Juanma Moreno stands firm on plan to govern Andalucía without Vox
The incumbent president argues that despite falling just short of an absolute majority, the election mandate is "uncontestable".
Héctor Barbotta
Sevilla
The incumbent president argues that despite falling just short of an absolute majority, the election mandate is "uncontestable".
Relationships
The average stands at 5.9 sexual encounters per month, but the distribution of sexual activity and orgasms varies widely, according to a study
Economy
This is the lowest price since July 2024, thanks to the government's tax cuts within the anti-crisis regulation framework
A warm subtropical air mass is set to send temperatures soaring across the region
Ruling confirms singer was not a tax resident in 2011 after state fails to prove she spent 183 days in Spain
Extra Groove Elevation
Erly Thornton and the Costa del Sol Funk Collective Return to La Cochera Cabaret
Education
Hantavirus 2026
History
Transport
Public transport
Extra Ibex Insurance
Urban planning
Crime
Andalusian election 2026
The party led in the region by Juanma Moreno lost five seats and will depend on hard-right group Vox, while the socialist PSOE lost two seats
The officer, who has been suspended from duty since the incident, is now accused of attempted chemical submission
Discover the historic Atlantic walkway in Cádiz where colonial architecture and stunning sunsets recreate the magic of Old Havana
Health
The elderly, the chronically ill, pregnant women and children under the age of four are among the groups most at risk
Heritage
The annual event marks 25 years of International Museum Day in Gibraltar with free entry, workshops and family activities
Gibraltar
The chief minister leads delegation to review Treaty implementation infrastructure
Conservation
The move follows a recent paper published in Scientific Reports, co-authored by local technical officers, which highlights the biological impacts of illegal feeding
A study reveals that only women used their mouths as a tool for making thread and cordage
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Animal welfare
Recent sightings of the northern bald ibis in Campillos, Antequera, Marbella and the Serranía de Ronda mountain range have been possible thanks to an ambitious international project
Society
Alejandro Doña García wants to take a proposal to Malaga city council and urge the authorities to improve care for homeless people with mental illness
Health
Treatments for cocaine addiction in the province have tripled in two decades, replacing heroin, alongside gambling, screen addiction and 'chemsex'
A team at Madrid’s 12 de Octubre Hospital successfully reconstructed a baby’s urinary tract, marking a breakthrough in neonatal care
New therapies and early diagnosis have increased five-year survival in these tumours to 85 per cent.
Andalusian escape
The first specialised report on this market in the province puts the number of luxury homes with additional facilities at 1,559
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Work has been carried out for the past three weeks at El Bombo beach to restore both the route and the retaining wall near the Las Mimosas residential development, which was partially knocked down by the force of the waves
Held between 22 - 24 May and 29 - 31 May in bars and music venues across the town, the rock route will again present bands and solo artists performing genres such as rock, pop, soul, blues, jazz and indie
Andalusian influencers around the world
The romantic ballads singer had unusual success in places Spaniards rarely broke into, such as the former Soviet Union and Japan
Food and drink
El Wafelito and Bon Bueno are opening two new establishments in the city centre offering stroopwafels, a traditional sweet from the Netherlands
Extra Groove Elevation
Erly Thornton and the Costa del Sol Funk Collective Return to La Cochera Cabaret
Infrastructure
The urban planning department has reached an agreement with the architects who had started the design of a performing arts centre, compensating them with 58,000 euros
Entertainment
With a capacity of 1,000 seats, the new complex with eleven screens will host commercial premieres, independent films and classics
The Bottom Line
The bleak housing situation for young professionals on the Costa del Sol has reached the point where people feel they need to uproot their lives from friends and family and move 400km away comments contributor Neil Hesketh
The Music Maker
Columnist Peter Edgerton finds himself coiled like a viper in a midnight battle of wits against the Spanish bureaucracy’s digital gatekeepers
The Euro Zone
Columnist Mark Nayler looks at how Spain's misuse of EU recovery funds came under the spotlight
Food and drink
The rule book about living in Spain has a chapter referring to Spanish bars, with a prominent subsection headed Tapas
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The vehicle fell into a stream between Sedella and Canillas de Aceituno and the sole occupant was taken to the local hospital
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One of the victims is an 82-year-old woman who remains in the ICU with a severe head injury
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The gardens of the old Tabacalera was the setting for the recording of one of the segments in the new 'Legends'
Gardening in southern Spain
Native to the tropical forests of the Indian subcontinent and Southeast Asia, this is a fascinating plant for the gardener who fancies trying something ‘a little different’
Juventud de Torremolinos remain masters of their own destiny, but defeat in Murcia means next weekend's Malaga derby will be decisive
Ceuta 1 - Malaga 4
A dominant first half in Ceuta put Juan Francisco Funes's side in charge as they moved closer to securing a place in the top six
Football
Sotogrande International School teams won the Champions Gold Cup and the Champions Europa Silver League Cup in the Mediterranean competition for U14 football
Hantavirus
The 14 Spaniards will be under quarantine at the Gómez Ulla hospital in Madrid, while the government negotiates with the countries of residence of the other passengers
Food and drink
Columnist Andrew J. Linn explores the blend of politics and social engineering that keeps Spain a boozer’s paradise and explains why wine and cava escape the heavy duties found in Northern Europe
The Bottom Line
Columnist Jennie Rhodes welcomes the long-awaited drop in bus fares but argues that cheaper tickets will do little to solve the fifteen years of stress, poor signage and station chaos that continue to plague local passengers
The Euro Zone
Columnist Mark Nayler highlights the awkward timing of Spain’s request for EU protection against American sanctions as Madrid simultaneously faces a legal showdown with Brussels over its discriminatory property tax rules
