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Málaga Murder Case: Plastic-Wrapped Room and Dismembered Remains
A man in Málaga has admitted to killing and dismembering his friend in 2020. The suspect, inspired by TV series like Dexter, led police to several sites, but most remains are still missing. The investigation faced major delays.
Orange Alert Extended as Málaga Faces 41°C Heatwave
Málaga remains under orange alert as temperatures approach 41°C. Coín leads with 40.8°C, while Estepona and Manilva also see extreme heat. Nighttime lows stay above 25°C, raising health concerns.
Major Euromillones Prize Awarded in Estación de Cártama
A significant Euromillones prize has landed in Estación de Cártama, Málaga. The winning ticket for El Millón was validated at the town’s lottery office. The draw also produced two second-tier winners in Spain.
Hotel Cleaners in Spain Push for Early Retirement Amid Harsh Work Conditions
Spanish hotel cleaners face intense pressure, cleaning up to 29 rooms a day for as little as €1.50 per room. Now, unions are formally seeking early retirement options, citing widespread health issues and unsustainable workloads.
Two Arrested in Málaga for Kidnapping and Assaulting Yemeni Citizen
A Yemeni man was kidnapped, beaten, and robbed in Torrox, Málaga. Two suspects were detained in Barcelona, while a third remains at large. The case highlights ongoing security concerns in the region.
Reggaeton Beach Festival Fined €320,000 for Abusive Consumer Clauses
Spain’s Ministry of Consumer Affairs has fined the Reggaeton Beach Festival organiser €320,000. The penalty targets abusive rules on food, re-entry, and refunds. The company must now remove these clauses from its terms.
Flamenco Guitar Legend Pepe Habichuela Dies at 82 in Madrid
Pepe Habichuela, a key figure in flamenco guitar, has died in Madrid at 82. His career spanned over five decades and shaped the evolution of Spanish music. The news marks the end of an era for flamenco.
Bogaris Sevilla Norte Opens with Action, Guaw and Popeyes
Bogaris Sevilla Norte has officially opened its doors along the SE-20, bringing more than 11,200 square metres of new retail and dining options to the city. The first phase features Action, Guaw and Popeyes, with Planet Fitness and Izumo set to join soon.
The Hidden Pools of Cabo de Gata: Not for Swimming, but Vital for Nature
Las Esclusas de las Salinas in Cabo de Gata look like natural swimming pools, but their true role is industrial and ecological. These striking turquoise basins are part of a working saltworks and a crucial refuge for migratory birds, protected by strict access rules.
Hundreds of QR Towels Cover Huelva Beaches to Launch New Living Project
Five of Huelva’s busiest beaches woke up to rows of towels printed with QR codes, inviting visitors to explore the future Sagitta El Rompido Living Club. The campaign blends digital access with a real-world preview of the new residential complex and its panoramic viewing point.
Pedro Pacheco Reveals Lasting Impact of Prison Experience
Pedro Pacheco, ex-mayor of Jerez, shares how his prison term changed his life. He criticises the justice system and highlights the challenges of social reintegration. His story exposes deep flaws in Spain’s approach to incarceration.
Escalating Violence by Desokupación Firm Sparks Alarm in Central Seville
Physical assaults and illegal water cuts by García Seguridad Integral staff have intensified tensions in Seville’s historic centre. Residents and journalists report repeated attacks as a property conflict deepens.
Total Solar Eclipse on August 12: Full Darkness for 40% of Spain
On August 12, Spain will witness a rare total solar eclipse. The path of totality will cross 13 regions, while the rest of the country will see only a partial eclipse. Authorities have set up official viewing sites to manage crowds.
Confession in Alhaurín de la Torre: Man Admits to Killing and Dismemberment
A man has confessed to killing and dismembering Francisco José Agüera, missing since 2020. The remains were found in Alhaurín de la Torre. The suspect is now in custody, facing homicide charges.
Spain to Distribute 2 Million Free Certified Glasses for 2026 Solar Eclipse
Ahead of the total solar eclipse on August 12, 2026, ONCE and the Ministry of Science will provide two million certified solar viewing glasses across Spain. Distribution will take place through ONCE vendors and major science centers, ensuring public safety during the rare astronomical event.
Heat Alerts Remain as Temperatures Drop and Storms Hit Northeast Spain
Spain sees a drop in maximum temperatures as a new front brings rain to the northwest. Despite this, heat warnings persist in the south and east. Gran Canaria remains under red alert for extreme temperatures.
Aemet Warns of Intense Storms and Hail as Heatwave Ends
Spain’s record heatwave is fading as an Atlantic front arrives. Aemet forecasts strong storms and hail, especially in the northeast. Five regions remain on alert for high temperatures despite the cooling trend.
Seville’s Historic Corralones Face Eviction Amid Tourist Development Push
Artisans and artists in Seville’s corralones are under pressure as developers seek to replace workshops with tourist accommodation. Residents report harassment and demand urgent protection from authorities.
