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Meet the Granada acrobat conquering the world in leaps and bounds
Jesús Soria, during one of his shows in Leicester Square, London. (R. I.)

Street performer

Meet the Granada acrobat conquering the world in leaps and bounds

Jesús Soria has been performing for six years on the streets of London, New York, Montreal, Paris and Seville. "I started out doing shows on the Costa del Sol and I didn't realise at the time you could make a living out of it"

José E. Cabrero
  • 300 illegal wells detected in Granada province in five-year period
    Two Pacprona agents point to an area where they discovered an illegal well, now sealed. (Ramón L. Pérez)

    Drought crisis

    300 illegal wells detected in Granada province in five-year period

    More awareness about the drought and anger at neighbours stealing water has triggered calls, as did the case of little Julen who tragically lost his life after falling into a borehole in Malaga province in 2019

    Laura Velasco | 15/04/2024 18:23h.
  • Granada airport aims to spread wings with new flights to Paris, London and Dubai
    The president of the provincial authority (right) talks with Manuel Muñoz. (L. U.)

    Air travel

    Granada airport aims to spread wings with new flights to Paris, London and Dubai

    Representatives from the provincial tourist board have travelled to different countries in Europe to strengthen ties and increase flights between the home of the iconic Alhambra and other major international cities

    Laura Ubago | 12/04/2024 16:22h.
  • Costa Tropical holiday resort installs 'smart cubes' that charge mobile phones and offer free wi-fi
    Mayor of Almuñécar Juanjo Ruiz joya and tourism councillor Daniel Barbero with one of the cubes. (Ideal)

    Technology

    Costa Tropical holiday resort installs 'smart cubes' that charge mobile phones and offer free wi-fi

    These new facilities for tourists in Almuñécar are solar-powered and also provide weather and environmental information

    Ideal | 12/04/2024 16:13h.
  • The hotel of the future arrives in Granada: domotics and AI, controlled by iPad
    Reception of the futuristic hotel. (Futurotel Granada Dreams)

    Granada

    The hotel of the future arrives in Granada: domotics and AI, controlled by iPad

    Futurot

    Alberto Flores | 12/04/2024 15:27h.
  • The exclusive cider made in Granada's Sierra Nevada at 2,000 metres above sea level
    (IDEAL)

    Granada

    The exclusive cider made in Sierra Nevada at 2,000 metres above sea level

    Bodega Sidra del Sur-Fuente Guijarro, which produces all-natural 'apple cava', is the only one in Andalucía and the highest in Europe

    Daniel Olivares | 12/04/2024
  • Granada town finalises project to build an underwater park
    Image of the underwater museum in Cancún. (EFE)

    Costa Tropical

    Granada town finalises project to build an underwater park

    The tourist attraction, valued at more than 100,000 euros, will cover 15,000 square metres off Casarones beach in Rubite

    Pilar García-Trevijano | 12/04/2024
  • Tapas bar in south of Spain introduces tough new minimum spend per customer per hour rule
    La Madre que me Parió, in the centre of Granada. (Ideal)

    Food and drink

    Tapas bar in south of Spain introduces tough new minimum spend per customer per hour rule

    La Madre que me Parió in Granada said the measure was introduced because some people would occupy a table for over an hour with just one drink, which was detrimental to the small business with limited space

    Alberto Flores | 12/04/2024
  • Easter rain puts an end to water restrictions in 40 municipalities in Granada province
    (Ramón L.Pérez)

    Drought crisis

    Easter rain puts an end to water restrictions in 40 municipalities in Granada province

    La Costa, Valle de Lecrín and La Alpujarra are back to normal after reducing their consumption by 5 per cent, although Salobreña will keep their measures in place

    Pilar García-Trevijano | 11/04/2024
  • Meet the weathermen in the south of Spain who have gone down a storm on social media
    From left to right, Juan, Adrián and Ramón consult weather data from one of their stations in Granada. (Pepe Marín)

    Weather

    Meet the weathermen in the south of Spain who have gone down a storm on social media

    The three hobbyists, with their extensive local knowledge, have accumulated thousands of loyal followers who consult them to know exactly what the weather is doing

    Ángel Mengíbar | 10/04/2024
  • Cruise season kicks off on Spain's Costa Tropical with a ship that boasts 17 restaurants and carries 3,000 passengers
    The Norwegian Dawn cruise ship at the port of Motril. (Ideal)

    Travel

    Cruise season kicks off on Spain's Costa Tropical with a ship that boasts 17 restaurants and carries 3,000 passengers

    More than 60,000 passengers are expected to arrive in Motril on board 39 ships this season representing a growth of 74.4% in the number of cruise passengers and 56% in the number of stopovers

    Pilar García-Trevijano | 10/04/2024
  • This is the town in Spain that forbids its residents from entering the town hall in pyjamas or dressing gowns
    Sign in Marchal Town Hall prohibiting access in pyjamas or dressing gowns. (Ideal)

    Dress code

    This is the town in Spain that forbids its residents from entering the town hall in pyjamas or dressing gowns

    "We are not asking them to come in suits, but we are asking them to respect the dress code," the mayor of Marchal in Andalucía's Granada province said

    Sandra Martínez | 08/04/2024
  • A fencing mask and foil, just two of the more unusual objects left behind by passengers in Granada's taxis
    Some of the objects lost in taxis in Granada. (PideTaxi Granada)

    Lost property

    A fencing mask and foil, just two of the more unusual objects left behind by passengers in Granada's taxis

    Drivers have handed over lost property left in their vehicles to the city's Local Police in the hope that they can be returned to their rightful owners

    Ángel Mengíbar | 08/04/2024
  • Watch as firefighters in Spain use a turntable ladder to help rescue a horse after it became trapped in a ditch

    The horse lying trapped in the ditch. (Bomberos de Granada)

    Animal welfare

    Watch as firefighters in Spain use a turntable ladder to help rescue a horse after it became trapped in a ditch

    Onlookers applauded the fire service rescuers, once the animal was safely back on its feet, following the tricky recovery operation in Granada on Sunday

    Carlos Morán | 08/04/2024
  • Lorry in double fatal crash in Granada province was carrying 540 kilos of hashish
    A Civil Guard officer unpacks hashish that was hidden in a lorry in Granada. (Guardia Civil)

    112 incident

    Lorry in double fatal crash in Granada province was carrying 540 kilos of hashish

    The two dead, one from Lugo and the other a resident of El Ejido in Almeria province, had previous convictions for drug trafficking, according to the Guardia Civil

    Carlos Morán | 07/04/2024
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