Statistics and lies in Spain
David Rick of Torcal Estates has seen a 100 per cent increase in offers this year, with an average sale price of 1,228 euros per
The great Andalucian Exodus
Left battered, bruised and in economic ruin after the Spanish Civil War, millions of Andalucians sought a better life in northern Europe, write Andrew Pearce
Up for grabs
Forced auction could see Ronda's evocative Casa del Rey Moro sold for 3.1m euros
Top 10 green escapes in Spain
To help launch our new site www.greenguidespain.com, President of Greenpeace Spain, Juan Lopez de Uralde tells the Olive Press about his favourite natural escapes
Arrests after nurse is stabbed
Two men have been arrested for the murder in Chiclana
Andalucia’s doctors: lowest-paid in Spain
Southern Spain's doctors earn dramatically less than their fellow Spanish medical professionals
Top price for elegance
Unlike its famous neighbour from Jerez, Montilla’s reputation has not travelled far outside Spain, even Cordoba. That is until now, writes Jon Clarke
Medical breakthrough in Andalucia
A Spanish clinic in Torremolinos has removed a lung cancer using an advanced 'deep freeze' method
All aboard the Smugglers’ train!
Now fully upgraded, this little-known line is home to some of Andalucia’s best-kept green secrets
Threats, punches and insults
Following the Alhaurin bull cruelty case, veteran animal rights campaigner Michael Owens recalls his 40 years fighting cruelty in Spain.
EXCLUSIVE: Fake name fear
By Andrew Pearce: Wanted sex offender Peter Wheatherley used a false name in Spain court
‘I was duped by a clinic’
British woman claims she was conned out of 10,000 euros for failed egg donation at a fertility clinic
EXCLUSIVE: Spain’s full circle
Diggers at the gates of the country estate of the German aristocrat credited with starting the concrete avalanche on the Costa del Sol
Beauty behind ‘the Beast’
After winning Wimbledon for the second time, the Olive Press reveals how Nadal's childhood sweetheart Xisca is still keeping the 'beast's' feet firmly on the
Last battle for the red tuna?
Launching our Green Guide this week, we start with an in-depth look at the red tuna industry by Andrew Pearce
Enrique’s naked Spain celebrations revealed!
I’ll ski naked if Spain win the world cup, vows Enrique Iglesias
Spanish bird brains
Six rare ibises are released in Cadiz
How two Nerja hacks made a billion from Trivial Pursuit
David Baird tells the true story about the expat journalists who dreamed up one of the world’s most popular games sitting on a Costa del
Spain’s restoration master
After renovating some of Andalucia’s key historic buildings, Osuna company Sanor has now turned its attention on a huge project in its home town, writes
Comeback King!
In the second installment of new wine column Buen Vino on Andalucian wines, Jon Clarke discovers how sherry could be on the cusp of a
‘La Clegg’ breezes into windy Spain role
Spanish wife of UK Deputy PM Nick Clegg has swept up a new job
Spain house sales on the up
Country registers a 1.5 per cent rise in sales compared to same time last year
Despite torture scenes the brave are still taking the bull by the horns
The recent furore surrounding the cruel scenes in Alhaurin el Grande has reopened bullfighting debates. But a definite distinction must still be made between this
Bring an end to Spain’s black economy
It’s no secret that many people are ‘working in the black’ around Andalucia. Now the authorities need to get tough and set an example if
Cafe owner shot dead in Andalucia
Boss of Torremolinos cafe becomes seventh Costa del Sol homicide victim this year
Smokers to be stubbed out in Spain
Spain steps up fight to combat increasing number of smokers