Electric taxis remain a minority in Spain despite rapid growth
Electric taxis make up just 5% of Spain’s 61,000-vehicle fleet. Even with lower running costs and local incentives, most cities see slow adoption. Some regions, however, are moving faster than others.
Morante, Roca Rey and Pablo Aguado Headline Sold-Out Bullfight in El Puerto
El Puerto de Santa María’s historic bullring hosts a sold-out event with Morante de la Puebla, Roca Rey and Pablo Aguado. The corrida is broadcast on Canal Sur and Canal Sur Mas. Ticket prices range from €20 to €191.
Heat Alerts Ease in Spain as Storm Risk Grows in Eastern Provinces
Spain lifts most orange heat warnings, except in Andalusia. Several eastern provinces now face severe storm and hail risks. Weather shifts bring new challenges for residents and authorities.
Over 10,000 Attend Packed Bullfight in El Puerto de Santa María
A sold-out bullfight in El Puerto de Santa María brought together more than 10,000 spectators. Morante, Talavante and Ortega led the event, with Álvaro Núñez’s bulls praised for their noble character. The evening was marked by strong performances and crowd enthusiasm.
Morante and Talavante Deliver Unforgettable Bullfighting Night in El Puerto
Morante de la Puebla and Alejandro Talavante starred in a dramatic bullfight in El Puerto de Santa María. Álvaro Núñez’s bulls set the stage for a night of high tension, ovations, and heated debate over the indulto.
High Temperatures and Clear Skies Dominate Spain’s Sunday Forecast
Spain braces for another day of intense heat and mostly clear skies. Some regions will see a drop in daytime highs, but tropical nights persist in the southeast and Balearic Islands. Local storms may hit the northeast.
Morante de la Puebla Opens Bullfighting Season in El Puerto on Canal Sur TV
Canal Sur TV will broadcast Morante de la Puebla’s first appearance in El Puerto. The event features Alejandro Talavante and Juan Ortega. The broadcast is scheduled for Saturday at 19:50.
La Carlota Factory Faces Hiring Surge as 10,000 Apply for Jobs
Grupo Aviserrano’s new poultry plant in La Carlota has received nearly 10,000 job applications, but the hiring process remains open. The company aims to fill production and specialist roles as it prepares for a September launch with an initial workforce of 300–500 employees.
Data Protection Delegate of Andalusian Parliament Dies in Cycling Accident
Iñaki Gómez-Pol, responsible for data protection in the Andalusian Parliament, was found dead after a bicycle accident in Huévar del Aljarafe. The Guardia Civil is investigating the cause. No other vehicles were involved.
Luis Uruñuela’s Legacy: The Politician Who Changed Andalusia
Luis Uruñuela, former mayor of Sevilla, is remembered for his early fight against dictatorship and his role in building Andalusian political identity. His leadership and integrity set a standard rarely matched in Spanish politics.
Andalusian PP-Vox Pact Cuts Funding for Low Emission Zones
The new PP and Vox agreement in Andalusia removes regional funding for Low Emission Zones. This decision threatens the rollout of anti-pollution measures in key cities and leaves many projects stalled.
Málaga Bar Revives €10 Seafood Platter That Drew Crowds Last Summer
Galymar, a well-known bar in Estación de Cártama, has relaunched its €10 seafood platter after last summer’s success. The menu also features fish dishes from €6, grilled platters for €15, and homemade desserts starting at €4. The offer is available for dine-in only.
Storm Clouds and Hail Threaten Eastern Spain Amid Intense Heatwave
Severe storms are set to hit eastern Spain during the ongoing heatwave. Intense showers, strong winds and hail are expected in several regions. Authorities warn of increased fire risk and unstable weather.
María Jesús Montero Joins PSOE Senate Leadership as Deputy Spokesperson
María Jesús Montero, former vice president and current PSOE Andalucía leader, will become deputy spokesperson in the Senate’s Socialist Group. Her appointment follows recent changes in the Andalusian delegation. The move signals a new phase for PSOE in the upper chamber.
Drivers Face €200 Fines for Missing V20 Sign on Bike Racks This Summer
Holidaymakers transporting bicycles by car this summer risk €200 fines if they fail to display the mandatory V20 warning panel. Authorities have stepped up roadside inspections to enforce safety and visibility regulations for rear-mounted bike racks.
Morante de la Puebla Injured by Fifth Bull in Palma de Mallorca
Morante de la Puebla suffered a hand injury during a night bullfight in Palma. The incident required stitches but did not damage tendons. His upcoming performances in El Puerto de Santa María are now in question.
How One Family Cut Energy Bills by €236 a Year Living Off-Grid
A Spanish family moved to a remote mountain cabin to see if modern life is possible without the power grid. Their experiment with solar panels and a portable battery reveals the real savings, compromises, and lessons of off-grid living in Spain’s countryside.
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