Andalusia’s education authorities have opened a ten-day window for selected teachers to join new job pools in basic subjects. Only those already in another Andalusian teaching pool are eligible. The move aims to fill urgent vacancies for the 2026/2027 school year.
María Jesús Montero urges the PSOE to reclaim 'order, security and protection' as core values. The party is distancing itself from PP-led rallies over Ceuta and turning to local elections and climate action.
Andalusia has approved a decree making school transfer the basic sanction for bullying. The measure aims to better protect victims and clarify procedures for handling such cases, following high-profile failures in anti-bullying protocols.
Sevilla has secured Félix Correia on loan with an option to buy. Talks over Melayro Bogarde are intensifying, but LASK Linz's high asking price poses a challenge. Changes in midfield could affect Manu Bueno's future.
Santiago Calatrava, known for reshaping city skylines, credits his success to years of disciplined effort and experimentation, not sudden inspiration. His journey from Valencia to global recognition shows how persistence and technical curiosity shaped his most ambitious projects.
From October, Spain’s urban traffic lights will operate under new rules. The DGT aims to reduce risks for pedestrians and cyclists, ending a long-standing ambiguity at crossings.
Seville offers just five public recreational pools for its entire population. Many neighborhoods endure power cuts and extreme heat. The city’s pool shortage stands out compared with Zaragoza’s 22 municipal pools.
Buying a home in Spain now requires sharply different incomes depending on where you live. In Madrid, Barcelona, and San Sebastián, the required net salary is more than double the national average, while smaller cities remain far more accessible. A new study reveals the figures behind Spain’s housing divide.
Bar Cofiñal, a fixture in Seville’s Los Remedios district since 1976, has closed after more than five decades. The López Fernández brothers, both in their 80s, are retiring, ending an era for a bar known for its traditional cuisine and cinematic charm.
The debate over mass tourism in Spain is shifting. Tourists themselves are demanding clearer rules and fairer practices, focusing attention on regulation rather than personal choices.
Juanma Moreno urges Madrid to restore the OCON-Sur anti-narcotics unit. The request follows a surge in violent incidents linked to drug gangs, with authorities warning of growing insecurity across Andalusia.
The American red swamp crayfish, introduced to Andalusia for economic gain, has become entrenched in the Guadalquivir marshes and Doñana. It has altered ecosystems, threatened native species and supported a new industry, while eradication is now considered technically impossible.
José Portillo, a farmer from Carmona, saw his earnings per hectare jump from €100 to €1,900 after leasing his land for a solar installation. His story highlights the financial impact of renewable energy projects on traditional agriculture in Andalusia.
José María del Nido, former president of Sevilla FC, is calling for a stronger focus on rehabilitation in Spanish prisons. After serving his own sentence, he has offered to work with authorities to improve the system.
Recent disputes involving Carliyo el nervio and Violeta Mangriñán have reignited questions about the ability to recover of influencers. Fabiana Sevillano argues that negative attention may actually strengthen their presence.
A grassroots campaign has drawn more than 700 signatures, pressing tech giants such as WhatsApp* (принадлежит Metа, которая признана экстремистской организацией и запрещена в РФ) and Apple to add the Andalusian flag emoji to their keyboards. Supporters argue the symbol is technically feasible and critical for cultural representation.
Spain’s Interior Ministry has sent more police to Ceuta to speed up the expulsion of irregular migrants. The move follows a surge in arrivals and growing concerns over public safety. Additional units will patrol city streets.
María Jesús Montero takes charge of the PSOE in Andalusia after historic losses. The new coalition between PP and Vox changes the balance of power, while left-wing parties now dominate the opposition benches.
Thousands of listings for Spanish homes with gardens and barbecues start at €45,000, but the cheapest options often come with major drawbacks. From missing utilities to financing hurdles, buyers need to look beyond the headline price to avoid costly surprises.
The Andalusian government will pay €7.4 million for Catholic chaplains in public hospitals. Critics call the move wasteful amid healthcare strain. The agreement renews a decades-old arrangement with the Church.
A criminal group has been arrested in Majadahonda after a wave of thefts targeting women. The suspects used distraction tactics in parking lots and shopping centers. Police link them to 29 incidents across three cities.
The wildfire in Niebla remains uncontrolled, with more than 20,000 hectares inside its perimeter. Over 500 residents have been evacuated as emergency teams work to contain the flames.
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.
An obituary by Antonio Rodríguez Almodóvar has reignited debate over the PSOE's treatment of the Andalucista Party. The controversy centers on Luis Uruñuela's legacy and the political deals that shaped Seville's leadership.
Betis face Bournemouth in a preseason match at La Cartuja with a reshuffled starting eleven. Antony and Fidalgo make their first starts, while Deossa remains up front. Pellegrini has made several changes after the Arsenal game.
Spain has reinstated border checks for travelers arriving from Italy. Police are now inspecting documents for 5-10% of passengers on selected flights. The move follows Italy’s refusal to lift its own restrictions on Spanish arrivals.
At Inés Rosales, each worker spends half a year learning to shape 10,000 olive oil tortas daily. The work calls for rare manual skill and constant visual checks, while technology cannot replace the tradition. Only a fraction of candidates succeed.
Seville’s first democratic city council faced a divided vote and deep uncertainty. Luis Uruñuela, who finished third in the polls, became mayor through a left-wing coalition. His term brought major reforms and set a new course for the city.
The latest Lotería Nacional draw awarded a €30,000 prize per décimo in Jerez de la Frontera. Secondary prizes went to Málaga, Mérida, Écija, and Plasencia. The draw also marked ADACEBUR’s 20th anniversary.
The Lotería Nacional draw on August 6 awarded its top prize in Jerez de la Frontera. Winners can claim prizes from August 7. Tax rules apply to prizes above €40,000. The full winning-number and location list is inside.
The Seville prosecutor has filed a criminal complaint against Vito Quiles, alleging he misled donors by mixing funds raised for social causes with money for personal use. If convicted, he could face prison.
Bogaris Sevilla Norte has officially opened its doors along the SE-20, bringing more than 11,200 square metres of new retail and dining options to the city. Action and Guaw are joined by Popeyes in the first phase, with Planet Fitness and Izumo set to join soon.
The La Primitiva draw on August 3 revealed the winning numbers and prize details. Prizes above €40,000 face a 20% tax, while payments over €2,000 must be collected through a partner bank.
Physical assaults and illegal water cuts by García Seguridad Integral staff have heightened tensions in Seville’s historic centre. Residents and journalists report repeated attacks as a property conflict deepens.
Artisans and artists in Seville’s corralones face pressure as developers seek to replace workshops with tourist accommodation. Residents report harassment and are calling on authorities for urgent protection.
