At least 12 people have died in the Los Gallardos wildfire, making it the deadliest on record in Andalusia. The incident recalls other major fire tragedies in Spain, including Lloret de Mar and Guadalajara.
A fast-moving wildfire in Los Gallardos, Almería, has claimed at least 12 lives, making it the deadliest on record in Andalusia. Most of the victims were foreign tourists caught outside designated evacuation routes. Authorities are still searching for 19 people.
A major wildfire has scorched large sections of Los Gallardos in Almería. Emergency teams are battling the flames on the ground and from the air. The fire reflects the ongoing wildfire risk in southern Spain.
A fast-moving wildfire in Los Gallardos, Almería, has claimed at least 11 lives. Several victims were found in burned vehicles. Eight people are injured, four seriously. Authorities describe it as the region’s most severe fire to date.
Unexpected power cuts during summer weekends can often be traced to the details of your electricity contract. Many Spanish households unknowingly set themselves up for outages by underestimating their off-peak power needs, especially when running high-consumption appliances like air conditioning.
Seville has reported two heatstroke deaths in just 48 hours. A 59-year-old woman and a 48-year-old worker died after exposure to extreme heat. Authorities are investigating the circumstances as hospitalizations rise.
The US will add a sixth Arleigh Burke-class destroyer and its roughly 300 sailors to its presence in Spain at Rota. The move comes as the Pentagon reduces forces elsewhere in Europe, reinforcing Spain's growing strategic role.
Almonte’s local police have warned residents and tourists about unauthorized individuals demanding money for parking in Matalascañas. Officers stress that no one may charge for public parking and urge people to report any intimidation or payment requests immediately.
Málaga authorities have started clearing a large caravan camp near Sacaba Beach. Rising rents have left many workers with no housing alternatives. Police warn of legal action as residents demand dialogue.
Juan Manuel Moreno will introduce three vice presidencies in his new Andalusian government, with Vox securing a basic post. Coalition tensions and internal balances are shaping the new cabinet.
Cantora, once a symbol of family gatherings, now shows clear signs of abandonment. The estate, inherited by Isabel Pantoja, was opened to television cameras, revealing its deteriorated state and prompting strong reactions from people who knew it best.
Spain is bracing for another severe heatwave next week. Meteorologist Luismi Pérez warns that surface temperatures could exceed 45°C. Authorities urge caution as the country prepares for extreme conditions.
Spain's U-19 team enters the 2026/27 European qualifying round as defending champion. Drawn in Group A5, Spain is scheduled to face Iceland and Wales in November, with Finland also on the fixture list. The published schedule outlines qualifying matches, not a semifinal.
A 43-year-old woman in Málaga gave birth at home without knowing she was pregnant. The newborn was found dead, prompting a police investigation. Authorities are awaiting autopsy results to clarify the cause.
The Andalusian Antifraud Office is investigating Álvaro Zancajo over a possible incompatibility between his role in Vox and his paid seat on RTVA's board. The case raises questions about exclusivity rules and political influence in public media.
A surprise kiss between Amaia Montero and Xabi San Martín during Córdoba Live has sparked debate on social media. The gesture, captured at the end of a concert, divided fans and reignited speculation about their relationship.
Playa del Cañuelo, near Nerja, is one of the Costa del Sol’s last unspoiled corners. Its remote setting and clear waters help sustain rich marine biodiversity, making it a distinctive spot for snorkeling and quiet escapes.
‘Pasapalabra’ introduces a new final round as World Cup matches disrupt TV ratings. Antena 3 is counting on high-profile guests from comedy, theatre and Spanish pop to keep viewers engaged.
A major Spanish naval vessel lost in 1760 has been identified off the coast of San Pedro de Alcántara, Marbella. Using more than 3,000 images, researchers reconstructed the ship’s structure, revealing details about 18th-century naval engineering and the vessel’s final hours.
Isabel Díaz Ayuso has sharply criticized the government's new budget approach, accusing it of prioritizing Catalonia over Madrid and undermining institutional trust. The debate has exposed deep divisions among Spain's regions.
The Carboneras council has revoked the 2003 building permit for the El Algarrobico hotel. The move follows a court ultimatum and years of legal delays. The decision brings demolition of the disputed structure a step closer.
A wildfire in Grazalema forced 188 residents to evacuate and closed basic roads. Firefighters working by air and on the ground stabilised the blaze, and authorities report a reduced risk as residents return home.
Dani García, one of Spain’s most celebrated chefs, says great grilled prawns need almost nothing added. His method skips oil and extra flavors, relying on salt and a hot grill, with timing left to do the rest.
Spain’s second summer heatwave will persist through Thursday. Afternoon storms with hail and strong winds are forecast for basic inland regions. Mountain zones face the highest risk of severe weather.
Andalusia’s government reportedly faces sanctions after transferring data on more than 500,000 minors to Microsoft. The regional authority is accused of failing to protect sensitive information, raising concerns about privacy and compliance with EU law.
PP and Vox have shifted their abortion strategy, bringing natality and fetal rights into focus. A national dispute over parental involvement now centers on whether 16- and 17-year-olds can access abortion without parental consent.
Vox is seeking a stronger role in Canal Sur’s news and programming. The party wants more influence at Andalusia’s public broadcaster after securing a vice-presidency in the regional government. Negotiations with the PP are ongoing.
Santana is set to launch the Cajal, its first all-new SUV, which will be produced in Linares, Jaén. With diesel and petrol options, the model aims to combine off-road capability and Spanish heritage at an accessible price.
Spain’s anti-drug prosecutors have called for the immediate imprisonment of Joakim Peter Broberg, the stepson of Marbella’s mayor, after his nine-year sentence for drug trafficking. The defense argues that he poses no flight risk.
Almería’s tomato growers have mastered winter production, turning a sun-drenched corner of Spain into Europe’s basic source of fresh tomatoes when the rest of the continent falls quiet. The secret lies in its climate and saline water, alongside careful cultivation.
The annual tribute to Blas Infante in the Andalusian Parliament exposed sharp political divisions. Vox refused to attend, while left-wing parties condemned President Moreno’s pact with a party critical of regional autonomy.
A new law in Andalusia prohibits using metal detectors to search for archaeological remains, with fines of up to €150,000 for serious violations. Set to take effect in April 2027, the regulation aims to protect the region’s rich cultural heritage from illegal excavations and damage.
The 2026 Tomate Huevo de Toro campaign is underway in Málaga’s Guadalhorce Valley, where growers expect a strong harvest and a month-long culinary route is planned across the province. Tastings and a poetry contest are on the program, while Coín will host the celebrated tomato auction.
Residents in Spain can access grants covering up to 40% of renovation costs, capped at €3,000 per property, for projects that improve energy efficiency. Eligible work can include window replacement or insulation upgrades, as well as efficient heating systems, provided the energy savings are proven.
Spanish home care auxiliaries are speaking out against being mistaken for cleaners, highlighting the regulated nature of their work. Nearly 1.7 million people receive support through Spain's national dependency system, while the profession faces persistent misconceptions and undervaluation.
