Estepona town hall has just 35 admin staff out of almost 1,100 employees
The region employs 1,096 public employees, of which 164 are civil servants
Fears for Spain’s defence industry post-Brexit as figures show UK accounted for more than a third of arms sales last year
Two-thirds of Spanish arms sales went to EU members or NATO partners
Spain’s top anti-corruption prosecutor resigns over links to offshore company in Panama
The PSOE said his resignation came too late
UK officially the worst-performing advanced economy in the world in post-Brexit nosedive
It comes after the UK was outgrowing Germany, Japan and even the US before the Brexit vote last June
Mariano Rajoy presses wrong button to accidentally vote against own budget
The budget should be adopted by the end of June
WATCH: Dramatic moment migrants forced to abandon rubber boat after it caught fire off Spain’s southern coast
They were all taken to Granada
Three ex-mayors among 17 to be probed in Mijas racecourse investigation
Martinez claims official reports show that the track was illegally rented back to the town hall
PP backs Balearic president Biel Company after he refuses to publish income details
Podemos's Balearic leader Albert Jarado also under fire for receiving rental income
Spain’s leaders react to Manchester terror attack which has left at least 22 dead
The attack happened during an Ariana Grande concert
Lib Dem leader Tim Farron promises MPs for expats and accuses Tories of ‘breaking word’
Farron savages 'utter unfairness' of May denying expats vote in election
Pedro Sanchez beats Susana Diaz to become PSOE general secretary once more
Sanchez trounces Diaz in Balearics, winning 71.4% of vote
Andalucia lagging behind due to reliance on EU funds, claims new study
The study suggests in terms of time Andalucia lost nine years in GDP
PP slams Mallorca council president Miquel Ensenyat’s ‘ineffectiveness’ in office
Mauricio Rovira highlights unfinished Soller tunnel and Llucmajor to Campos road
Spain urged to deal with systemic corruption by international watchdog
The body has called on the Spanish government to act immediately
Spain demands UK investigate spike in xenophobic attacks against Spaniards following Brexit vote
Almost 5,500 racially or religiously motivated offences were reported to police in the month after the Brexit vote
Malaga politicians seek harsher sentences for animal cruelty
Partido Popular MPs Avelino Barrionuevo and Joaquín Ramírez are to start the process of having the changes enshrined in law
Remain campaigners urge expats to take part in huge anti-Brexit bonfire
It will coincide with the first EU referendum anniversary
Sevilla judges slam Junta boss Susana Diaz after she claims conspiracy against PSOE in Andalucia
It comes after two ex-Junta presidents were officially ordered to stand trial in the ERE case
Malaga councillor joins opposition party after being expelled for failing breath test
After sitting as an independent for seven months, Antonio Moreno Ocon has now joined the PSOE, giving their coalition with the PA and GIPMTM overall
Spanish parliament votes to exhume Franco’s remains
Opposition parties on the left and centre backed a motion 198 votes to one to remove the fascist dictator out of state-funded mausoleum Valle de
Andalucia Junta head Susana Diaz receives most party endorsements for upcoming leadership contest
Spain’s Socialist Party will go to the polls to vote on the party’s general secretary in an election set for May 21
Franco’s body set to be removed from Valle de Los Caidos tomb after vote tomorrow
The majority of deputies voting in Spain's Congress tomorow are in favour of the Socialist PSOE motion to exhume the dictator’s body from the controversial
Campaigners Brexpats in Spain to attend Sevilla Brexit conference
Journalists and academics to speak at University meeting
BREXIT ROW: Juncker says English language losing its importance in Europe as tensions rise over negotiations
He added that Britain decided to leave the bloc despite historic successes and a recent uptick in economic growth
Walking trails hailed as key to sustainable tourism in Andalucia
Teresa Rodriguez, General Secretary of Podemos Andalucia, said that the Junta should do more to showcase the region’s 10,000km of trails as a green, responsible
Theresa May accuses EU of trying to influence UK election
The PM made a string of allegations towards the press and European Commission