Infrastructure
Marbella revamps Avenida del Mar
Works include waterproofing, crack repairs, marble polishing and installation of a new drainage and irrigation network
Infrastructure
Works include waterproofing, crack repairs, marble polishing and installation of a new drainage and irrigation network
Laura Pérez Osorio, president of Yes We Tech
The association celebrates ten years of fighting the gender gap: "We provide guidance and a network so that girls and women do not feel alone along the way"
Gender-based violence
The trial of Marco Romeo begins as prosecutors detail how the defendant allegedly killed Sibora Gagani and hid her remains behind a wall for nine years
Malaga
The landmark traveller, a regular user named Mercedes, was presented with a leisure and culture prize package
Infrastructure
Francisco de la Torre targets a two-month deadline to launch the €209 million project, the most expensive and ambitious infrastructure of his current term
Sport
Coastal authorities order the removal of the 1960s facility to restore the Axarquía shoreline, while Torrox town hall fights to save the local summer fair site
Tourism
The abandoned 18th-century structure in Malaga’s historic centre will be transformed into 20 'premium' tourist apartments by 2028
Infrastructure
The president acknowledges that the centre, still awaiting permission to open the radiotherapy and nuclear medicine services, was "at the limit of its capacity"
Tourism
The campaign promises prospective German tourists "unique and memorable experiences" in Malaga province
Transport
Hoteliers warn of a 25 per cent drop in occupancy for Easter Week and possible impact during April's first two weeks
Urban planning
City council freezes work on the 1903 Limonar mansion after Con Málaga and residents report permit irregularities and express fears over tourism use
Air transport
SUR keeps collecting updates from the groups in different points of the world who cannot return due to the airspace closure
Costa del Sol
With temporary employment rates nearing 50%, municipal staff vote overwhelmingly to strike for the first time in history, citing frozen negotiations and expired contracts
Middle East war 2026
With 20% of Spain’s Iranian population residing in Malaga, local exiles grapple with the ethics of foreign intervention versus the brutality of the Islamic Republic
Drugs
The investigation began after officers became aware of the possible existence of an illegal marijuana plantation in an isolated rural property in the village of Arenas