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PSOE Joins Legal Case Over Deadly Los Gallardos Fire in Almería
PSOE Andalucía will participate in the investigation into the Los Gallardos fire, which killed 13. Left-wing parties demand a parliamentary inquiry, citing unanswered questions about the Junta's emergency response.
Supreme Court Overturns Conviction for Satirical Tweets on Julen Case
Spain’s Supreme Court has acquitted a man convicted for mocking tweets about Julen, the child who died in a Málaga well. The ruling highlights the limits of criminal law in cases of offensive speech.
Seville Marks 100 Years Since ‘Mediodía’ Sparked the Generation of ’27
Andalusia is releasing a facsimile of the first 16 issues of ‘Mediodía’, the magazine that launched the Generation of ’27. The project highlights the role of Seville in Spanish literary history. Key figures like Lorca and Alberti contributed.
Nuria Fergó Returns to TV Spotlight After Years of Musical Success
Nuria Fergó, known from the first 'Operación Triunfo', appears on 'Pasapalabra'. Her career spans platinum albums, over 500 concerts, and acting roles. The singer's personal journey has also drawn public attention.
Experts Reveal the Best Way to Keep Bread Fresh for Days
Bread goes stale quickly if not stored properly, but leading bakers say most people use the wrong method. Experts now recommend a simple switch that preserves texture and flavor, while also reducing food waste at home.
Heatwave Set to Push Temperatures in Germany Up to 38°C
A new heatwave is moving from southern Europe to Germany. Authorities warn of temperatures reaching up to 38°C. The extreme heat is already causing record nights and disruptions across the Mediterranean.
Summer Surge: 800,000 Temporary Jobs Open Up for Young People in Spain
Spain is set to see 800,000 temporary contracts signed during the 2026 summer season, up 12% from last year. Most positions target young people, with wages for some roles reaching €1,700. The boom is driven by tourism, hospitality and retail.
Military and Mobile Workers Face Exclusion Under PP-Vox ‘National Priority’ Rule
Valencia’s new budget introduces strict residency requirements for public housing. Military associations warn the rules could exclude those with high mobility. The changes follow a PP-Vox deal and raise concerns of discrimination.
Andalusian Project Turns Traditional Bata Into Symbol of Rural Women's Pride
La Pregonera, a digital venture from Jaén, reinvents the classic bata as a badge of dignity for rural Andalusian women. The project blends fashion, technology and oral history, spotlighting a generation often overlooked by the industry.
Arab Ambassadors Urge Madrid to Halt Casa Árabe Eviction
Seventeen Arab ambassadors have called on Spain’s government to prevent the eviction of Casa Árabe from its Madrid headquarters. The city council cites urgent repairs, but diplomats warn of damage to Spain-Arab relations.
Kiko Rivera Halts Summer Tour Due to Serious Health Issue
Kiko Rivera has suspended his entire summer tour, citing a severe health problem. The artist asks for understanding and privacy as he focuses on recovery. Sixteen scheduled shows are affected.
Parking Restrictions and Heavy Traffic Expected at Trofeo Colombino
RC Recreativo de Huelva warns of limited parking and high traffic for the Trofeo Colombino. Fans are urged to arrive early as most lots near Nuevo Colombino are closed due to the Fiestas Colombinas.
Kiko Rivera Halts Summer Tour Due to Serious Health Issue
Kiko Rivera has suspended his entire summer tour after announcing a serious health problem. The DJ and son of Isabel Pantoja asks for privacy and respect as he focuses on recovery. Sixteen scheduled concerts are affected.
Santana Cajal: Spain’s Bold 4x4 Comeback Packs Five-Screen Surprise
Santana Motors returns to the Spanish automotive scene with the Cajal, a rugged 4x4 built in Linares. Combining classic off-road engineering with a digital cockpit featuring five screens, the Cajal aims to redefine the segment for a new era.
María José Campanario Joins 'Hasta el fin del mundo' Despite Health Struggles
María José Campanario embarks on the second season of 'Hasta el fin del mundo'. Despite chronic illness, she joins a demanding journey, highlighting the show's intense physical and mental demands.
Vicky Martín Berrocal Linked to Andalusian Businessman Javier Cabrera
Vicky Martín Berrocal was seen at Javier Cabrera's private birthday event in Antequera. The designer's presence has fueled speculation about a new romance. Both have kept their personal lives discreet after recent breakups.
DNA Test Sought in Dispute Over Missing Dog Linked to Chenoa
A Tenerife resident has filed a police complaint, alleging her missing dog may now be in the care of singer Chenoa. She demands a DNA test to confirm if the pet, adopted as Cloe, is actually her lost Lola.
