Jesús A. Cañas

A nine-year-old child from a family linked to a drug clan was killed in a boating accident on Monday, prompting fears of acts of revenge

Drug traffickers are willing to pay up to €180,000 for speedboats to sneak in tons of hashish

Waterway dates to 1st century and is deemed one of the greatest feats of engineering in Roman Hispania

Prosecutors wanted three years in prison for man who tried to smuggle his son into Spain in a trolley bag

Increasingly violent traffickers are taking control of the city’s neighborhoods and ruling with impunity, to the rising concern of locals and authorities alike

Traffickers in La Línea are becoming bolder, attacking police officers who try to seize their hauls

Suspect was under police custody at Cádiz medical center when 20 individuals forced their way in, overcoming two officers

New study on the movement of currents can help gain a better understanding of climate change

Questions are being raised over the sculptures at the Fallas in Valencia and the songs performed at the Carnival in Cádiz

The celebration dates back to the 18th century, nearly died in the 1970s, and is enjoying a revival

A restoration project in Cadiz will be the first of its kind in Europe adapted to warm climates

Surge in arrivals along the coast of Tarifa leaves authorities struggling to find them proper housing

World-famous sherry wine region increasingly picking fruit after sunset to avoid the sweltering heat

Authorities say this is the largest figure in a single day this year, and that numbers are rising

More than 300 people, mostly women, are being forced to sleep rough since Tarajal crossing closed

Police and Civil Guard mobilized after 187 migrants stormed El Tarajal frontier post on Monday

Glamor and poverty collide during horse racing carnival in Spanish town of Sanlúcar de Barrameda

San Pedro del Pinatar introduces new rules that also ban cyclists and the reserving of spots

Organized gangs in Cádiz pay out as much as €60,000 to the speedboat pilots for a load of hashish

Pedro Sánchez secures enough endorsements to become a strong candidate to win party primaries

Gangs are unafraid of law enforcement as they ship hashish into Europe near Gibraltar

Seven officers injured on Sunday near Gibraltar after around 100 people attacked them to protect narcos

The British Overseas Territory is largely optimistic about its future outside the EU

Sources at border complain Rabat is not cooperating in controlling border crossings

The jump in numbers arriving in Ceuta has stretched resources but cause is unknown

German shipbuilder demands final payment of €15 million for billionaire’s €400 million ‘superboat’

The Rock’s internet gambling sites make up 60% of the global market