
The Salobreña branch of the Partido Popular opposition party has brought attention to the illegally occupied, half-completed, housing in La Caleta.
Here is the weekly update on the pandemic situation. Readers who have been following these updates will see a slight increase in figures following the long, bank-holiday weekend last week.
The male nurse who worked in the main Málaga hospital ICU, and who pushed for the right of dying Covid patients to say good bye, was found dead at home.
A total of 21 cemeteries in the province of Toledo have suffered thefts worth a total of 450,000 euros. So far the Guardia Civil have managed to recuperate 2.200 kilos of ornamental pieces, mostly made out of bronze.
Four men were arrested in Motril by the Policía Nacional, aged between 22 and 33, suspected of running marihuana crops under a chiringuito.
The Guardia Civil in Cantabria arrested a teenage driver for driving a car without the knowledge nor permission from the owner, on at least two occasions. Neither did he have a driving licence.
The Motril fire service was called out to tackle a fire in a bar, provoked by a malfunctioning deep, fat fryer. The affected bar is in Plaza del Tranvía.
Since the Junta announced the slackening off of the Covid restrictions on Thursday, the Official Gazette has since been published with small modifications.
The fire service belonging to the autonomous region of Madrid recovered the body of a JCB operator from his semi-submerged vehicle yesterday.
The very popular live-music venue in Almuñécar, Robert’s Rop, will be putting on a live performance later today with a duet: Marta & Montalvo.
The Councillor for Justice & Administration was present in what is to be the new Almuñécar law courts, situated in Edificios Kairos (San Sebastian).