Red Alert Issued for Murcia and Valencia as Heatwave Peaks
Spain faces its hottest day of the summer as AEMET issues a red alert for Murcia and Comunidad Valenciana. Temperatures are set to soar, with storms and calima adding to the risk. Relief is expected by the weekend.
Spain Faces Prolonged Heatwave as Storm Warnings Expand
Spain remains under a persistent heatwave, with temperatures above 40°C in many regions. AEMET warns of severe storms, strong winds, and hail. Nights bring little relief, especially in the south and Mediterranean.
Two Top Granada Beaches Lose Blue Status Amid Pollution and Urbanization
Granada’s celebrated coastline faces a setback as La Charca and Los Berengueles are singled out for serious environmental issues. Ecologistas en Acción highlights pollution and unchecked development, challenging the province’s recent Blue Flag success and raising questions about the future of these popular destinations.
Flores Family Gathers in Cádiz for a Summer Marked by New Arrivals
The Flores family reunites in Cádiz, with Rosario experiencing her first summer as a grandmother. New births and close friends add to the significance of this year’s holiday in Zahora.
AEMET Warns of Heatwave and Storms as Spain Faces Extreme Temperatures
Spain is under a new heatwave alert, with AEMET forecasting highs above 40°C in several regions. Local storms and tropical nights are expected, especially in the south and east. Weather conditions will vary sharply across the country.
Endangered Limpets Relocated Amid Major Beach Expansion in Málaga
Authorities in Málaga have relocated 40 endangered Patella ferrugínea limpets to allow the expansion of Baños del Carmen beach. The move, approved despite expert objections, raises concerns over the species’ survival and the environmental impact of the project.
Over 600 Melanoma Cases Annually in Málaga Prompt New Prevention Drive
Málaga records more than 600 melanoma cases each year, making it a key focus for a national prevention campaign. Olympic champion Carolina Marín urges regular skin checks and year-round sun protection. Local experts highlight persistent gaps in public awareness.
Vox Appeals to Supreme Court After Electoral Board Rejects Expat Voting Ban
Vox challenges the Central Electoral Board’s refusal to suspend postal voting for Spaniards abroad. The party intensifies its campaign against the Law of Grandchildren, citing risks to the electoral roll and legal uncertainty.
Almería’s Hidden Cove: Swim in a Natural Pool Surrounded by Rock
Cala de Los Cocedores, on the Almería-Murcia border, is a small bay where calm, clear waters meet sculpted cliffs. This natural pool is a favorite for families and sunset seekers, offering a rare blend of tranquility and striking scenery away from Spain’s crowded urban beaches.
Government Stands by Zapatero Amid Plus Ultra Scandal Pressure
The Spanish government reaffirms support for José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero despite mounting pressure over the Plus Ultra bailout. Internal PSOE unease grows as new testimonies implicate the former prime minister.
Saharan Dust and Muddy Rains to Sweep Across Spain This Week
A new heatwave will bring Saharan dust and trigger muddy rains in Spain. Calima will affect much of the country, especially the Mediterranean, south, and center. Storms may intensify the impact in several regions.
Aena Auctions Off Abandoned Aircraft at Seville Airport for €10
Aena has launched a public auction for a light aircraft left abandoned at Seville Airport. The starting price is just €10. The move aims to free up space after failed attempts to contact the owner.
Vox Appoints Álvaro Zancajo as Andalusian Senator Amid Investigation
Vox has named Álvaro Zancajo as its new Andalusian senator. The appointment comes while Zancajo faces an official probe into possible incompatibility between his party and media roles. The case raises questions about political appointments and oversight.
Guardia Civil Probes Violent Death of Elderly Woman in Alcaudete
An 86-year-old woman was found dead with stab wounds in her Alcaudete home. Authorities suspect a violent robbery. The Guardia Civil is investigating, and the town has declared mourning.
Spanish Left Faces Ongoing Fragmentation Despite Calls for Unity
Five months after the 'vía Rufián' push, Spain's left remains divided. Key parties have not expanded their alliance. New splits and stalled talks raise doubts about unity before the next elections.
Adamuz Train Victims Demand Suspension of Service Amid Ongoing Safety Failures
Six months after the Adamuz rail disaster, victims call for a halt to high-speed services. Over 1,000 incidents remain unresolved. Authorities have yet to assign responsibility or deliver full compensation.
Storms and Saharan Dust Bring Muddy Rains to Eastern Spain
Storms and strong winds continue across eastern Spain, now mixing with Saharan dust. Muddy rains and yellow alerts are expected in Valencia, Murcia and Andalusia. The calima is set to intensify and spread.
Jorge Lorenzo Reveals Depth of His Feud with Dani Pedrosa
Jorge Lorenzo has spoken candidly about his intense rivalry with Dani Pedrosa, describing him as his most disliked competitor. The former MotoGP champion reflects on the roots of their conflict and how time has changed their relationship.
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