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Cala Rijana: The Hidden Tropical Gem of Granada’s Coast
Cala Rijana, tucked beneath a highway tunnel on Granada’s Costa Tropical, offers turquoise waters and dramatic cliffs that rival the Caribbean. Its unique setting and pristine marine life make it one of southern Spain’s most sought-after summer escapes.
Victoria Federica draws attention at Carmen Laffón's wedding in Seville
Victoria Federica appeared at Carmen Laffón's wedding in Seville wearing a Spanish two-piece outfit that combined floral and vichy prints, paired with a yellow Dior bag. The look highlighted current guest fashion trends and drew focus to Spanish design.
Spain Faces Earliest and Most Intense June Heatwave on Record
Spain is experiencing its first major heatwave of the year, with record-breaking June temperatures. Nearly 22 million people are now exposed to medium or high health risks. Authorities warn the situation will persist until late in the week.
Feijóo Faces Declining Approval Despite PP’s Electoral Strength
Alberto Núñez Feijóo leads Spain’s most powerful party, but his personal ratings continue to fall. Surveys show less enthusiasm among PP voters, raising questions about his impact on the party’s prospects.
Seville Family Drives Rare Disease Research for Their Son Darío
A family in Seville is funding research for their son Darío, one of two children in Spain with a rare mitochondrial disease. With no public support, they turn to science and society for hope.
Spain Braces for Extreme Heat as Temperatures Top 40°C in Key Regions
Spain faces a surge in temperatures this Saturday, with highs above 40°C in several valleys. Storms and tropical nights are forecast in many areas. Authorities warn of challenging conditions ahead of the incoming heatwave.
Jesulín de Ubrique surprises with English performance at Tu cara me suena
The tenth gala of Tu cara me suena brought new challenges and guest stars. Jesulín de Ubrique performed in English for the first time. The show featured tributes to international icons and memorable duets.
Guardia Civil investigates violent deaths of father and daughter in Gerena
A father and his daughter were found dead in their Gerena home. Guardia Civil rules out gender or vicarious violence for now. The investigation remains open as authorities search for answers.
State Compensation for Franco Regime Victims Reaches €22 Billion Since 1976
Over 611,000 victims of the Franco era have received state compensation since 1976. The average payout stands at €36,000 per person. Regional disparities and unresolved cases remain, according to a new official report.
Andalusian Court Faces Pressure to Annul Algarrobico Hotel License
The fate of the Algarrobico hotel now depends on the Andalusian courts. The regional government and Greenpeace demand the annulment of its building license after a local council vote was postponed.
Eleven Spanish regions face weather alerts for storms and extreme heat
Weather alerts have been issued in eleven Spanish regions due to storms and high temperatures. Several areas are at risk of intense rainfall, while others brace for extreme heat. Authorities urge caution as conditions intensify.
Jaén faces over 100 incidents after sudden downpour causes major damage
A sudden storm in Jaén triggered more than 100 incidents and forced the city into pre-emergency. Municipal infrastructure and olive crops suffered heavy losses, with initial damage estimates exceeding three million euros.
Dangerous salmon withdrawn from stores nationwide after alert from Andalusia
Spain Broadens Listeria Alert Over Carrefour Salmon. Spanish authorities have announced an expanded recall of Carrefour salmon due to Listeria monocytogenes. Additional batches of the product are now at risk. It is advised not to consume salmon with certain dates and batch numbers.
In Cádiz and the Canary Islands, moray eel is no longer a poor man's fish
Moray Eel from Barbate: How a Cheap 'Snake' Delicacy Found Its Way onto Top Restaurant Menus. In Andalusia and the Canary Islands, moray eel has long been seen as a fish for frying and simple meals. Now, its unusual texture and flavor have caught the attention of chefs, changing the way this product is perceived.
In Málaga, residents evacuated and a square cordoned off after an explosion at Mesón Morisco restaurant
Gas Cylinder Explosion Collapses Restaurant Floor in Sayalonga: Eight Injured. In Sayalonga, Málaga, a gas cylinder explosion at the Mesón Morisco restaurant caused the upper floor to collapse and left eight people injured. The victims received on-site medical assistance. The area has been cordoned off to assess the damage.
Six people over 70 killed: tragedies in Andalusia, Valencia, and Murcia
13 People Drown in Spain Over the Weekend: Most on Beaches. Thirteen people drowned in Spain over three days, including six aged over 70. Most tragedies occurred on beaches. The swimming season has started with alarming statistics.
Spain sees rise in asylum seekers with severe health conditions
CEAR reports rise in refugees with severe injuries and mental disorders. An increasing number of refugees are arriving in Spain with serious physical and psychological consequences. CEAR calls on authorities to abandon controversial measures from the new European pact and to strengthen protection for vulnerable groups.
Alejandra Rubio explained why she considered journalism after her father's advice
Alejandra Rubio considers a new career after her father's advice. Alejandra Rubio found herself in the spotlight after candidly revealing she might change her career path. Her father's advice and personal circumstances added intrigue to her plans. The story sparked discussions in Spanish media.
Семейный дебют: как Inés García влилась в круг Lamine Yamal на старте Мундиаля
Семейный дебют: как Inés García влилась в круг Lamine Yamal на старте Мундиаля. Lamine Yamal впервые сыграл на чемпионате мира, а после матча оказался в центре внимания не только из-за футбола. Его совместные фото с Inés García и семьёй вызвали новую волну обсуждений.
