Santana is set to launch the Cajal, its first all-new SUV, which will be produced in Linares, Jaén. With diesel and petrol options, the model aims to combine off-road capability and Spanish heritage at an accessible price.
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.
The Amurjo pool in Orcera, Jaén, is redefining summer for hundreds seeking relief from the heat. Surrounded by pine forests and mountain air, this 85-meter natural pool combines affordable admission with a distinctive inland beach experience.
The National Lottery draw on June 27, 2026, distributed €42 million in prizes. The top prize went to number 33478, with winning tickets sold in multiple cities. Madrid secured the full second prize for number 18619.
Spain has just experienced its hottest June days in over 70 years. The heatwave shattered 29 temperature records, with some highs unseen since 1920. Red alerts and tropical nights affected much of the country.
A sudden storm in Jaén triggered more than 100 incidents and forced the city into pre-emergency. Municipal infrastructure and olive crops suffered heavy losses, with initial damage estimates exceeding three million euros.
A street and music school in Archillos now bear the name of Inma Cuesta. Authorities in Archillos, Jaén province, have named a street and the local music school after Inma Cuesta. The actress returned to her hometown following her success in the series 'Berlín y la dama del armiño'.
Court Denies Woman Full Disability After Video With Broom and Neighbors. A woman from Jaén demanded €143,000 for total loss of work capacity after an accident, but the court ruled that, despite serious injuries, she is still capable of everyday activities. The key evidence was a video showing her sweeping the yard and interacting with neighbors.
Mass Protests in Andalusia for State University Funding. Demonstrations demanding increased funding for universities were held in five Andalusian cities. Protesters are calling for 1% of GDP to be allocated to education and accuse the authorities of favoring private universities. The conflict is intensifying amid looming job cuts and a reduction in available places.
In Andalusia, Families Demand Real Measures for Children with Special Needs. Ahead of elections in Andalusia, protests by parents of children with special educational needs have intensified. Families are calling on authorities to increase funding and ensure genuine inclusion in schools.
Moreno Bets on Folk Festivals Ahead of Elections in Andalusia. The President of Andalusia is leveraging mass festivals for his election campaign. At the country's largest romería, he highlighted the region's distinction from other autonomous communities. Authorities have stepped up security measures due to the influx of pilgrims.
Shepherd from Jaén survives a month in the mountains without contact after violent storm. A shepherd in the mountains of Jaén was cut off from the world for nearly a month. The storm destroyed roads and communications, threatening his flock. Rescuers trekked 17 kilometers to find the man alive.
Spanish government allocates billions but compensation payments delayed. The Spanish government has allocated record funds for Andalusia's recovery, but compensation payments to those affected by natural disasters are being delayed, fueling disputes between Madrid and local authorities.
Night Shock in Almeria: Earthquake Alarms Residents Across Four Provinces. A powerful underground tremor was recorded in Almeria. The epicenter was in Tabernas and was felt in several regions. Residents woke up in the middle of the night, but no damage was reported.
Natural disasters wreak havoc on Andalusia’s agriculture: losses and concern among farmers. Andalusia faces catastrophic consequences from severe weather. Farmers and livestock breeders are losing crops and income. The rural economy is under threat
32 Schools Closed in Andalusia Due to Severe Weather: Transport Paralyzed, Classes Shift Online. The storm has disrupted the operation of dozens of schools across Andalusia. Students are forced to switch to remote learning. Transport routes remain blocked, keeping the situation tense.
Why the Authorities Ignore Hydroelectric Projects — and Who Pays the Price. Millions in losses, devastated fields, and thousands of lives saved — the aftermath of storms in Andalusia turned out to be more dramatic than expected. It was the large dams that acted as a barrier against the disaster. What is the cost of delaying new projects? Find out in our report.
Rains and Storms in Andalusia Tensions Rise Over New Risks and Unstable Weather. Andalusia faces dangerous downpours once again Meteorologists warn of flooding and landslide risks Emergency services remain on high alert
Thousands Evacuated and Homes Destroyed Consequences of the Storm in Andalusia. A state of emergency remains in place across Andalusia: thousands are unable to return home. Roads and houses have been destroyed, and rivers remain dangerous. Authorities are assessing the damage and seeking recovery solutions.
