Police arrest 740 in massive fake business crackdown
Estimates say the fraud cost the state €20.5 million
Sevilla’s Feria de abril in May?
But despite the break in tradition the festival was a huge success
Greenpeace shouts its message to the Algarrobico hotel louder than ever before
Nearly a hundred activists painted the NGOs newest message to the Junta
The show must go on for Andalucian amphitheatre
Time is running out for the revolutionary theatre project
Meet your police on the Costa del Sol this week
Marbella Town Hall are hosting a question and answer session with English-speaking police officers
Sevilla gears up for biggest feria in Spain
The week-long party is in total contrast to the recent sombre Semana Santa
Cordoba patio festival set to wow tourists in biggest year yet
The best-kept patios in Spain are open to the public in May
Art Gaucin celebrates its 10th anniversary
Local artists will open their studios for the annual festival
Tourism on the up in Andalucia
The sector is beginning its recovery, according to new Junta report
Andalucia’s property sales lead country
The region saw highest value of property sales in Spain last year
More unemployment means fewer traffic jams in Spain
The silver lining to the economic crisis: less traffic
Investigation launched into Spain’s ‘biggest ever’ fraud case
€2 billion worth of EU funds has allegedly been syphoned off by government officials
Olive Press readers overwhelmingly support campaign to demolish Algarrobico
Our online poll reveals how readers really feel about the monstrous hotel
Spain is home to all of the EU’s top five employment blackspots
And another two Spanish regions are in the top 10
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
Medic betrayed by his insurance company as his wife lay dying
Iain Renfrew has been left nearly bankrupt by his insurance company after the tragic death of his wife. Exclusive by Imogen Calderwood
IU party announces ‘momentary suspension’ of coalition with PSOE in Andalucia
Conflict between the two rages, sparked this week by a disagreement over subsidised housing
Andalucia scoops five of Spain’s top 10 tourist destinations
Sevilla, Marbella and Malaga were all among TripAdvisor's top destinations
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
Fees for degrees in Andalucia are lower than most of Spain
The region has imposed the second smallest university fee hike in the country over five years
Mijas – a pueblo of burro taxis and hidden treasures
There is so much on offer in Mijas aside from riding a donkey, discovers Imogen Calderwood
Shocking stats reveal 184 Spaniards a day lost their homes in 2013
Latest figures reveal the true extent of the eviction epidemic in Spain
Gender violence continues to dramatically rise across Spain
Five women died in three days as a result of gender violence in Spain this week
Energy chief resigns in ‘illegal’ utilities scandal
Head of Andalucian Energy Agency annouces his resignation amid accusations of illegal utilities connections
Truth of Spanish gender-violence revealed in ground-breaking survey
Disturbing stats and spate of Andalucian domestic murders casts a dark shadow over International Women's Day