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Frank Gálvez, Influential Figure in Spanish Indie Pop, Dies at 49
Frank Gálvez, a key name in Spain’s indie pop scene, has died at 49. Known for his work with Gasca and Mostaza Gálvez, his passing marks the end of a significant era for Spanish independent music.
Meteorologists Warn: Check Western Skies Before Eclipse in Spain
Meteorologists urge eclipse watchers to monitor cloud cover west of their location. Local forecasts may mislead, risking missed views. Storms and high temperatures add to the challenge in several regions.
Tensions Flare Over PSOE's Portrayal of Andalucista Legacy in Seville
A recent obituary by Antonio Rodríguez Almodóvar has reignited debate over the PSOE's treatment of the Andalucista Party. The controversy centers on the legacy of Luis Uruñuela and the political deals that shaped Seville's leadership.
Guardia Civil Dismantles Major Bank Robbery Gang Across Eight Provinces
A criminal group targeting banks and gaming halls in eight provinces has been dismantled. Five suspects, Spanish and Serbian nationals, are now in custody. The operation clarifies 52 serious crimes and recovers stolen cash.
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.
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.
Judge Halts Property Transfers Amid Ávila Rojas Real Estate Fraud Probe
A Marbella court has frozen property registry changes in a suspected real estate scam. Nearly 200 families in Granada and Málaga are affected. Police and lawyers urge swift action to protect ownership rights.
Judge Expands ‘Caso Cerdán’ Probe to Family Finances and Linked Firms
The investigation into alleged public works rigging involving Santos Cerdán intensifies. Authorities now target family bank accounts and demand records from companies tied to the case. New evidence could reshape the legal landscape.
Housing Crisis Overtakes Health and Jobs as Top Concern in Andalusia
Housing has become the leading issue for Andalusians, surpassing health and unemployment. The latest Centra survey shows a sharp rise in concern over access to homes. Political preferences are also shifting in the region.
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.
Two Earthquakes Shake Granada Province, Strongest Hits La Malahá
Granada province experienced two earthquakes this Sunday. The strongest, magnitude 3.7, struck near La Malahá and was widely felt. Earlier, a shallow tremor was recorded in Loja, raising concerns in the region.
Granada Escapes Coastal Weather Alert as Temperatures Drop
Granada will not be affected by the yellow coastal weather alert this weekend. The city faces a notable drop in temperatures and clear skies. Nearby municipalities also expect stable, sunny conditions.
Cruz Roja's Sorteo de Oro 2026 Awards €3 Million Top Prize in Lugo
The Sorteo de Oro 2026 by Cruz Roja has awarded its €3 million top prize to Lugo. This year’s draw distributed more than 23,400 prizes, doubling last year’s count. New rules brought extra chances for smaller wins.
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.
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.
Rosa López Faces Financial Struggles After Early Fame
Rosa López, known for winning 'Operación Triunfo', has spoken about her family's poverty and the financial mismanagement that followed her rise to fame. Her story highlights the challenges behind her public success.
Lotería Nacional awards €12 million in Thursday's draw
The Lotería Nacional draw on July 16 distributed €12 million in prizes. The top award went to number 11312, shared across 13 cities. Winners have 90 days to claim their prize, with tax rules applying above €40,000.
Severe Wind and Muddy Rain Threaten Granada Amid Heatwave Shift
Granada is bracing for a sharp weather change this Wednesday. Meteorologists warn of possible downbursts and muddy rain, with wind gusts that may exceed 100 km/h. The alert comes during the region’s third major heatwave.
Guardia Civil Dismantles 'Hijo en Apuros' Scam Network in Spain
A criminal group using the 'hijo en apuros' scam has been broken up by Guardia Civil. Four people were arrested and three investigated after a resident in Castellón lost €7,000. The network operated across several provinces.
Spanish Cities Expand Use of Heat-Alert Wristbands for Outdoor Workers
More Spanish municipalities are distributing smart wristbands to street cleaners and gardeners. These devices warn of dangerous body temperature rises. The move follows deadly heatwave incidents and growing concern for outdoor workers.
Granada’s Hidden Natural Pool: Las Chorreras de Loja Offers a Summer Escape
Tucked away near Loja, Las Chorreras is a natural pool carved by cascading water and surrounded by rugged rock and lush greenery. As temperatures soar in Granada, this tranquil spot offers a refreshing alternative to the crowded coast, inviting visitors to cool off in crystal-clear waters.
