The specialized police unit cracking down on hitmen on Spain’s Costa del Sol
Sixteen people have been arrested in a little over a year thanks to a group that focuses exclusively on score settling, often between rival drug gangs
Sixteen people have been arrested in a little over a year thanks to a group that focuses exclusively on score settling, often between rival drug gangs
A newly renovated house in the heart of the Andalusian city promises to brighten the future of youths Nabil, Hassan and Bilal
The family of two-year-old Julen Roselló, who died in Málaga last January, has reached a deal with David Serrano, the owner of the land where the accident happened
The owner of the property where the toddler fell to his death down a narrow borehole will face trial on January 21
Local authorities have introduced a five-year ban on new dining and drinking establishments in downtown areas that are already saturated with venues
The accounts of the Diya family and the Civil Guard as to how the father and two children could have died last week after getting into trouble in the water continue to differ
Forensics at Malaga’s Institute of Legal Medicine have confirmed that drowning was the sole cause of death for the two siblings and their father
A father and his two children drowned in the pool of a resort in Mijas in the south of Spain
Authorities say the recent murders are connected to score settling between rival drug gangs, but there are concerns that the ongoing violence could claim civilian lives
New guidelines have been introduced in the southern Spanish town aimed at protecting the welfare of the animals, who are used for rides and a “taxi service” for tourists
Police were shocked to discover the elderly lady was responsible for multiple robberies in the southern city of Málaga
At day two of her trial, Ana Julia Quezada tells the court in Almería that the death of Gabriel was unintentional and that she wanted to commit suicide afterwards
Almería jury hears new details about the death of the eight-year-old in southern Spain 18 months ago at the hands of self-confessed killer Ana Julia Quezada
Scientists are calling for urgent action against the species, which is hurting the biodiversity in the area as well as the fishing and tourism industry
The man told police he had been abducted and forced to go to a sex club, but investigators were able to uncover the real story
Parents, unemployed people and upper-class youngsters have been caught growing the drug in their homes as a means to earn extra cash
Prosecutors are seeking a three-year prison term against David Serrano for failing to place warning signs near the 28-centimeter hole where Julen Roselló fell on January 13
Her alleged aggressor, Salvador Ramírez, was convicted for killing his first wife in the year 2002 and sent to jail, but released early after good behavior
The traffickers apparently made so much money from selling cocaine that they chose to buy new clothes instead of washing old ones
Three people who emerged from the accident with minor injuries deny the money is theirs but will likely be fined for money laundering
The sole suspect in the death of two-year-old Julen Roselló last January claimed that the child could have been accidentally killed by firefighters
Italian authorities have accused Miguel Roldán of aiding human traffickers after he helped save thousands of people from drowning in the Mediterranean
Five people have been arrested – including three in Málaga – for providing pirated IPTV in a criminal operation estimated to have made €8 million in profits since 2013
Lawyers for David Serrano have presented a report to the judge in charge of the case, which claims the two-year-old was killed by impacts from a pick and not from the fall itself
The Spanish toddler was killed when he fell down an unlicensed borehole that David Serrano had paid a company to drill
The hundreds of people who helped locate the two-year-old in a 110-meter-deep borehole are struggling to come to terms with their experiences
The two-year-old was found at 1.25am local time on Saturday morning. The rescue efforts faced constant delays due to the nature of the terrain and the difficulty in reaching the area