Alert Remains in Andalusia as Rivers and Reservoirs Teeter on the Brink of Overflow. Authorities in Andalusia maintain a state of alert: rivers and reservoirs are filled to capacity, and the saturated ground cannot absorb more water. Thousands have been evacuated, with military and rescue teams in action. Any new rainfall could trigger further disasters.
Andalusian Authorities Decide Fate of Schools After Massive Evacuations. Andalusia debates when to resume classes as thousands forced to flee homes. Authorities will decide this evening when schools can reopen.
Hundreds of roads closed due to storm Leonardo: evacuations and class cancellations. Storm Leonardo has disrupted daily life in Andalusia. Thousands have left their homes, schools are closed, and roads are blocked. The impact of the storm is being felt across the country.
Train service between Córdoba and Jaén paralyzed due to wall collapse and storms. Train traffic between Córdoba and Jaén has been halted by heavy rains and a wall collapse. The situation has worsened following a recent railway tragedy in Adamuz. Tensions remain high in the region.
Jaén’s tram still idle for 15 years despite major investment. In Jaén, the tram has stood unused for 15 years after a €120 million investment. Political disputes and unexpected decisions keep delaying its launch. Residents are losing faith in the project.
Jaén court temporarily halts prison term for former Linares mayor. Former Linares mayor Juan Fernández will not serve prison time until 2026 after being convicted of embezzling public funds. The court's decision sparked a lively reaction in the city.
Spanish Official Dismissed After Scandalous Video Featuring Sexist Songs. A scandal has erupted in Andalusia over a video containing sexist songs. An official from Martos has lost his post and may be expelled from the party. The public and political response was immediate.
Martoca Mayor Fires Advisor After Sexist Song Video Emerges. A scandal has erupted in Martoca as the mayor dismissed his advisor over a sexist video Party now demands his resignation and suspends his membership Read more in our report
Sánchez instructs ministers to develop social initiatives bypassing Congress. Pedro Sánchez is demanding new social measures from his ministers. They are to be implemented without the approval of Congress. The government is seeking ways to restore public trust.
Spain Opens First Humanitarian Corridor for Gaza Students with Erasmus Grants. The University of Jaén has become the first in Spain to welcome students from Gaza through a humanitarian corridor. These young Palestinians now have the chance to continue their education and begin a new chapter in their lives, supported and cared for as they arrive.
Former Deputy of Serdan: Saw No Signs of Luxurious Lifestyle or Suspicious Connections in His Boss. Juan Francisco Serrano told the Senate he saw no indications of corruption involving Serdan. He stressed he did not notice any signs of lavish living or unusual acquaintances. More details on the investigation—read our report.
Andalusian Authorities Disclose Details of Self-Harm Protocols in Jaén Schools. Two schools in Jaén had self-harm protocols in place. Andalusian authorities have confirmed support measures. Police continue to investigate the deaths of two teenagers.
Andalusian Authorities Received No Bullying Complaints Regarding Deceased Girls from Jaén. Two teenage girls from Jaén were found dead in a city park. Authorities reported no complaints of bullying. One of the girls had previously been monitored under the suicide prevention protocol.
Authorities Investigate Deaths of Two Teenagers in Jaén Park — Suicide Suspected. The bodies of two teenage girls have been found in Jaén. Investigators are considering suicide as a possible cause. Details remain confidential, and the families have requested privacy.
Two Underage Girls Found Dead Without Signs of Violence in Central Jaén. The bodies of two teenagers have been found in Jaén with no signs of violence. Investigators are leaning toward suicide as the cause. The city has declared a period of mourning and observed a minute of silence.
Agrarian Crisis in Spain: Labor Shortage Threatens Olive and Citrus Harvest. Andalusia and Extremadura face a shortage of seasonal workers for the harvest. Mechanization and subsidies are exacerbating the issue. Farmers and authorities are searching for a way out of the crisis.
