Giles Tremlett: Why British expats need dual nationality
In a passionate dispatch, ex-Guardian correspondent in Madrid Giles Tremlett (right) talks about the tragedy of Brexit and why thousands of Britons deserve dual nationality
Spanish women launch campaign to lower ‘tampon tax’
They're threatening to take their business to Canada
Endangered Iberian lynx to be re-introduced in Madrid
Following a 15-year breeding programme
Missing British 15-year-old suspected of fleeing to Spain with older man
Ciochina, from Newham, East London, is believed to have met up with 27-year-old Ionut Gheorghe before leaving the country
Nerja animal shelter appealing for fosters after being closed down
The charity is still in operation and hopes to find a new shelter
La Sala in the Sky is the talk of Marbella
Combining fine dining with aerial thrills
First baby with microcephaly born to Zika-infected woman in Spain
This is Spain's first recorded case of a baby born with microcephaly
Irish man dies after taking medicine on holiday in Spain
Holiday makers are cautioned about side effects related to the drug metamizole
Residents fight Junta de Andalucia for new hospital in Estepona
A pressure group - Plataforma Ciudadana Pro Hospital de Estepona - is demanding the Junta completes the hospital
Argentine novelist wins Spanish book prize
For the best noir novel published in Spain
Emergency water tankers brought to Colmenar as hundreds of wells dry up
It comes after residents slammed the unveiling of a large swimming pool
Brits, not the Spanish, invented Sangria!
Sangria reportedly originates from the old English word sangaree
Cambridge Global Payments: How political uncertainty is bad for currency markets
By Kelly Eason, regional sales manager for Cambridge Global Payments
Spain paid €300 million in pensions to the deceased in 2015
30,000 deceased received payments in 2015
Eneko Atka of Azurmendi Bilbao to open London restaurant
The restaurant will focus on Atxa’s ‘fresh modern Basque dishes’
Searching for the perfect tuna dish on the Costa de la Luz
The locals are extremely proud of their fishy obsession
Spanish property market analyst takes a look at life after Brexit
Barcelona-based property market analyst Mark Stucklin takes a look at life after Brexit
30,000 homes in Andalucia made legal in urban planning law change
The reform in the LOUA (urban planning law) will regularise 10,000 homes in Malaga
Expats ‘furious’ after broken promise to ban Mijas animal circuses
It comes despite a council meeting, last month, that agreed to outlaw such entertainment
A look at the Bilbao BBK festival
Jon Clarke catches the Pixies, New Order and Chvrches live at BBK in Bilbao
The Hell Chess Film Festival showcases top-rate independent films
The festival grants films greater exposure
Costa del Sol property: Keep calm and carry on
After an initial slump as buyers and sellers worried about life after Brexit, the market has begun to pick up again and things are getting
Andalucia’s tourism booms as numbers up 20% on last year
Andalucia has seen the highest increase in Spain
Group of tourists ‘battered’ by police in Marbella as they give friend first aid
EXCLUSIVE: Three of the group told the Olive Press they had been ‘violently’ pulled off their friend Hermann, while they tried to resuscitate him as
Open air films for kids returns to Benahavis
The children's summer screenings return
Blah Blah Blah offers kids outdoor summer of their dreams
The camps run for three weeks from July 17 to August 14