Córdoba
306 newsStories follow city events, incidents, festivals, road changes, documents, services and neighborhood issues with useful context for residents and visitors.
Andalusian PP brands PSOE Senate pact a desperate move
Antonio Repullo attacked the PSOE’s Senate agreement with Frente Amplio in Córdoba. The deal covers 47 constituencies across 43 provinces; Jaime de los Santos focused on equality policy and corruption.
AI ranks breast cancer risk from a single mammogram
A deep-learning tool assessed 27,172 normal mammograms and ranked women by their five-year breast cancer risk. In preliminary results, the highest-risk 10% accounted for about 30% of cancers diagnosed during that period.
AI flags mammograms linked to higher five-year cancer risk
Across six centres, an AI model ranked the top 10% of women by risk; that group accounted for about 30% of cancers found within five years in preliminary results.
LEAP2 may bring puberty forward in girls with obesity
Girls with obesity had higher blood levels of LEAP2. In rats, injections into the brain brought puberty forward and sped ovarian development.
Lucas Paulano to debut Eurovision Junior song on La 1
Lucas Paulano will sing his Eurovision Junior entry live on La 1 for the first time on Thursday. Antonio José and Rodrigo Cuevas are also booked for Manu Sánchez’s programme.
Córdoba puts BLET at center of industrial push
Rocío Blanco says the future army logistics base could bring investment, jobs and new suppliers to Córdoba. Construction delays, a legal challenge and the lack of an internal rail terminal could still slow the project.
Spain set for sharp temperature drop after weeks of heat
Spain’s long stretch of heat is about to end. Meteorologists say a cooling trend will start next week, finally bringing autumn weather after weeks of high temperatures.
Córdoba roadmap puts food security at center
Ibero-American states have signed a shared agricultural roadmap in Córdoba. The agreement targets food security and rural opportunities while addressing climate change, market volatility and inequality.
Cosmopoética opens in Córdoba under the shadow of its director’s sudden death
Córdoba’s Cosmopoética festival began in shock after director Pablo Téllez de la Poza died in a motorcycle crash just hours before opening night. The loss has shaken the city’s cultural scene.
Cosmopoética Festival Faces Tragedy as Director Dies in Madrid Crash
Just hours before the opening of Cosmopoética 2026, Pablo Téllez de la Poza, director of Verbo Servicios Culturales, lost his life in a motorcycle accident in Madrid. The festival will proceed as planned, but the loss casts a shadow over the event.
Atlantic storm to end Spain's record heat
Spain’s long, hot September is about to break. A powerful Atlantic storm is moving in, set to bring rain and a sharp drop in temperatures. Meteorologists warn that explosive cyclogenesis could flip the country’s weather in just days.
Spain weighs newborn screening for inherited high cholesterol
Spain is considering newborn screening for familial hypercholesterolaemia. A low-cost test could identify affected children and prompt checks for relatives before heart disease appears.
CULTUR.ALH turns Granada into a weeklong avant-garde laboratory
CULTUR.ALH has opened in Granada with a tribute to Gata Cattana. More than 60 authors and 30 free events will fill the city from 21 to 27 September.
Spain spotlights five Starlight sites for lunar observation night
Spain highlights five certified Starlight sites for lunar observation. These locations promise clear night skies and minimal light pollution. The initiative coincides with the International Observe the Moon Night, promoted by NASA.
Los Pedroches wins first Jamón World Cup in Ronda
Los Pedroches took top honors at the inaugural Jamón World Cup in Ronda, where regular visitors—not industry judges—chose Spain’s best ham. The Córdoba region outperformed Guijuelo, Jabugo, and Extremadura in a direct public tasting.
Families seek compensation over Spanish workers held in Black Beach prison
Relatives of two Spaniards imprisoned in Equatorial Guinea accuse Spain’s Foreign Ministry of failing to secure their release. They demand 180000 euros for alleged inaction. The case exposes diplomatic tensions and risks for Spanish citizens abroad.
