The story of Blas Infante
Blas Infante - the ‘father of Andalucia’ - was born in Casares and gave his life for the region, writes Tom Powell
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Spanish government tries to dodge cost of earthquake-damage gas-storage site
Owned by Real Madrid president Florentino Perez, the site is demanding €1.4 billion in compensation
Water, water anywhere?
Columnist Giles Brown on the weather and Russell Crowe
Junta President announces possible legislative changes affecting illegal properties in Andalucia
Susana Díaz announces plans to propose legislative change that would legalise thousands of homes
Prisoners in Spain are refusing to leave jail
Dozens want to stay in the cells for fear of the outside world
Buzz in the air at British School of Marbella
Headmistress Sian Kirkham is thrilled to be back for the new term
Spain warned to tackle ‘poor’ air pollution
Air quality linked to poor lung health among adults
Spanish government stocks up on riot gear for autumn
Amnesty calls the purchase a 'worrying development'
Mother whose child was crushed by luggage carousel at Alicante airport takes manufacturer to court
Nathania Terry watched helplessly as her five-month-old baby was dragged into a gap between two carousels
PP set to abandon Spain’s controversial abortion reforms
Mariano's PP about to U-turn, allegedly motivated by electoral concerns
British nonagenarian jetsetters are about to hit Benidorm on their first ever holiday
Charlie and Madge Pallett are about to set of on a holiday of a lifetime
Expats challenge housing tax in Chiclana
Group IBI Real have collected 8,000 petition signatures
Grade II listed Villa Piramide on the market in Marbella
The house is widely recognised as the most inspirational work by architect Angel Taborda
Guardia Civil officers attacked with a TV in Nerja
A US Marine threw the television after reportedly hitting his wife
Launch of new women’s networking event in Manilva
Offering women the chance to find suppliers and make new contacts
ITV prices vary by more than double across Spain
Castilla y Leon is the most expensive
Santander chairman dies aged 79
The bank's board will meet later today to decide who will replace one of Spain's most powerful men
Torremolinos PSOE leader grilled over connection to massive training course fraud scandal in ‘circus-like’ council meeting
Torremolinos mayor demands the town's PSOE leader explain his connection to the scandal, as the meeting descends into a 'circus'
Supreme court closes case against communist mayor Sanchez Gordillo
The Robin Hood figure was being investigated over the use of town hall funds for hiring buses for the Andalucian Workers Party
Expats: Check yourself
Flexible new UK pension rules are on the way in but don’t assume they will apply to you, writes Richard Alexander
Farmers dump thousands of potatoes outside Granada Carrefour in Russian protest
EU sanctions are putting the squeeze on suppliers
Olive oil capital Jaen celebrates massive export upsurge
Industry conference to be hosted in September
EXCLUSIVE PICTURE SPECIAL: Irish gangster Gerard ‘the Hatchet’ Kavanagh slain in broad daylight in Marbella murder
More than a hundred punters looked on as bullets flew round the busy square. Photographs copyright the Olive Press
Part II: Once more unto the beach
Marbella ‘playa’-boy Giles Brown concludes his two-part series on how to navigate beach etiquette
Malaga’s the best place to live in Spain, says study
Residents in the city are happier than those in Madrid and Barcelona