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Malaga province hit-and-run suspect faces up to four years in prison following four-month investigation
The police located the car with traces of the pedestrian's blood, which then led them to the driver
Irene Quirante
112 incident
The police located the car with traces of the pedestrian's blood, which then led them to the driver
Irene Quirante
Crime
The Guardia Civil have arrested 13 people on suspicion of drug-trafficking, robbery and belonging to a criminal organisation in the Antequera area
Irene Quirante |
The 50-metre sign in Cuevas Bajas has become a tourist draw on the Mozarabic pilgrimage route through Andalucía
Inland
The town hall has confirmed that the supply to the inland Malaga village will end on 30 June and is confident that it will be able to meet demand using its own resources from July onwards
Crime
The inmate consistently showed aggressive behaviour and attacked prison officers on several occasions this week
Irene Quirante |
Crime
At the time of the arrest, the suspect was subject to an outstanding arrest warrant for similar offences
SUR |
The project included a lift, walkways and accessible routes to enable people with reduced mobility to access the area from the entrance to the parade ground
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Travel
Regional leaders inaugurate the 110-metre final-stretch walkway, boosting Andalucía's inland travel sector
Nine rings and a rosary, mostly of sentimental value, have been taken from statues housed at the Iglesia de Santiago
Civil War
Works push total estimate to 200 people and confirm a third phase will be needed to complete the recovery
Crime
One of the people who were sleeping inside the house the motorcyclist targeted said that she had started receiving threats during the night
María José Díaz Alcalá |
Malaga
Shootings, mostly linked to score-settling and drug-trafficking, have become increasingly common in the province
Ignacio Lillo |
The abundant rains have revived the Antequera wetland, which the authorities during Franco's dictatorship artificially drained in the 60s to use it for agriculture
Ignacio Lillo |
The abundant rains have revived the Antequera wetland, which the authorities during Franco's dictatorship artificially drained in the 60s to use it for agriculture
Water welfare
Alameda, Humilladero, Fuente de Piedra and Mollina have put irrigation, vehicle washing and swimming pool filling limits in place to prioritise essential needs
Julio J. Portabales |