Holy Monday processions in the heart of Malaga, in pictures
SUR photographers were out in force capturing all the atmosphere and emotion of the spectacular Semana Santa processions in the city
SUR photographers were out in force capturing all the atmosphere and emotion of the spectacular Semana Santa processions in the city
Two new stations Guadalmedina, next to El Corte Inglés; and Atarazanas, in the Alameda Principal were officially opened this Monday (27 March). Members of the public were then able to start using the two new stops a few hours later
The almost month-long tournament came to an end Cártama Cricket Oval, with the French team beating Hornchurch (England) in the final
Thousands of people took to the city's streets in support of the demonstration called by the Marea Blanc (white tide) movement
Almost 1,000 people took part in Sunday's protest ride to call for a firm commitment to sustainable mobility in Malaga
Luis de la Fuente's team beat Norway (3 - 0) at a packed La Rosaleda stadium in a Euro 2024 qualifying game this Saturday evening
SCHOOLWORK SHOWCASE 2023
All the work submitted by secondary school students for the special SUR in English supplement in March 2023
SCHOOLWORK SHOWCASE 2023
All the work by primary students submitted for the special SUR in English supplement in March 2023
Alma DeSoul retained the title for the second consecutive year; second place went to Deseo and the third, to Isterika
Hundreds of people took part in the fun traditional Indian festival that celebrates the arrival of spring
Supporters of the cause turned out in their thousands in the city centre this Wednesday evening, 8 March
More than a decade after his last project in Malaga and after earning a place on the international art scene, the local artist presents 'Mr. Günter, The Cat Show' with unpublished works, huge sculptures and canvases that have never before been seen together
The city's streets were filled with colour on Sunday for the first of two weekends of activities
SUR photographers braved the weather to record images of the storm which is expected to continue through until Sunday, with amber warnings still in place along the coast
Some 20,000 people took part in the four-day event, which recreated the feel of the American music scene in the '50s, with more than 40 bands from around the world