High-speed trains return to Malaga today after four months and two track closures
An AVE train without passengers tested the repaired track in Álora a few hours before the line reopened to check its safety
An AVE train without passengers tested the repaired track in Álora a few hours before the line reopened to check its safety
The officers found that the child had no pulse and her skin was turning bluish, so they started CPR until she finally regained her breath and burst into tears
SUR and SUR in English, among other Vocento titles, are renewing the print and web versions, strengthened by an improved design and a new typeface
Technology
echnology that frees professionals from mechanical tasks, so they can focus on improving customer service, is increasingly used in an industry where staff shortages are a problem
Tourism
El Acebuchel has become a destination for thousands of visitors seeking peace and nature in a privileged environment
Drug-trafficking
Adamuz train crash 2026
Shark attack
Education
Education
Business
Arnaud Albouhair, founder of Nao Pool and son of Olivia Vàlere, will invest 15 million euros in the renovation of the Sisu Hotel Boutiqe, which could reopen in two years after a devastating 2020 fire
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The festivities include the crosses and small altars competition, along with typical music and dance performances in Plaza Adolfo Suárez and Jardines del Muro
Community Spirit
From Holy Week to Japanese Sakura and residents' days to Koningsdag parties and Anzac commemorations, April in Malaga province has truly demonstrated how its communities come together to celebrate each others' cultures
The Music Maker
Columnist Peter Edgerton compares Madrid’s chaotic M-30 to the quiet lanes of Lancashire, questioning why the law frets over sun visors while letting rusty drivers like him back behind the wheel
The Bottom Line
Rare diseases like Epidermolysis bullosa (butterfly skin) often fall into the shadows of pharmaceutical research because the "market" is too small. This is where the expat spirit shines brightest
International Women's Day
Most of the time it is better not to enter into the debates that some political parties seek to open up, but on this occasion, with so many people falling into the trap, it is necessary to do so
Food and drink
Columnist Andrew J. Linn looks at how winemaker Julia Losantos is blending ancient amphorae and modern innovation to redefine the elegance of the Serranía de Ronda
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Recognition
Policing
Social media
Beach safety
Skiing
Europe's southernmost winter sport facility still has 65 kilometres of slopes open which more than 13,000 skiers enjoyed over the weekend
Defeat in a five-goal thriller at home to in-form Castellón now leaves the hosts just outside the promotion spots
The first matches in the men's and women's categories will be held on 25 and 26 April, drawing 4,500 spectators to the Elola Sports Complex
Air transport
The Irish low-cost airline warns that it will not invest in the country and will furter reduce connections if the government does not block the planned fee increase
Politics
Education
The decline in the birth rate will reduce enrollment by 400,000 students in primary and 376,000 in secondary schools, with an increase only in preschool and Master's degree education
Energy
Major energy companies, energy-intensive industries and energy retailers demand greater oversight from the CNMC competition commission
The volume of borrowed capital, which rose by 29% to nearly EUR 7.9 billion, reflecting increased financial pressure on the buyer.
Housing
Households that own their homes have dropped from 79% to 63.9%, while rent is consistently growing in an increasingly tight market
Employment
The EPA workforce survey recorded 231,500 more unemployed between January and March, although total employment remains at record highs
Environment
As record bird numbers return to the ecologically vital marshes, SEO/BirdLife warns that only radical shifts in water management can protect the reserve's long-term survival
Roads
A court has rejected the appeal of one of the competing companies, unblocking the contracting process, which means that the award will go to the regional government's preferred bidder
Environment
The project combines satellite imagery with volunteer observations of the spread of 'Rugulopteryx okamurae' along the Andalusian coastline and anyone interested can take part
Crime
The suspect is a 38-year-old woman with around 40 previous arrests
Drug-trafficking
LGBT+
EU Treaty
The government confirms a "comprehensive package" featuring facial recognition, 24/7 surveillance, and an integrated border-to-city monitoring network
Report shows eating soil relieves upset stomachs in macaques after binging on human snacks high in fat, salt and sugar
Heritage
Following its Spanish premiere in Doñana, the international version of “Las Últimas Huellas del Neandertal” is set for a global launch in Gibraltar this September
Food critic
A variety of traditional dishes where temperature is essential to bring out the flavour.
Christopher Wright, the former London bobby who pioneered the British pub in Spain, is celebrating his 90th year. From the beat to the boardroom, he reflects on seven decades of adventure, industry, and the "last secret" of his adopted home
Andalusian escapade
Iconic sites and natural landscapes are revealed in a whole new light when viewed from the river
Health
The head of the digestive system unit at the El Clínico hospital says that semaglutide, which doctors use to combat diabetes and obesity, has also shown "effectiveness" in this area
Mental health
Health
Anaesthesiologists from Hospital El Clínico are investigating the use of opioid-free anaesthesia to reduce side effects and postoperative complications
Health
The medics are being called upon to support further strike days from today against the Spanish government's framework statute, then more days in May and June if no settlement
Extra Solaris Nerja
Concerts