New Lorca centre in Granada opens without manuscripts
The architects of the Federico Garcia Lorca Centro de Granada are fighting with the Garcia Lorca Foundation to prove that the conditions of the library
Miss Universe Spain 2015 crowned at Marbella’s Starlite festival
Miss Spain, a Canary Islands native, works as a doctor and speaks three languages
Ronda statues to honour American artists Hemingway and Welles
Orson Welles and Ernest Hemingway spent many summers in Ronda and will now be immortalised there
Titanic relic resurfaces in Granada after nearly 100 years
A plaque presented by the Royal Mail Steamship Union, the day before HMS Titanic began its fateful voyage has miraculously turned up in Granada
Discovering the secret white village of Pueblo Blanco in Torremolinos
A Labyrinth of narrow alleyways built in the early 1970’s, it is a charming, must visit zone for foodies and anyone looking for somewhere a
Madrid plaza renamed after late gay rights activist
The plaza Vasquez de Mella will be renamed as a tribute to Pedro Zerolo
How La Nogalera came to be Torremolinos’ gay hot-spot
Sticking two fingers up to Fascism, Torremolinos offered Europeans the chance to live the free life they desired
Surprise acts set for Gibraltar Music Festival
Top Spanish acts could join Kings of León, Madness and Duran Duran
Olive Press launches first-ever Gay Pride supplement
The Olive Press is proud to present its first Gay Pride supplement, the first of what we hope will be a long, line of successful
Compulsory siesta introduced in a Valencia town
Tradition is enforced as Ador mayor mandates three hour siesta
Noel Gallagher refuses to let Spanish national radio record Benicassim gig
The controlling Mancunian insisted that despite the network dedicating most of its airtime to help promote independent, non commercial music, it could not record his
Festival de la Luna Mora kicks off in Mijas
Two weekends of festivities celebrate Spain’s cultural history
Spain raises age of marriage and consent
The changes come after pressure from children’s rights organisations
Virgen del Carmen celebrations underway in Andalucia
Religious wooden and porcelain Virgins are placed on fishing boats and paraded through the seas
New Spanish exam put to the test
The SIELE is more accessible that the previous Spanish competency test, the DELE
French tourist gored to death by bull in Alicante
He is the fourth goring fatality since June 24
Poet Lorca named one of seven most important Spaniards in contemporary history
Fuentes Vaqueros receives award for Lorca's selection to list of seven top Spaniards
Pamplona’s Running of the Bulls ends with quickest (and most uneventful) run yet
This year’s festival saw 10 gored, most of them foreigners
UPDATE: Two more gored in Pamplona on Monday
Day 7’s victims bring the festival’s goring tally to 10
Four more people gored in running of the bulls in Pamplona
Day five was the bloodiest day of this year’s festival
Anti-bullfighting protest at Estepona’s Feria
The Colectivo Antitaurino Marbella stood in protest outside of the Feria's gates
Expat journalist Joan Davies dies aged 85 in Benalmadena
Co-founder of Sur in English has passed away in Benalmadena
Live porn shoot in Valencia shocks tourists
The filming culminated in a graphic sex scene outside the monument
Expat publishes book about baking bread with Fidel Castro
A Granada expat author has published a book about doing business with Fidel Castro in Cuba
World’s most expensive painting arrives in Madrid art gallery
World’s most expensive painting arrives in Madrid
‘Damien Hirst stole Banksy from me’ claims maverick British artist
A MAVERICK Andalucia-based British artist claims to be the ‘real Banksy’. Londoner Michael Shurman claims he created the globally-known graffiti persona over a decade ago,