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Tourists Fined for Sex Act While Driving on A-7 in Marbella
A pair of tourists were fined after being filmed having sex while driving on the A-7 in Marbella. The Guardia Civil sanctioned them for reckless driving and not wearing seat belts. The incident sparked debate on road safety.
Single Bonoloto Ticket Wins €700,000 Jackpot in Las Palmas
A Bonoloto ticket sold in Carrizal-Ingenio claims the €700,000 jackpot. The Gordo de la Primitiva rolls over with no top winner. ONCE awards its Sueldazo to number 01727, series 036.
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.
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.
Italy Imposes Random Border Checks on Spanish Arrivals Amid Ceuta Crisis
Italy has started random checks on passengers from Spain, suspending Schengen rules due to the Ceuta migrant crisis. The move affects airports and ports, raising concerns for summer tourism and travel flows.
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.
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.
Two Children Die in Benalmádena Apartment Fire, Mother Hospitalized
A fire in Benalmádena has left two children dead and their mother in critical condition. Emergency crews evacuated residents and treated several responders for smoke inhalation. The city mourns the loss.
Spain’s Top-Earning Speed Camera Issues 90,000 Fines in a Year
A single speed camera on the A-7 in Valencia generated over 90,000 fines in 2025, helping drive traffic penalty revenues in Spain to new heights. The surge in enforcement is sparking debate over the true purpose of these devices.
Renfe Strike Disrupts Summer Travel: 322 Trains at Risk Nationwide
A nationwide Renfe strike threatens 322 trains and 27% of AVE and Long-Distance services. The Ministry imposes minimum service levels to protect travel at the start of Spain’s summer holidays.
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.
Blanca Hervás Edges Paula Sevilla by One Hundredth in 400m Showdown
Blanca Hervás narrowly defeated Paula Sevilla in the 400m final at the Spanish Championships in Málaga. The race was decided by just one hundredth of a second. Windy conditions affected performances across the event.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
María Casado Steps Down from Informativos Telecinco Weekend Editions
María Casado has announced her departure from Informativos Telecinco’s weekend editions. She cites personal reasons and the challenge of balancing life between Málaga and Madrid. Mediaset expresses hope for future collaboration.
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.
Eight Spanish Regions Face Extreme Wildfire Risk Amid Ongoing Blazes
Eight autonomous communities in Spain are now at the highest wildfire risk. Fires in Zaragoza and Guadalajara have forced evacuations and destroyed thousands of hectares. Authorities stabilize the Árchez blaze in Málaga.
La Primitiva Draw in Andújar Awards Over €1.2 Million to Single Winner
A single ticket validated in Andújar, Jaén, has won more than €1.2 million in the latest La Primitiva draw. No special category winner was recorded, pushing the next jackpot to €38 million. Four second-tier prizes were also distributed.
Carla Nieto Joins 'Pasapalabra' Amid Questions Over Risto Mejide Link
Carla Nieto appears on 'Pasapalabra' this week, drawing attention to her acting career and her brief, public relationship with Risto Mejide. The episode highlights both her professional path and the intrigue surrounding their connection.
Málaga Imposes Three-Year Ban on New Hotels in Residential Areas
Málaga has approved a three-year halt on new hotels and tourist apartment blocks in residential zones. The move, set to start next week, has sparked criticism from opposition parties demanding lasting solutions.
Two New Homes in Málaga to Be Raffled for €10 a Ticket
A Málaga developer is raffling two finished homes in Cuevas del Becerro. Each ticket costs €10. The draw is limited to 200,000 entries and is open only to adult residents of Spain.
Davidovich Faces Trungelliti in Umag After Strong Grass Season
Alejandro Davidovich returns to clay in Umag, opening against Marco Trungelliti. The Spaniard seeks his first win over the Argentine, who leads their head-to-head. The match winner will face a local favorite or Alex Molcan.
Record Rainfall Spurs Flamingo Boom at Fuente de Piedra Lagoon
Fuente de Piedra Lagoon in Málaga sees over 30,000 flamingo pairs after a year of exceptional rainfall. The number of breeding waterbird species rises by 20%. Endangered marbled teal breeds inside the lagoon for the first time.
Spain's Largest Flamingo Colony Thrives in Unexpected Corner of Málaga
North of Málaga, Fuente de Piedra Lagoon hosts the Iberian Peninsula’s biggest flamingo colony and stands as a vital European wetland. With protected trails and accessible observatories, it draws birdwatchers and nature lovers far beyond Spain’s borders.
Vanesa Martín and Julieta Grajales Make Relationship Public on Social Media
Vanesa Martín and Julieta Grajales have confirmed their relationship with a video on social media. The post, featuring moments from Portugal, marks a rare public glimpse into Martín’s private life. Fans responded with messages of support.
Javier Negre Expands Ultra-Right Media Network from Spain to the Americas
Javier Negre, once a mainstream journalist, now leads a global network accused of spreading political disinformation. His operations reach from Madrid to Washington and Buenos Aires, raising questions about funding and influence.
AI Skills Set to Define Graduate Job Prospects by 2030
ESSCA Business School’s director Jean Charroin believes students who master artificial intelligence will have a clear edge in the job market by 2030. The French institution is expanding in Málaga, aiming to attract 500 students annually and reshape business education for the digital era.
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