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Food critic
La Barra Inka: popular Creole cuisine in Malaga
Hearty, colourful dishes at affordable prices
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Art
Art in the rural environment: from Villanueva del Rosario to Genalguacil
Contemporary art off the beaten track is defended in an exhibition in the 'museum village' in the Genal valley, featuring works created at Rara Residencia
Regina Sotorrío | -
Gardening
Recommended for your garden in the south of Spain: Drimia maritima
Drimia maritima, synonym Urginea maritima commonly called sea squill or sea onion, is a perennial plant native to the Mediterranean
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Holy Week services on the Costa del Sol
Holy Week: Following God's call to warmer climes for Easter
Brother Michael Jacobs will be preaching alongside Father Louis at St George's Anglican Church in Malaga during Holy Week and admits that he's particularly looking forward to seeing some sunshine
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Art and culture
Museo Picasso revamps its exhibition spaces to show new works by the artist
The art gallery launches a collection including 10 never-seen-before works of art in Spain, taking a more unified look at the Malaga artist's work
Francisco Griñán | -
Andalusian bird watch
The Iberian grey shrike
The Andalucía Bird Society recommends looking out for the Lanius meridionalis this month
Peter Jones | -
Hay Festival Forum
Seville embraces world of culture, literature, film and architecture
The cultural gathering featured 30 visiting guests from around the world who are considered "pioneers" in their particular fields
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Health and beauty
Being tall has its drawbacks... it can affect your health
Taller people are at greater risk of certain infections and nerve pain in their hands and feet
Fermin Apezteguia |
Extra HM Hospitales
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Food and drink opinion
Relaxed opening
It's never been a secret that one of the things northern Europeans enjoy about visiting Spain is the relaxed approach to the opening times of bars and restaurants
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21 March, World Poetry Day
World Poetry Day 2024: Spanish poets in times of resistance
The lives of Joseph Blanco White and José Ángel Valente were linked to both Andalucía and England. As well as writing poetry, the former fought against French invaders and for the independence of Spanish America, while the latter did so against Franco's dictatorship
Alekk M. Saanders | -
Food and drink
The nine 'torrijas' you must try in Malaga during Semana Santa
SUR visits some of the bakeries in the city that make this traditional Easter treat
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Is beer with lemon actually healthier than just regular beer?
Spain's consumer watchdog has won a lawsuit against the Damm brand for misleading information on its labels
Isabel Ibáñez |