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Immigration
State attorney warns that halting the landmark decree would leave hundreds of thousands of people in legal limbo and damage the national interest
Health
This is the second PCR test for the 32-year-old woman in Alicante
In a decade, El Caminito has become one of the main attractions for inland tourism in the province of Malaga
The work, which depicts La Desbandá - one of the darkest moments in Spain's Civil War, has been created by the students of Ben Al Jatib school in Rincón de la Victoria and one of the survivors played a leading role in the artwork
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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
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Society
Urban planning
Society
Tourism
Malaga coastal path
112 incident
Investigation launched after 49-year-old fatally injured during fair dismantling
The province has achieved this recognition for 38 of its coastal areas, which is three more than the previous year, placing it seventh in the country and second in Andalucía
Guardia Civil seize extensive collection of protected wildlife in Operation Simbawake
Recent research confirms Neanderthal cave markings from 40,000 years ago can be visited across Malaga’s Palaeolithic sites
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
The Scotsman from Argentina: Leslie Thomson takes traditional Scottish music up and down the coast with his bagpipes. For the past 20 years he's rehearsed in a place that has become known simply as 'Piper's Hill'
Andalusian influencers
Writing in the Hollywood Reporter in February 2023, Antonio Banderas said, “One of the things that I always loved about Puss in Boots is that he’s a hero with an accent...it is one of the greatest joys of my life"
In The Frame
Volunteering with AVISA has given Bella Pavitt some hands-on experience before she starts a Chemistry degree and a career in medicine
Health
The head of the digestive system unit at the El Clínico hospital says that semaglutide, which doctors use to combat diabetes and obesity, has also shown "effectiveness" in this area
Health
Treatments for cocaine addiction in the province have tripled in two decades, replacing heroin, alongside gambling, screen addiction and 'chemsex'
New therapies and early diagnosis have increased five-year survival in these tumours to 85 per cent.
Marbella council approves a conservation project to restore and enhance the archaeological heritage of the Vega del Mar site
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Public transport
Information points will be open throughout May to provide information to passengers and the service is available on Thursdays at Vélez-Málaga town hall and on Tuesdays at the Torre del Mar mayor’s office from 9am 2pm
The three-million-euro programme includes the installation of solar panels, which will reduce dependence on electricity and save on electricity bills
History
The project is part of a strategic plan to promote the monument and understand the history of the town
Health
The other additional Ricardo Soriano and Las Albarizas facilities in the town are still awaiting commissioning after years of delays
Business
The British ambassador Spain, Alex Ellis, was in Malaga on Monday to help open the British non-food distribution firm's premises in the city
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Culture
Cristina Porta and Tamara Istambul, founders of Autocine Madrid, the largest of its kind in the world, want to open an open-air cinema in the city where they studied and first met
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 Music Maker
Columnist Peter Edgerton marks International Password Day by questioning the sanity of three-month updates and the insidious difficulty of identifying bridges in tiny internet photos
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
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
Community spirit
Sir Alex Ellis, and the vice consul in Malaga, Miriam Pérez, met with Norman Joliffe from Age Concern Fuengirola and Neil Hesketh from Support in Spain this week
Pets
Tourists and locals alike choose Motril's canine beach for its good location and accessibility
Food and drink
More and more establishments are increasingly imposing a 'one table, one bill' rule to simplify and speed up the payment collection process - but what does law say?
Hospitality
The ME luxury brand five-star hotel in the city is already being promoted on the company's website and prices range from 617 euros per night (693 with breakfast included) to 2,327 euros
The nine-time world champion suffered a fractured foot and underwent both procedures together in Madrid on Sunday
Despite going behind in the 11th minute, goals from Chupete and Joaquín were enough to see off Sporting Gijón at La Rosaleda on Saturday
More than 9,000 competitors took part across multiple disciplines as heavy rain, wind and mud made conditions especially demanding in the Serranía de Ronda
Consumer affairs
The European Commission launched an investigation into the Chinese online fashion retailer in February after accusing it of "defrauding its customers"
Infrastructure
The work on Calle Tolox is part of a wider set of enhancement and refurbishment projects undertaken by the council across the municipality in recent months
Infrastructure
Following the proposed work, the terminals at the gateway to the Costa del Sol would be able handle up to 11 million more people flying than did so in 2024
Health
Some 40 years after it was first introduced, the ministry of health's ban on such donations has been repealed
