Antonio J. Mora

“The position of the body determines that it was a fast freefall,” the central government delegate in Andalusia told reporters on Saturday morning

People protested in more than 100 municipalities, a day before the Andalusian parliament is due to vote in a new conservative government

The anti-immigration party has made significant gains in former Popular Party strongholds, where migration and unemployment are seen as problems

Spontaneous demonstrations sprang up in southern Spain on Monday night to denounce rise of anti-immigration group

Two members of the gang, convicted of sexually abusing an 18-year-old, were recognized at the weekend while at a birthday celebration

The 16th-century building in Seville was once a workshop for fashion designers Victorio & Lucchino

Spanish producers fear that they may have to exit the American market, after Trump administration slaps 17% tariff on produce

Huge plantations near Carmona, in Andalusia, are attracting growing numbers of Asian visitors

Yes to brawn, no to tattoos, as makers of HBO series hold auditions for new episodes in Cáceres province

Jesús Tomillero, 21, has been dealing with taunts on the pitch for the last 18 months

Civil Guard arrests the two suspects, who posted video of the incident on WhatsApp

Judge temporarily suspends order for defendant to begin six-month sentence Adrián Manuel Moreno’s lawyer hopes PM will grant him a pardon

Carmen López says local mayor refused to let her talk from Chicago via father’s cellphone

Leftist leader had accused conservative government of “great institutional disloyalty”

Ex-department head in Ronda, Málaga, says vehicle was leaking and needed to be emptied

Though young, the main contenders in the regional race are far from political novices

Gas Natural sues Andalusia government for blocking permits for venture in National Park

But five-year-old’s mother and father cannot have him discharged until British court returns custody

Seville judge hands over part of massive ERE corruption case involving two ex-Andalusia premiers

Warehouse club confident it can overcome reticence of local customers to pay membership fee

Regional governments throughout the country are opening education centers during the break The aim is to provide children from low-income families with a decent meal

"Our position is different from that of the PP," says opposition leader

Juan Manuel Sánchez Gordillo says estate should be available for a cooperative to create jobs

This year marks a historical presence of Andalusian films at the Goyas.

The 78-year-old's body was found in the city limits of Ojén