Culture
From 21 to 24 August, the Malaga town will celebrate the 19th edition of Douglas Days, featuring a twinning with Melrose, historical reenactments, Celtic music and medieval markets
Wildfires
The man posted messages on social media blaming the municipality for the state of the vegetation and warning of the risk of fires
Crime
The vandals, who were recorded by security cameras and identified by the Local Police, have admitted their involvement
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The fire broke out on the first floor of a property and although Daniel Weigend was rescued by the emergency services, he died three days later
Motoring
Several minor accidents were reported, as other motorists were forced to take evasive action, before police finally intercept the 65-year-old who was arrested for endangering road safety
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History
During the five weeks that archaeologists have been working in Campillos, they have already discovered 17 bodies, but the number is expected to exceed 100, many of them women
Railway network
After lying dormant for ten years, the project for the Antequera circuit in the north of the province would allow the testing of trains at over 450km/h, something currently only possible at facilities in China and Japan
Stargazing
The karst site offers night-time routes and astronomy sessions for 10 euros, with the Perseids meteor shower as the event of the summer
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The fire originated in the Cortijo Guerrero area and the A-7282 road has been partially closed as a result
Heritage
The property - one of the best preserved ever unearthed on the Iberian Peninsula - was owned by wealthy family who used to export olive oil from Malaga province to Rome around 2,000 years ago
Drought
The town hall points to the use of private swimming pools as the main cause and asks for public cooperation to avoid restrictions
Heritage
An event to celebrate the ninth anniversary saw the unveiling of a giant LED screen to welcome visitors to the popular tourist attraction in the north of Malaga province
Culture
La Sonnambula will be performed by an international and local cast, headed by Greek-Scottish soprano Annie Fassea and Dutch-American tenor Gabe Clarke
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History
Researchers are analysing whether the burial site was used again some years after the event, after detecting possible alterations to the original layout of the remains