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Drought crisis leads to disastrous olive harvest in Malaga province

A visit to the supermarket is enough to see that the price of olive oil continues to soar.

Another tense night in Malaga province as farmers block supermarket distribution depots and a motorway

Riot police were in action again on Thursday night with farmers threatening more protests today

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Arrests after hooded thieves rob 73-year-old man of supermarket takings in Malaga province town

Police said the alleged robbers used a dangerous hold to immobilise the man, before fleeing the scene with around 2,500 euros

Three arrested for alleged horse theft in Malaga after one tracked down to Seville and the other found dead in a slaughterhouse

Police investigations started following the theft of two horses in Antequera, and then the discovery of an online advertisement listing the animals for sale

How did it come to this? The Costa del Sol and Malaga's troubled history with droughts in the province

Since the 1995 drought crisis, authorities have studied and approved many projects which would be a lifesaver in this current situation, but they were never carried out.

Malaga youth to get 52,000-euro compensation after losing testicle following health centre error

The 17-year-old boy went to a Junta de Andalucía public healthcare clinic suffering from extreme pain, but was discharged without undergoing tests

Star dishes and products from the Malaga province town that aspires to be Spain's Gastronomic Capital in 2024

Antequera is in the running for next year’s prestigious title, which will be announced tomorrow (16 November), and which would have an enormous impact on local tourism

Mollina tastes the local wine

The Feria de la Vendimia in Mollina took place over three days last week and included a macro wine tasting session which was very popular.

More than 1.5 million people in Malaga are living with water restrictions as the province suffers from the drought.