Nacho Sánchez

Switzerland was looking for the minor, who was found with her father standing next to a rundown vehicle in Coín

The ‘bon vivant’ was living in Marbella, on the Costa del Sol, where he was arrested for organizing a shipment of 60 kilos of cocaine from Colombia to Spain

The artist’s identity remains shrouded in mystery even as the value of his artwork and international exhibitions continue to soar

The early-warning system takes data obtained by satellites orbiting the planet to detect the risk of collapse for buildings, dams, tunnels and more. The idea was born out of the 2018 Morandi bridge tragedy in Genoa, Italy

‘I was a visionary without knowing it,’ says the Colombian who invented this exercise by chance in the 1980s. Today, he owns a company worth millions of dollars, with businesses that include lines of clothing and cosmetics

The luxury real estate sector in southern Spain is experiencing its best moment in history, with demand exceeding supply. Marbella and its surrounding areas are now home to the most exclusive properties in the country

A special unit created in 2019 to investigate drug wars in towns along the country’s southern coast — particularly Marbella — has arrested 50 people and solved 18 cases

Fregata Space has created algorithms that can identify the presence of hydrocarbons, plastics and microscopic organisms

Two decades have passed since the discovery of the manuscripts that the imam of Cútar hid in a wall in his home around the year 1500, one of them an Almohad-period Koran

Each year, Spain’s Fuente de Piedra natural reserve welcomes thousands of pairs of flamingos, but this year, the birds have bypassed the area because there’s no water

The search for Sibora Gagani, who disappeared in 2014, had ended years ago but resumed after a man arrested in May for killing his current partner confessed to the crime

No longer frowned upon, making a reservation for yourself and enjoying a good meal in solitude is gaining popularity, as well as a recipe for receiving the royal treatment

A crash on the A-7 near the southern city of Marbella sent €20,000 in cash flying out the window of a car. Nearby vehicles, including a bus, screeched to a halt as drivers raced to pick up the notes before the police arrived

Spanish police have arrested 15 people, including actor and painter Jean-Claude Pautot, dismantling a drug-trafficking network that smuggled hundreds of kilos of narcotics into Europe

Relive the golden age of the Costa del Sol on a walk along La Carihuela beach

The Spanish actor has 300 employees, real estate businesses, a production company, four restaurants, and even his own perfume line

Andalusian authorities have rubber-stamped the overhaul of an old ‘cortijo’ behind Los Genoveses beach, in one of the country’s most unspoiled stretches of coastline

With seizures jumping eighteenfold in Almería province, authorities warn that growers are passing off illegal cannabis as hemp for industrial use

The 170 hospital workers who gathered for a meal in Málaga had taken antigen tests, but the virus spread to 80 diners and the health center had to hire extra staff

Eerily silent paths meander through pine groves and fig trees before opening up to the sea on an island that has preserved unspoiled areas despite the tourist boom

The health crisis has affected households with lower incomes worse than others, and has increased the already-existing gap in Spanish society

According to authorities, the man was covered in ice and placed in front of a fan so that he would get hypothermia

In the past five years, violent gangs from Sweden have increased their presence in Málaga province, drawn in by the warm weather and high quality of life

Mass tourism, pressure from urban development and the ubiquitous cellphone camera are all working against naturists who are calling for the practice to be respected

A new book explores the stories of the actors, writers and criminals who flocked to Málaga’s coast for its beaches, parties and discretion

Around 18,000 properties were built irregularly under former mayor Jesús Gil, but despite numerous court cases that canceled permits, chances are good they will never be torn down