Heat Forces Major Route Change in La Vuelta Stage Fifteen
Organizers cut nearly 80 kilometers from La Vuelta’s fifteenth stage due to extreme heat. The revised route in Córdoba now promises a relentless battle. Enric Mas enters the day as the reinforced leader.
Cabra Offers Up to €200 Monthly to Young Renters Amid Housing Squeeze
Cabra’s town hall is injecting €300,000 into a rental subsidy for young people, covering up to 75% of monthly rent with a cap of €200 per month. The initiative aims to keep and attract young residents, but applicants must act fast once the short application window opens.
TVE Journalist Harassed During Ceuta Protests in Madrid
A TVE reporter was harassed by protesters in Madrid during rallies over Ceuta’s migrant crisis. Police intervened as political divisions deepened and rival demonstrations spread across Spain.
Over 600 Olive Oil Mills in Spain and Portugal Face Closure by 2036
A new study warns that more than a quarter of olive oil mills in Spain and Portugal could shut down within ten years. Small producers struggle to compete as costs rise and market power concentrates among a few large groups.
América de Cali Faces Jaguares in High-Stakes Primera A Clash
América de Cali, current league leaders, visit Jaguares de Córdoba in a crucial Primera A fixture. The match highlights the gap between the top and bottom of the table. Betting odds reflect América’s strong form.
Partial Lunar Eclipse Covers 93% of Moon Over Spain and Europe
A partial lunar eclipse darkened the early morning sky across Spain and Europe. The event peaked at 6:12, with 93% of the Moon obscured. Iconic sites like the Coliseum and Córdoba’s Calahorra Tower framed the spectacle.
Illegal Street Races Surge Across Spain as Police Intensify Crackdown
Spanish authorities have dismantled 147 illegal street races in six months. Organizers use social media and sophisticated tactics to evade police. The phenomenon is spreading nationwide, raising safety concerns.
Cookie Refusal Impacts Free Access to Diario de Burgos
Rejecting cookies on Diario de Burgos limits access to free, reliable news. The decision affects personalized advertising and the sustainability of local journalism. Users can still change their choice at any time.
Extreme Heat and Storm Alerts Issued Across Spain as Temperatures Soar
Spain faces a surge in extreme heat, with temperatures nearing 42°C in several provinces. Widespread alerts are in place, and authorities warn of increased wildfire risk and severe storms in the coming days.
Elvira Dyangani Ose to Lead Zeitz Mocaa as Artistic Director
Elvira Dyangani Ose, former MACBA director, will take over as artistic director at Zeitz Mocaa in Cape Town this October. Her appointment follows her departure from Barcelona amid a conflict of roles.
Andalusia Declares New Mining Reserves Amid Political and Environmental Tensions
The Spanish government has designated four new mining reserves in Córdoba and Jaén. The move aims to boost Andalusia’s mining sector but faces strong opposition from environmental groups and local politicians.
Twelve Spanish Regions Face Heat Alerts as Temperatures Approach 40°C
Twelve autonomous communities are under weather alerts for extreme heat. Some areas will see temperatures near 40°C, while others face storms and heavy rain. Authorities warn of strong winds and possible hail.
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.
Man Quits Fiat Factory Job to Build Mud House for Family in Rural Córdoba
Fifteen days after resigning from his job at a Fiat factory, Mauricio, 37, is building a mud house on a remote plot in La Paz, Córdoba. With no water or electricity, he prepares a new life for his wife and three children, determined to escape the pace of city living.
Spain Faces New Surge of Extreme Heat and Saharan Dust
Temperatures above 40°C are forecast in several Spanish regions this week. Saharan dust and wildfire smoke will worsen air quality. Authorities warn of persistent fire risks and unstable weather patterns.
Celebrities Rally Support as Wildfires Devastate Madrid and Ávila
Massive wildfires in Madrid and Ávila have forced 73,000 evacuations and burned 20,000 hectares. Public figures and celebrities are voicing support for affected residents and emergency teams. The situation remains critical as new hotspots emerge.
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.
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.
Why Your Air Conditioner Keeps Tripping the Power on Weekends
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.
Page 1 by 9