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  • This is one of the best kept underground secrets in Almeria (and it's not the Civil War shelters)
    An image of the Puerta de Almería archaeological site.

    05/03 | 15:29

    This is one of the best kept underground secrets in Almeria (and it's not the Civil War shelters)

    The site is home to a two-thousand-year-old Roman salting factory and the remains of a medieval wall dating back to the Islamic period

    E. Gabriel Llanderas
  • Historic Villa Rosalía renovation halted: private residence plans spark controversy in Malaga
    The mansion on Paseo del Limonar 40 in Malaga was designed in 1903. (Sur)

    05/03 | 15:28

    Historic Villa Rosalía renovation halted: private residence plans spark controversy in Malaga

    City council freezes work on the 1903 Limonar mansion after Con Málaga and residents report permit irregularities and express fears over tourism use

    Jesús Hinojosa
  • First Malaga tourists stranded by Middle East conflict return aboard military and commercial flights
    Part of the group of Malaga residents boarding the military plane in Oman. (SUR)

    05/03 | 15:09

    First Malaga tourists stranded by Middle East conflict return aboard military and commercial flights

    SUR keeps collecting updates from the groups in different points of the world who cannot return due to the airspace closure

    Chus Heredia
  • Mijas town hall workers to launch 'historic' indefinite strike over job stability
    Protest by the trade unions last Saturday at the Andalusia Day event. (SUR)

    05/03 | 15:08

    Mijas town hall workers to launch 'historic' indefinite strike over job stability

    With temporary employment rates nearing 50%, municipal staff vote overwhelmingly to strike for the first time in history, citing frozen negotiations and expired contracts

    José Carlos García
  • Iran's diaspora in Malaga divided over war but united in longing for democracy
    Two Iranians who have lived in Spain for three decades. (SUR)

    05/03 | 12:54

    Iran's diaspora in Malaga divided over war but united in longing for democracy

    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

    Cristina Vallejo
  • Two arrested and 20 kilos of cannabis seized during raid in Axarquía village
    The illegal plantation in Arenas. (Guardia Civil)

    05/03 | 12:37

    Two arrested and 20 kilos of cannabis seized during raid in Axarquía village

    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

    Eugenio Cabezas
  • Police find no evidence of cyberbullying following 14-year-old student's death in Benalmádena

    05/03 | 12:24

    Police find no evidence of cyberbullying following 14-year-old student's death in Benalmádena

    The National Police have completed the analysis of Ángela's mobile phone and tablet, in addition to inspecting her school environment

    Juan Cano
  • Malaga traffic: lorry breakdown creates eight-kilometre tailback on A-7 motorway

    05/03 | 12:23

    Malaga traffic: lorry breakdown creates eight-kilometre tailback on A-7 motorway

    The incident occurred at kilometre 979 in the direction of Cadiz around 8am on Thursday

    Almudena Nogués
  • Malaga artists shine at Arco 2026 as private galleries face regional 'blackout'
    Work by Federico Miró.

    05/03 | 12:21

    Malaga artists shine at Arco 2026 as private galleries face regional 'blackout'

    Despite the creative power of 13 local creators and a debut by Pedro Hoz, high tax rates and economic pressures leave Málaga's private galleries absent from Spain's premier art fair

    Regina Sotorrío
  • Roman Malaga rises: Thyssen Museum opens long-awaited ‘buried city’ to public
    The Mayor of Malaga and Baroness Thyssen visit the archaeological remains. (Marilú Báez)

    05/03 | 10:53

    Roman Malaga rises: Thyssen Museum opens long-awaited ‘buried city’ to public

    After 20 years of meticulous excavation, the museum’s archaeological site offers an immersive journey into the 1st-century salt-fish industry and domestic life of ancient Malaca

    Regina Sotorrío
  • Casabermeja offers flavour and tradition during its spring culinary route
    Among the various planned activities are Malaga cheese tastings. (SUR)

    05/03 | 10:44

    Casabermeja offers flavour and tradition during its spring culinary route

    The Montes de Málaga town is promoting locally sourced produce and specially prepared tasting menus from Friday 6 until Sunday 8 March

    Isabel Méndez
  • Malaga health: old Hospital Pascual is on its way to becoming Hospital Regional's new health centre
    A worker at the Hospital Pascual refurbishment site in Malaga. (MIGUE FERNÁNDEZ)

    05/03 | 10:43

    Malaga health: old Hospital Pascual is on its way to becoming Hospital Regional's new health centre

    Work began in February and the first phase should be ready by the end of the year, according to the Andalusian regional government

    José Antonio Sau
  • Cártama gets ready to welcome spring again with live music festival
    The town hall and Cártama bar owners announce the event. (SUR)

    05/03 | 10:29

    Cártama gets ready to welcome spring again with live music festival

    Cártama Fest Spring Party, now in its third year, will take place on 21 March at the municipal auditorium in Parque Santo Cristo

    Tony Bryant
  • Malaga business' chief urges government to be more cautious in its opposition to Trump
    Javier González de Lara, president of the CEM and the CEA. (Sur)

    05/03 | 10:21

    Malaga business' chief urges government to be more cautious in its opposition to Trump

    The head of the employers' association says the conflict in the Middle East will have a "direct effect" on Malaga companies with production in transit

    Nuria Triguero
  • Malaga weather: storm Regina eases on Thursday but rain returns on Friday
    Rain this Wednesday in Malaga. (Migue Fernández)

    05/03 | 10:19

    Malaga weather: storm Regina eases on Thursday but rain returns on Friday

    The state meteorological agency forecasts a new high altitude depression in the final stretch of the week, with precipitation that will subside on Sunday

  • Gender wage gap persists in Andalucía for women: 26 per cent less pay
    (Adobe)

    04/03 | 16:27

    Gender wage gap persists in Andalucía for women: 26 per cent less pay

    JOSÉ LUIS PIEDRA
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