Pope Leo XIV's Visit Exposes Contradictions in Parliament's Approach to Migrants
Pope Leon XIV Condemns Migration Policy of Spain’s Right-Wing Parties. During his visit to Spain, Pope Leon XIV openly criticized the discriminatory migration policies. His call to respect the dignity of all people was met with approval in parliament, but did not change the stance of right-wing parties.
Sergio Ramos dedicates touching message to Pilar Rubio on their wedding anniversary
Seven Years After the Wedding: How Sergio Ramos and Pilar Rubio Live Now. Sergio Ramos publicly addressed Pilar Rubio on their wedding anniversary. His words and rare photos have once again drawn attention to the couple. The story of their relationship and the highlights of their famous celebration — in our report.
Mercadona to Open Over 300 Stores on Sundays for the First Time in Summer 2026
The Chain Extends Opening Hours in Spain’s Tourist Regions. Starting June 22, Mercadona will adjust the opening hours of 320 supermarkets in coastal towns: stores will stay open longer and begin operating on Sunday mornings. The new schedule runs until August 30 and is aimed at tourists and holidaymakers.
Raquel Bollo opens up about losing her friend and her son's hospitalization: how the family is coping with hardship
Raquel Bollo Faces Difficult Times: Loss of a Close Friend and Son's Hospitalization. Raquel Bollo has found herself in the spotlight after her candid admission about a friend's death and her son's hospitalization. Her posts sparked a wave of support and discussion on social media. Family drama and personal challenges have once again brought the TV host to the front pages.
Spain sets record for legalization requests: 900,000 permit applications
Why the Mass Legalization Process for Migrants Has Sparked a Frenzy and Debate in Spain. Spanish authorities have recorded a historic number of applications for migrant legalization. With two weeks remaining before the deadline, 900,000 requests have been submitted. The scale of the process has already surpassed all previous legalization campaigns.
Why Have Authorities Dramatically Increased the Number of Vacancies in the Country's Judicial System?
Spain Announces Largest Judicial and Prosecutorial Recruitment in History. Spanish authorities have launched a record-breaking competition for 700 judicial and prosecutorial positions. The decision comes amid staffing shortages and a court reform. The new recruitment drive will begin in the fall.
La Rosaleda Decides Return to La Liga: Lineups and Key Changes
Almería and Málaga Announce Starting Lineups for Playoff Final. In the playoff final for promotion to La Liga, Almería and Málaga have made significant changes to their lineups. The match at La Rosaleda is played to a sold-out crowd and under maximum tension. The coaches’ decisions could determine the outcome of the season.
The government allocates funds for projects for the unemployed in rural areas
SEPE launches new subsidies for temporary employment in Andalusia. Authorities have announced new subsidies for temporary employment of the unemployed in Almería, Córdoba, and Granada. The funds will support projects aimed at benefiting local residents and boosting the rural economy.
Why Driving Naked Can Get You Fined on Spanish Roads
Drivers in Spain Could Be Fined for Driving Shirtless in Summer. In Spain, fines are issued in summer for driving without a shirt. The DGT considers that this may affect safety. Violations can lead to a requirement to put on clothing and to administrative sanctions.
In Cártama, a tourist train carrying participants of a gastronomic tour was involved in an accident
Tourist Train Overturns in Malaga: Children and Adults Injured. A carriage of a tourist train carrying 30 passengers overturned in Cártama. Among the injured are children and teenagers. Firefighters and medics responded to the scene, and the cause of the accident is under investigation.
The Swiss national team bets on players from Sevilla clubs
Three Seville Players Included in Switzerland’s 2026 World Cup Squad. The Swiss national team has called up three players from Seville clubs for the World Cup. Among them are two from Sevilla FC and one from Betis. This decision could impact the teams’ standings in La Liga.
Study Reveals Unusual Crustal Movement in Southern Spain
The Iberian Peninsula May Be Slowly Rotating: New Geological Discovery. Scientists have detected signs of the Iberian Peninsula’s slow rotation. The cause is a complex interaction between the African and Eurasian tectonic plates. This may affect seismic activity in the region.
Court in Andalusia Overturns Part of Malaga Low Emissions Zone Regulations
Malaga Mayor Insists on Keeping Low Emission Zone Despite Court Ruling. The Supreme Court of Andalusia has invalidated certain provisions regarding vehicle access to Malaga's Low Emission Zone. The city's mayor stated that the zone itself will remain mandatory and will be revised.
The appointment and rapid staffing decisions by Figueroa spark controversy in the Andalusian government
Chief Auditor Resigns in Andalusia Following Data Leak Scandal. The chief auditor of Andalusia has stepped down over his connection to the Leire Díez case. His appointment and subsequent dismissal sparked a sharp reaction. Regional authorities have found themselves in the spotlight.
Several major events in Andalusia and Valencia will not take place this summer
Summer music festivals in Spain massively cancelled due to low ticket sales. The Solaris Nerja, Oh See! Nerja, Fortaleza Sound, and Big Sound festivals are being cancelled in Spain. The reasons are low ticket demand and financial difficulties. Organizers are issuing refunds and reassessing their plans for the future.
How a Student from San Jerónimo Overcame Everyday Challenges to Become One of the Best
Seville graduate scores 13.952 on entrance exam despite noisy home. In Seville, a public high school graduate achieved one of the highest scores in the university entrance exams. The student prepared for the tests amidst constant noise and without a door in her room. She now plans to pursue a degree in biochemistry.
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