A Hidden Beach in Málaga Remains Untouched by Mass Tourism
Playa del Cañuelo, near Nerja, stands out as one of the last unspoiled corners of the Costa del Sol. Its remote location, transparent waters, and rich marine biodiversity make it a unique spot for snorkeling and quiet escapes.
Andalusia Bans Metal Detectors Near Heritage Sites—Fines Up to €150,000
A sweeping new law in Andalusia prohibits the use of metal detectors to search for archaeological remains, with fines reaching €150,000 for serious violations. The regulation, set to take effect in April 2027, aims to protect the region’s rich cultural heritage from illegal excavations and damage.
Unpublished Diaries Reveal Lorca’s Secret Plan to Flee Spain
Extracts from Juan Ramírez de Lucas’s private diaries, detailing his relationship with Federico García Lorca and their plan to escape Spain, will be made public in a new documentary. The material offers new insight into the poet’s last days.
Giant Gelatinous Mass Found Off Spanish Beach Stuns Scientists
A massive, shimmering gelatinous structure was spotted floating near Velilla Beach in Granada, Spain. Identified as a diamond squid egg mass, the rare find has surprised both beachgoers and marine biologists with its size and biological significance.
Granada Village Unveils 1,000-Metre Free Water Park for Two Days
Ogíjares is hosting a two-day Megafiesta Acuática with over a kilometre of water attractions, open to all ages and completely free. The event offers families a chance to cool off and enjoy summer activities without leaving the area.
At 91, 'Abuelita Mochilera' Redefines Retirement with 70 Countries and a Backpack
Kandy García, known as 'Abuelita Mochilera', has spent her retirement exploring over 70 countries alone, carrying just a five-kilo backpack. Her story challenges stereotypes about aging and inspires others to see retirement as a time for new beginnings.
Andalusia Faces Critical Wildfire Risk as Emergency Crews Warn of Gaps
Andalusia enters summer with a record €271 million fire prevention plan. Emergency workers warn of incomplete teams and equipment issues. Scientists urge tailored prevention as wildfire risk intensifies.
Cala Rijana: The Hidden Tropical Gem of Granada’s Coast
Cala Rijana, tucked beneath a highway tunnel on Granada’s Costa Tropical, offers turquoise waters and dramatic cliffs that rival the Caribbean. Its unique setting and pristine marine life make it one of southern Spain’s most sought-after summer escapes.
The government allocates funds for projects for the unemployed in rural areas
SEPE launches new subsidies for temporary employment in Andalusia. Authorities have announced new subsidies for temporary employment of the unemployed in Almería, Córdoba, and Granada. The funds will support projects aimed at benefiting local residents and boosting the rural economy.
In Italy and Portugal, thousands of believers gather at the relics of Saint Anthony
The Catholic Church Celebrates the Feast of Saint Anthony of Padua and Other Saints. On June 13, Catholics honor Saint Anthony of Padua along with several other saints. On this day, large-scale services are held in Padua and Lisbon. Saint Anthony is regarded as the patron of lost things and the poor.
A joint song by two popular singers was presented in Madrid
David Broncano Was the First to Hear the New Summer Hit by Ana Mena and Lola Índigo. During the broadcast of La Revuelta, David Broncano became the first to hear the new song by Ana Mena and Lola Índigo. The track, featuring merengue and tropical rhythms, is poised to become the main hit of the summer. The artists kept all details under wraps until the premiere.
New support measures for families and youth available in the region in 2026
10 Little-Known Benefits in Andalusia: Who Can Get Money for Housing, Electricity, and Education. Andalusia offers several assistance programs, ranging from subsidies for rent and electricity payments to support for students and the unemployed. Many people are unaware that some benefits are granted automatically, while others require an application.
Why Miguel Ríos Refused to Comment on Bustamante’s Madrid Stadium Performance
Miguel Ríos declined to evaluate Bustamante's performance of 'Hymn of Joy' for the Pope. Miguel Ríos commented on David Bustamante's performance of his iconic 'Hymn of Joy' at an event attended by the Pope in Madrid. The singer emphasized his respect for faith but noted that he did not follow the performance.
Andalusia and Valencia demand guarantees against new penalties for hiring assistants
Nearly 8,000 Foreign Assistants May Miss Out on Spanish Schools Over Fines Dispute. The program to bring foreign teaching assistants to Spanish schools is under threat. Major regions are demanding government assurances that no further fines will follow. A decision must be made by the end of June.
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