo Boom at Fuente de Piedra Lagoon
Fuente de Piedra Lagoon in Málaga sees over 30,000 flamingo pairs after a year of exceptional rainfall. The number of breeding waterbird species rises by 20%. Endangered marbled teal breeds inside the lagoon for the first time.
Severe Wind and Muddy Rain Threaten Granada Amid Heatwave Shift
Granada is bracing for a sharp weather change this Wednesday. Meteorologists warn of possible downbursts and muddy rain, with wind gusts that may exceed 100 km/h. The alert comes during the region’s third major heatwave.
Joaquín Sabina Ends Stage Career With Final Concert in Madrid
Joaquín Sabina has officially retired after a sold-out farewell concert in Madrid. The singer-songwriter reflects on fame, lost nights, and the end of an era. His last live album marks a turning point for Spanish music.
PSOE Widens Lead Over PP Despite Corruption Scandals, CIS Poll Shows
PSOE has increased its lead over PP, reaching 33% in voting intention. The latest CIS barometer shows a 7.9-point gap, even after high-profile corruption cases. Vox and Sumar also see declines.
Spain's Largest Flamingo Colony Thrives in Unexpected Corner of Málaga
North of Málaga, Fuente de Piedra Lagoon hosts the Iberian Peninsula’s biggest flamingo colony and stands as a vital European wetland. With protected trails and accessible observatories, it draws birdwatchers and nature lovers far beyond Spain’s borders.
All 13 Victims Identified After Deadly Los Gallardos Fire in Almería
Authorities have completed the identification of all 13 people killed in the Los Gallardos wildfire. The fire, the deadliest in Andalucía, also destroyed 7,000 hectares. Families were notified in person by officials.
Andalusian Vice President to Address Parliament on Deadly Almería Fire
Antonio Sanz, Andalusia’s vice president, will explain the Los Gallardos wildfire in Parliament. The fire killed 13 and burned 7,000 hectares. Opposition parties demand answers from President Moreno.
EU and UK Sign Landmark Deal to Remove Gibraltar Border Fence
The EU, Spain, the UK, and Gibraltar have finalized an agreement to dismantle the border fence. The deal ends physical checks and introduces joint controls at the airport and port. Daily life for thousands of cross-border workers will change.
UCO Unable to Trace Source of Suspected PSOE Secret Funds
The Guardia Civil's UCO has reported to the National Court that it cannot identify the origin of funds allegedly used by PSOE for covert operations. Investigators now request deeper access to party bank accounts.
Gibraltar to End Border Checks with Spain After 118 Years
Gibraltar will remove its border controls with Spain for the first time since 1908. The move promises easier movement for thousands of workers and new economic rules for businesses. Local authorities expect significant changes for both sides.
Andalusian Authorities Contain Los Gallardos Fire as Victim Identification Advances
The wildfire in Los Gallardos, Almería, is now under control. Six of the 13 victims have been identified. Authorities expect to fully extinguish the fire this week. Official visits to affected areas continue.
Shepherd Risks Life to Save 720 Goats from Bédar Wildfire
A wildfire near Bédar put Waheed Mumtaz and his 720 goats in danger. Without insurance, he faced total loss. His decision to stay until forced out by police highlights the risks rural workers face.
Gibraltar Border Fence Demolished After Decades of Division
The Gibraltar border fence, closed for 13 years under Franco, is being dismantled after six years of negotiations. Over 100,000 people on both sides will see daily life transformed as the last physical barrier disappears.
Spanish Communities Move to Ban Pool Access for Owners in Debt
A growing number of Spanish residential communities are voting to restrict pool access for owners who fall behind on their payments. The move, legal under certain conditions, is sparking debate over fairness and the limits of community enforcement.
Andalusian Opposition Demands Moreno Face Parliament Over Los Gallardos Fire
Left-wing parties in Andalusia urge President Juan Manuel Moreno to explain the handling of the Los Gallardos wildfire. The incident left 13 dead and exposed gaps in emergency resources. Political tensions rise as explanations are demanded.
Pedro Sánchez Calls for National Climate Pact Amid Almería Wildfire
Pedro Sánchez urged a national agreement on climate action during his visit to Los Gallardos, Almería, where a deadly wildfire has prompted coordinated efforts from all levels of government. The call comes as climate risks intensify.
Sánchez and Moreno Show United Front on Climate After Deadly Almería Fire
After a devastating wildfire near Los Gallardos, Pedro Sánchez and Juan Manuel Moreno met in Almería. Both leaders stressed the urgent threat of climate change and warned of more severe fires ahead. Their joint appearance signals a rare moment of unity.
Spain Braces for Third Heatwave With Temperatures Above 45°C
Spain is set to face another extreme heatwave next week. Forecasts indicate temperatures could exceed 45°C in some areas. Experts highlight rising risks for vulnerable groups and urge caution.
Tana Rivera Faces Public Pressure Amid Family Legacy
Tana Rivera, daughter of Eugenia Martínez de Irujo and Francisco Rivera, navigates intense public scrutiny as she seeks her own identity. Her story highlights the challenges of growing up in Spain's most prominent families.
Two Inmates Killed in Violent Incident at Seville Psychiatric Prison
A 26-year-old inmate at Seville's psychiatric prison killed two cellmates overnight. The attack highlights ongoing concerns about mental health care and safety in Spanish penitentiaries. Authorities have launched an investigation.
Gilda Love, Spain’s Oldest Drag Queen, Dies in Barcelona at 100
Gilda Love, a symbol of Barcelona’s nightlife and Spain’s oldest drag queen, has died at 100. Her story, marked by resilience and artistry, was captured in the film ‘Cantando en las azoteas’.
Andalusia's New Mental Health Plan Faces Criticism Over Borderline Disorder Care
The new Andalusian mental health plan is under fire for failing to address key needs of those with borderline personality disorder. Patients and families report long waits, high costs and lack of structured support.
Los Gallardos Wildfire Stabilized After 7,000 Hectares Burned and 12 Dead
The Los Gallardos wildfire in Almería, the deadliest in Andalusia’s history, has been stabilized. After three days of intense firefighting, all evacuees are set to return home as authorities confirm the perimeter is secure.
Search Teams Sweep Burned Area in Los Gallardos After Deadly Fire
Emergency crews in Almería have combed 217 hectares after a devastating wildfire. Over 100 personnel checked 250 homes, but no new victims were found. The search continues for those still unaccounted for.
Los Gallardos Wildfire Stabilized After 7,000 Hectares Burned in Almería
The Los Gallardos wildfire in Almería, which killed 12 and forced 1,000 evacuations, is now stabilized. Authorities credit improved weather and emergency response. Residents are being allowed to return as the situation de-escalates.
El Puerto de Santa María to Make Urban Buses Free After Heatwave Complaints
Starting September 1, residents of El Puerto de Santa María will be able to ride city buses for free. The move comes after passengers described unbearable heat on board, highlighting the urgent need for modernisation and relief during the summer months.
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