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Hundreds of Thousands Legalized Immigrants: Spain’s New Immigration Policy

The Spanish government under Pedro Sánchez plans to legalize the residency status of hundreds of thousands of immigrants who are already in the country. A huge conrast to the European trend where policies tend more towards reduction of immigration and deportations. Immigrating to Spain With its decision to grant legal residency to hundreds of thousands […]

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After Deadly Train Accident: Route Between Málaga and Madrid Opened Again

For months, the train route between Málaga and Spain’s capital, Madird, was impassable. Hundreds of thousands of passengers were affected by the closure and had to face delays, late arrivals and transfers to buses. Now finally, since the 30th of April, trains are running again from Málaga straight to Madrid, as confirmed by the state-owned

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Tourists Outraged by Horses Suffering at Seville’s Feria de Abril

The Feria de April in Sevilla ended now almost a week ago. But our author still has the impressions of the festival stuck in her head. Especially the treatment of the horses is haunting her. Feria de Abril: Initial Impressions  We often wonder what it would be like to time travel. As I left Seville’s

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Traditional Spanish breakfast in Málaga: Why “La Recova” is worth a visit

A wide variety of culinary treasures hide in the alleys of Málaga’s historical center. One of them to explore is the café La Recova. If you are expecting fancy menus or restaurant classics like paella, pasta or pizza this might be the wrong place. Instead, at La Recova, you will find light traditional meals in

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Semana Santa in Málaga: Everything you need to know

On March 29, one of the most important events of the year in Málaga—if not the most important—begins: the Semana Santa (Holy Week). During the week leading up to Easter, from Palm Sunday to Easter Sunday, processions move through the entire city, carrying enormous golden thrones. But what is the story behind this tradition, why

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“Vida con Françoise”: the temporary exhibition at Museo Casa Natal Picasso

In a temporary exhibition you can discover Françoise Gilot, the artist and companion that changed Pablo Picasso, his art and his life. When you arrive in Málaga, one of the first things you learn is that this is the birthplace of none other than Pablo Picasso, one of the most celebrated and influential artists in

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Feria de Málaga 2025: full guide to Andalusia’s biggest summer festival

Heading to Málaga in August? Discover everything you need to know about Feria de Málaga 2025: history, daily events, local traditions, what to wear, and how to enjoy the city’s biggest celebration. Each August, Málaga bursts into life with one of the most vibrant and culturally rich festivals in southern Spain: Feria de Málaga. In

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Explore La Rosaleda Stadium in Málaga: tours, tickets & what to see before 2026

Discover La Rosaleda Stadium in Málaga before its 2030 renovation. Info about tickets, guided tours, history & what makes it a must-see for football fans. If you’re a football fan living in Spain—or just visiting—you shouldn’t miss the chance to explore Estadio La Rosaleda in Málaga, a country where football truly is life. La Rosaleda,

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Best viewpoints in Málaga: 6 scenic spots to see the city from above (free & rooftop options)

Discover the best viewpoints in Málaga for panoramic city views. From hidden hills to rooftops—here are 6 scenic spots to see the city from above! Málaga isn’t just beaches and Picasso. If you’re living here or remote working from the Costa del Sol, chances are you’re craving more than just sand and sangría. Sometimes, all

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