After more than three decades, Manolo León has closed its renowned restaurant on Calle Juan Pablos in Seville’s El Porvenir. The group is already searching for a new site in the area, while its other central Seville restaurants continue to operate.
Juan Manuel Moreno begins his third term as Andalusia's president, now at the head of a coalition with Vox. The far-right party enters the regional government for the first time since the Franco era. The ceremony marked a discreet shift in local politics.
Spain's government is accelerating basic reforms on housing and dependency care, alongside regional funding. Judicial scandals and political tensions are shaping a critical July before the summer recess, with major decisions potentially defining the end of the legislature.
Ecologistas en Acción has identified 48 beaches and coastal areas across Spain facing severe pollution and chemical contamination, alongside poor environmental management, in its 2026 Black Flags report. The findings highlight recurring summer problems and call for urgent restoration and policy changes.
Santana is preparing to launch the Cajal, its first all-terrain vehicle produced in Linares, in autumn. The model pairs diesel and petrol options with off-road capability and comfort, while nodding to Spain’s scientific legacy. The official reveal is scheduled for July.
Vox secures a powerful vice-presidency in Andalusia, taking over tourism, justice, and local administration. The move gives the party a high-profile platform ahead of municipal elections and reshapes the regional power balance.
The double degree in Física y Matemáticas remains the most selective at the University of Seville, with a cut-off score of 13.594 for 2026-27. Fewer programs now require more than 13 points, pointing to slightly less pressure on admissions.
Seville’s university entrance scores have fallen again this year. Only eight degree programs now require more than 13 points. The trend follows recent changes to Spain’s university access exams and affects basic STEM and health courses.
Juan Manuel Moreno secures a third term as president of Andalucía after reaching a coalition deal with Vox. The agreement gives Vox a basic vice-presidency and includes policies Moreno previously opposed.
Prosecutors in Málaga are investigating claims that a public hospital in Axarquía used expired reagents in lab tests. The case began after a union complaint and could affect thousands of patients. Authorities have already submitted documents to the court.
Antonio Maíllo calls for the left to quickly select a candidate and electoral brand. He rejects short-term alliances and sees the PSOE’s corruption scandals as an chance for a recovery. The debate is intensifying ahead of the 2027 elections.
A major investigation is targeting public sponsorships in Cádiz tied to a businessman accused of laundering drug money. Authorities seized €1.2 million in cash, while possible links to local officials remain under scrutiny. The case could expand further.
Vox is joining the Andalusian government for the first time, securing a vice presidency and major ministries. The coalition with the PP introduces a new principle for allocating public aid and marks a shift in regional power dynamics.
A man wanted by Europol for 26 years was arrested in Arahal, Seville. He had lived under a false identity, working as a delivery driver and farmhand. The arrest ended one of France’s longest manhunts.
Spanish employees can now legally take up to four paid days off if extreme heat makes commuting unsafe or threatens their health. Companies must adapt working conditions or suspend activity when official alerts are issued.
‘Horizonte’ has achieved its highest-ever audience and share on Cuatro. Both its access prime time and prime time editions set new records, outpacing direct competitors. Regional results and basic demographics highlight the program’s growing influence.
AEMET has issued a warning for a severe heat episode across Spain and the Balearic Islands. Temperatures could reach 44°C in the south. Vulnerable groups and outdoor workers face the greatest risk, and nights will remain uncomfortably warm.
A surge of intense heat is set to sweep across Spain and the Balearic Islands, with temperatures expected to top 40ºC in several regions. Authorities warn of health risks and sleepless nights; an official heatwave could begin July 5.
PP and Vox have finalized a coalition agreement in Andalusia, paving the way for Juan Manuel Moreno's re-election as regional president. The deal includes a 'national priority' principle for public aid, echoing similar pacts in other regions.
Irene Rosales posted a moving video of her reunion with her daughters after time apart. The moment, marked by joy and grief, comes as her conflict with Kiko Rivera intensifies. Rosales also spoke about the pain of losing her parents.
Spain recorded 142 road fatalities in June, reversing the year’s downward trend. The increase coincided with more crashes involving multiple victims and nighttime accidents. Authorities urge caution as summer travel intensifies.
Mercadona is set to supply more than 115,000 tonnes of Spanish watermelon this summer, a 38% increase from last year. The supermarket giant relies on local growers in regions such as Andalusia and Murcia to meet soaring seasonal demand.
Spain’s top anti-drug prosecutor has instructed police to document violent incidents involving narcolanchas in detail, seeking to allow piracy charges even for attacks in Spanish waters. The directive signals a shift in legal strategy.
Charco de la Escribana, nestled between Benarrabá and Genalguacil, offers a rare escape: a natural pool beneath the trees, with picnic tables nearby and a play area for children. Easy to reach and quietly set, it is a favorite for families seeking relief from the Andalusian heat.
Joakim Peter Broberg, stepson of Marbella’s mayor, received a nine-year prison sentence for drug trafficking and money laundering. The National Court found he was part of a stable criminal network. The case also involved his late father.
A massive, shimmering gelatinous structure was spotted floating near Velilla Beach in Granada, Spain. Identified as a diamond squid egg mass, the rare find surprised beachgoers and marine biologists with its size and biological significance.
Researchers at the University of Seville have developed a biodegradable gel that can absorb up to 60 times its weight in water. Made from natural materials instead of petrochemical products, the gel aims to help farmers maintain soil moisture during severe droughts.
Chipiona Park, the largest amusement park on the northwest coast of Cádiz, opens July 1 with nearly 30 rides and family activities. The first 200 visitors will get two free ride tickets and a drink. Evening hours and summer events are planned.
José Antonio Torres Sáez, mayor of Chercos and Spain’s oldest-serving mayor, has died at 100. His three decades in office transformed the village. Authorities and residents mourn his passing.
Pedro Sánchez has confirmed there will be no superdomingo in May. The next general election is likely in March 2027, with the political horizon now set through 2031. Local PSOE leaders had pushed to separate the elections.
Juan Manuel Moreno faces a impressive investiture debate in Andalusia. After falling short of a majority, the PP leader needs Vox’s support. Talks remain stalled, leaving the region’s government in suspense.
The Mediterranean faces a recurring tsunami hazard, but available evidence does not substantiate claims that a one-meter tsunami is virtually guaranteed within the next 30 to 50 years. Spain needs reliable coastal warning and prevention systems.
El Último de la Fila returned to Seville to perform together for the first time in decades. The concert at Estadio de la Cartuja drew thousands, marking a major moment for Spanish rock fans. The band reunited with original members for the special tour.
The PP is alarmed by the rapid increase in new Spanish citizens eligible to vote. Despite concerns about possible irregularities, Feijóo rules out court action and is focusing on winning over these voters.
Anna Ferrer and Paz Padilla have marked seven years of No Ni Ná with a new launch. The celebration at Padilla’s home highlighted family ties and personal boundaries, as their partnership continues to evolve.
