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Malaga Holy Week 2026
Malaga Holy Week 2026: thousands line streets for a spectacular display of faith
Antonio M. Romero,
Jesús Hinojosa y
José Antonio Sau
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Malaga Holy Week 2026
Costa del Sol
This year’s poster has been created by local artist D Darko, whose design “symbolises the diversity and spirit of coexistence that defines the fair”
Infrastructure
This second section of the Camino de Torrox completes the widening of the road from the El Limonar district of the eastern Costa del Sol town southward, adding two extra lanes and a bike lane towards Caleta de Vélez
Infrastructure
The family of the 83-year-old woman, who uses a wheelchair, have denounced the lack of containers and the inconsiderate actions of some people
Housing
The Lagoom Living complex has received more than 7,000 applications for the 62 homes it is offering, with prices ranging from 632 to 876 euros per month
Crime
The police carried out a large operation to locate the suspects and reinstate peace in the neighbourhood
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Crime
The National Police are trying to locate the perpetrator, who had escaped by the time they got to the hotel
Holy Week 2026
The security councillor has announced that they will only sanction those who block access to commercial premises and buildings
Housing
The city council plans to increase the number of years residents will need to have been registered in the city to be able to apply for subsidised housing
Tourism
Hotels in this Costa del Sol town employed 2,990 staff last month, more than 200 above the 2025 figure, and registered nearly 32,000 visitors, with their average stay extending to 2.87 nights
Water welfare
Despite having drained the amount of water equivalent to four-year demand, runoffs keep increasing provincial reserves
Culture
The professional association of architects recently criticised the regional government for long reform and construction processing delays
Flood damage
The damage caused by the storms that battered large parts of the Andalusian coast in winter is estimated at nearly 200,000 euros in the eastern Costa del Sol town, primarily along the coast and on the agricultural road network
Housing
The price per square metre in the Costa del Sol capital has been rising by more than 10% on average for eleven consecutive years
Tourism
The villa became famous after the Guardia Civil reported that the former Minister of Public Works had stayed there for free during the pandemic