Poverty-stricken families make new homes of Spain’s abandoned holiday flats
An estimated 700,000 properties are lying dormant across the country
Spain’s Supreme Court to hear appeals for Marbella’s Malaya Case
The €2.4 billion fraud scandal saw Andalucia's largest ever trial - so a big new court had to be built for the hearing
ERE UPDATE: UGT ex-secretary charged
Judge Mercedes Alaya charges 16 more in Spain’s largest-ever public money fraud case
Magdalena Alvarez quits European Investment Bank
Insists she is innocent of fraud and embezzlement
Greenpeace shouts its message to the Algarrobico hotel louder than ever before
Nearly a hundred activists painted the NGOs newest message to the Junta
Tourism on the up in Andalucia
The sector is beginning its recovery, according to new Junta report
End of the line for AVE high speed rail link between Sevilla and Malaga
Politicians slam a 'ridiculous' short-sighted decision to scrap the high speed rail line. By Giles Brown
EU launches investigation into Andalucian spending of public funds
Brussels has opened the investigation after €200 million of EU funds allegedly vanished
ERE slush fund case urged to transfer to Supreme Court
The Anti-Corruption Attorney's Office is stepping in to advise Judge Mercedes Alaya
Small victory for families evicted from Costa de la Luz homes
Expats find a reason to be happy amid the remains of their homes
Hundreds of hunting traps seized in Sierra de Yeguas
Investigation sniffs out poison, traps and nets at private hunting estates
Junta’s deals on wheels
Chance to grab a bargain as more than 80 official motors go under the hammer
VIDEO: Two British-owned homes have been demolished in Spain and two more will come down this week
Expats given 30 days to remove belongings before their properties were destroyed
EU backs campaigners in calls to change Spain’s mortgage laws
European Parliament has called for changes to Spain's tough eviction laws
Junta de Andalucia accused of human rights abuses
A BRITISH family whose home is at risk of being demolished is taking the Junta to court.
Junta uses old Franco law to ease eviction worries
Decree could allow homeowners to escape eviction
Radio boss slams Junta for shutting popular station
Talk Radio Europe boss accuses the Junta of increasing unemployment by allowing popular radio stations to close
Under attack
It was a sad day when Andalucia’s oldest expat radio station Coastline FM was taken off air this week
Costa del Sol fire victims still left out in the cold after half a year of waiting
Homeowners are still caught up in complicated planning laws stopping them from rebuilding their properties following the Malaga fires
Coastline FM forced off air by Junta
Expats horrified after 24-year-old radio station is forced into a temporary shutdown
Costa del Sol health centres put on hold
Work to build three new health centres and improve two hospitals on the Costa del Sol have been put on hold
Junta introduces bike scheme but fails to reduce 263-strong fleet of company cars
Regional government accused of not practising what it preaches
Expat fire victims forced to wait years to start rebuilding
EXCLUSIVE: New campaign aims to raise awareness of loophole which is stopping fire victims in Mijas from rebuilding their homes
Nature loving Brits lend a helping hand
Britons and Spaniards work together, using donkeys, to improve animal habitats
Algarrobico demolition to cost well under estimate
Demolition costs for the illegal hotel have dropped from €300 million to just over €7 million
Spain’s A-377 in need of repair
The road is referred to as 'terrible'
