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  • Malaga loses opportunity to become European Customs Agency
    First Deputy Prime Minister Montero and Mayor of Malaga De la Torre during the defence of the Malaga candidacy. (Sur)

    25/03 | 13:38

    Malaga loses opportunity to become European Customs Agency

    Rome and Lille are now competing for the headquarters role, which leaves Malaga with yet another failure to achieve international host recognition

    Antonio M. Romero
  • Seven forests you have to visit in Malaga: from pine groves to riverbanks

    25/03 | 13:29

    Seven forests you have to visit in Malaga: from pine groves to riverbanks

    Large forest masses and smaller, more secluded woodlands make up a selection of natural spaces in the province, from primeval formations to reforested pine groves that have been fitted out with trails

    Javier Almellones
  • Immerse yourself in nature by exploring Malaga's forests
    The woodland along the Arroyo de la Ventilla hiking trail near Ronda. (J.A.)

    25/03 | 13:28

    Immerse yourself in nature by exploring Malaga's forests

    Dense groves of Spanish firs, pines, cork oaks and even riverside woods. In the province there is a wide variety of forests that are a refuge for flora and fauna and provide a real respite for nature lovers

    Javier Almellones
  • Local foreign community learns about the Axarquía's subtropical fruit sector
    The group at the organic avocado plantation. (J. Rhodes)

    25/03 | 13:19

    Local foreign community learns about the Axarquía's subtropical fruit sector

    The tour, which was funded by Vélez-Málaga town hall through an EU grant and organised by Plan A tours, included a visit to an organic avocado plantation near Vélez-Málaga and a visit to the Trops tropical fruit cooperative

    Jennie Rhodes
  • Malaga vocational training achieves 65.7 per cent job placement thanks to growing demand and social acceptance
    Students from IES La Rosaleda, a benchmark centre for vocational training in the province of Malaga. (Ñito Salas)

    25/03 | 13:11

    Malaga vocational training achieves 65.7 per cent job placement thanks to growing demand and social acceptance

    Vocational training is also enjoying a more positive societal perception in Spain

    Matías Stuber
  • Malaga engineer heads Nasa's future permanent moon base

    25/03 | 13:07

    Malaga engineer heads Nasa's future permanent moon base

    Spanish specialist Carlos García-Galán leads Donald Trump’s 'moon base' initiative as Nasa pauses Gateway station to focus on lunar colonisation

    Nuria Triguero
  • Spanish time: must I set the clocks one hour forward or back this weekend?

    25/03 | 12:35

    Spanish time: must I set the clocks one hour forward or back this weekend?

    While the Spanish authorities debate whether to eliminate changes to daylight saving time in the future, there is no final decision on this issue for now, so check those clocks!

    Rossel Aparicio
  • 62 families evicted in Manilva amid heavy police deployment
    (Josele)

    25/03 | 12:32

    62 families evicted in Manilva amid heavy police deployment

    Manilva town hall has made the municipal sports complex available for the 25 families who have no housing alternative

    Emma Pérez-Romera
  • Spain’s anti-eviction ‘shield’ collapses: what the new legal landscape means for landlords
    (EFE)

    25/03 | 12:31

    Spain’s anti-eviction ‘shield’ collapses: what the new legal landscape means for landlords

    End of general suspension on evictions sparks debate over the balance between social protection and property rights

    C. A.
  • 'Zombie pedestrians': DGT launches Easter road safety campaign as such accidents skyrocket
    In the campaign video, a pedestrian is run over while looking at his mobile phone. (DGT)

    25/03 | 12:04

    'Zombie pedestrians': DGT launches Easter road safety campaign as such accidents skyrocket

    One in three people cross the road while using their mobile phones, according to Spain's traffic authority

    SUR
  • Malaga police use 'alcohol curve' maths to charge hit-and-run driver three hours after crash

    25/03 | 12:01

    Malaga police use 'alcohol curve' maths to charge hit-and-run driver three hours after crasht

    Forensic retro-calculations suggest the suspect’s breathalyser level was double the criminal limit at the time of the collision in eastern Malaga

    Juan Cano
  • Malaga mortgage mystery: why loan signatures doubled in January 2026 despite falling sales

    25/03 | 11:44

    Malaga mortgage mystery: why loan signatures doubled in January 2026 despite falling sales

    A rise in 'mortgage splitting' has artificially inflated Malaga’s property stats, as multiple loans are now being attached to single property units

    Cristina Vallejo
  • Marbella, 20 years since Malaya case

    25/03 | 11:39

    Marbella, 20 years since Malaya case

    It remains unclear "how much money was lost", but 'only' 92.4 million euros have been recovered

    José Carlos García
  • Malaga Port finally starts installation of Neptune and Venus sculptures

    (Pedro J. Quero)

    25/03 | 11:32

    Malaga Port finally starts installation of Neptune and Venus sculptures

    For six months, the controversial work of artist Ginés Serrán will guard the entrance to the port from the Plaza de la Marina

    Regina Sotorrío
  • Malaya, two decades since the operation that changed Marbella's history

    25/03 | 11:26

    Malaya, two decades since the operation that changed Marbella's history

    It has been 20 years since the first arrests led to the end of the web of corruption that governed the town hall

    Héctor Barbotta y Juan Cano
  • Spain's traffic authorities prepare new fines
    They are expected to be implemented by the end of this year or early 2026. (F. P.)

    25/03 | 11:16

    Spain's traffic authorities prepare new fines

    Zero tolerance for irregularities committed by novice drivers and tougher penalties for repeat offenders - the traffic authorities tighten measures to prevent dangerous driving

    Juan Roig Valor
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