SPAIN V TRUMP: US president’s tariffs set to take toll on Andalucia manufacturers
The food and drink sector, including olive and olive oil manufacturers, and the aluminium and watch-making industries have all expressed grave concerns
PODEMOS: Spain must do more to protect ‘climate refugees’
SPAIN’S Podemos and Equo parties have called on the government to protect refugees fleeing climate change, now becoming a more significant migration trigger than war.
Last summer’s Spain fires most damaging in recent history
WILDFIRES wreaked more devastation on the Iberian Peninsula last summer than at any time during its recent history, according to the World Wildlife Fund. In
TOXIC: 97% of Spain exposed to ‘unacceptable’ levels of air pollution
ONLY 3% of the entire Spanish nation enjoy air quality that meets World Health Organisation standards. And according to the WHO’s latest shocking report, the
10 things you might not know about Gareth Bale’s life in Spain
HE was the hero of the UEFA Champions League Final in Kiev, scoring what was quickly labelled as one of the best goals in the
Sierra de las Nieves could have National Park status by 2019
MALAGA’S Sierra de las Nieves natural park could have National Park status by 2019. Isabel García Tejerina, Spain’s Minister of Agriculture and Fishing, Food and
Cirque de Soleil returns to Malaga
AFTER a decade’s absence, popular alternative circus Cirque du Soleil returns to Malaga this month with its new acrobatic spectacular, Totem. Expected to attract a
Spain’s job market still feeling the effects of the economic crisis
THE economic crisis is continuing to pinch the jobs market in Malaga province where 53,500 fewer men are in work compared to a decade ago.
Spanish nuclear power plants have to stay in use for forty more years says leading energy chief
NUCLEAR power stations in Spain must remain active for another decade at least if the country wants to fulfill its obligations under the Paris Agreement,
Circus defends use of elephants after one killed in road accident in Spain
CIRCUS Gottani has hit back at accusations of animal abuse after one of its performing elephants died and two were seriously injured in a road
GAME OVER: French artist Invader to have controversial artworks scrubbed off Malaga buildings
TAKE a walk around Malaga and you can’t miss the 80s video game-inspired work of French street artist Invader. His trademark pixel mosaics can be
Spain wages war on wet wipes
SPAIN is waging war on wet wipes … or, rather, the practice of flushing them down the loo. A call by the Grupo Parlamentario Vasco
Food set to be served all day in Malaga
AN increasing number of restaurants in Malaga are serving food all day. Adapting to the so-called ‘non-stop’ trend, they are staying open for 12 hours
Marbella becomes a trustable option for films and series
DIRECTORS are queuing up to make movies in Marbs. More than 25 audiovisual productions used the resort city as a location between January and April
